One of my all-time favourite read alouds for the upper elementary classroom is Fatty Legs by Margaret Pokiak-Fenton and Christy Jordan-Fenton. This novel tells the story of Margaret’s experience at a Residential School. Teaching students about Residential Schools in an age-appropriate manner is one way to move forwards on the
Even though school is always over by the time Canada Day rolls around, I still love to incorporate some Canada themed French activities into the final few days of June. I find that celebrating la fête du Canada is a really nice way to end the school year in the
Did you know that National Indigenous Peoples Day takes place on the summer solstice, June 21? According to the government of Canada website, it’s a special occasion to learn more about the rich and diverse cultures, voices, experiences, and histories of First Nations, Inuit, and Métis peoples. Teaching our students
Are you teaching a classroom chemistry science unit this year? If so, then this FREE acids and bases experiment will be the perfect addition to your unit! Click HERE to have it sent straight to your inbox or keep reading for all of the details! Acids and Bases Experiment Materials:
Are you about to start reading A Boy Called Bat with your students? Maybe you’re using the book as a novel study, a whole class read aloud, a book club or a literature circle option. Either way, these fun activities will engage students in learning more about this fantastic novel.
Are you on the hunt for some fun and low prep games that you can add to your probability and statistics math unit? Don’t worry teacher bestie… I’ve got your back! Here are 3 of my favorite probability games for the upper elementary classroom. 1) SKUNK If you’ve been following
Are you on the hunt for some simple and low prep multiplication review activities? Don’t worry teacher bestie… you’re in the right spot! I’ve got your back. 1) Multiplication Review Digital Escape Room One of my all-time favourite ways to review a multi-digit multiplication unit is by having students complete
Does the idea of teaching chemistry concepts to upper elementary students have you shaking in your boots? Are you nervous about all of the prep and worse… the clean-up? I feel ya teacher bestie! That’s why today I am sharing three ways that you can make your classroom chemistry unit
Are you on the hunt for end of the year math activities? I don’t think that I need to tell you that keeping students engaged in meaningful math learning at the end of the year is tricky! So keep reading for 3 fun end of the year math activities that
Are you teaching French as a Second Language or core French? Do you need to teach your FSL students French names of animals but aren’t really sure where to start? Then this blog post is for you! Here are three easy ways to teach the French names of animals. 1)
Are you searching for fantastic picture books that can be used as read alouds for Earth Day and beyond? Are you teaching a Waste and Our World Science Unit and need to teach students about concepts such as reusing, environmentalism, and natural resources? Then teacher bestie, this list is for
Are you ready for a fun and engaging French as a Second Language unit this spring? Teach your FSL students French Easter Vocabulary terms and all about the holiday called Pâques. 1) Introducing Students to French Easter Vocabulary Terms Since I teach in a non-religious school, I choose to teach
Your upper elementary students will love solving these multiplication and division problems to escape from Mars.
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