
End of Year Assessment Ideas for Elementary Classrooms
As the school year winds down, it’s time to start thinking about how to wrap up your students’ learning. End of year assessment doesn’t have
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As the school year winds down, it’s time to start thinking about how to wrap up your students’ learning. End of year assessment doesn’t have

If you’re teaching grade 5 space, one of the most engaging ways to bring this unit to life is by exploring how astronauts live and

Teacher Appreciation Day is a time to recognize the incredible educators who show up every day with passion, patience, and a pile of marking in

As the weather warms up and your students get a little wiggly, outdoor learning becomes a classroom lifesaver. Sunshine, fresh air, and a change of

With a federal election on the horizon, there’s no better time to start teaching Canadian elections in your classroom. Helping students understand how elections work,

Looking for a fun and meaningful way to bring Easter into your lessons? Our Easter Activity Pack is filled with cross-curricular learning opportunities that are

Spring is wild—field trips, assemblies, testing, and that undeniable energy buzzing through your classroom. You’re tired, the kids are bouncing off the walls, and planning

Struggling to get students to stay on task without constant redirection? You’re not alone. Teaching student independent work is a game-changer for classroom management, but

How can we make Ontario social studies engaging and meaningful for Grade 3 students? Inquiry-based projects help students explore real-world connections while developing research and

How can we make learning Grade 3 forces and motion exciting and hands-on for students? One of the best ways is by incorporating Rube Goldberg

How can we make science lessons more engaging for students? When teaching light and sound science experiments, hands-on activities help students grasp key concepts in

How can we celebrate International Women’s Day in a way that inspires students and connects with the curriculum? One powerful way is by highlighting Women