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Grade 2: New Beginnings: Exploring Birth and New Life
This Learning and Evaluation Situation (LES) helps Grade 2 students understand how babies come to be as well as the
Grade 4: Building Meaningful Bonds: “What makes a good friend?”
This Learning and Evaluation Situation (LES) helps Grade 4 students explore what friendship means, how it feels, and how it
Intellectual Operation Infographics – Elementary
Students can learn more about Intellectual Operations (or IOs) using these helpful infographics! IOs are things students can “do” with
Deconfessionalization of Schools for First Nations in Quebec from 1900 to 1980
In this activity, students will learn more about the church’s role in education and the history of residential schools in
The Parliamentary System in Lower Canada around 1820
In this activity, students will need to answer the question, “How much say did people have in the government’s decisions
Slavery in New France around 1745
In this activity, students will need to answer the question, “Of all the ways slavery changed life in New France,
Comparing Life in New France and the Thirteen Colonies around 1745
In this activity, students will need to answer the question, “What was the biggest difference between life in New France
Pathways to Using LEARN’s Professional Development Moodle Courses
This guide provides tips on getting started, as well as pathways for educators to use the Moodle courses in a
Fostering Inclusion and Well-Being Through the Arts: A Teaching Artist’s Perspective
This article shares the personal journey of a teaching artist who uses the arts to foster inclusion and support youth
Reclaiming Focus: How School Cell Phone Bans Enhance Learning and Wellbeing in Quebec
Starting Fall 2025, Quebec will implement a province-wide ban on cellphones and personal electronic devices in all public primary and
The Micro:bit Leap: Turning Tech Hesitation into Classroom Confidence
The article shares how a cycle three teacher discovered unused Micro:bits at her school and successfully integrated them into her
Part 1: Playful Learning is not just for K: Reimagining Learning Beyond Kindergarten
This article advocates for the continued integration of playful learning beyond kindergarten, highlighting its cognitive, social, and emotional benefits across