World music is available via Naxos. Especially useful for country studies in grade 3. After graduation, you can access Naxos via Edmonton Public Library.
These activities will help students reflect on the coronavirus outbreak, analyze parallels to historic pandemics, and think critically about this moment in history.
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Check out the permanent exhibitions for the Grand Hall ( West coast tribes) and the tour of the First Peoples Hall and 1000 years of history in the Canada Hall
Curriculum-linked compilation of information and resources to help educators, students and the general public get a detailed look at energy across Canada. Content researched, created and evaluated by Canadian Geographic Education with financial support from the Canadian Association of Petroleum Producers.
The Alberta Geological Survey (AGS) of the Alberta Energy Regulator is developing Minecraft models to provide geoscientific information within an interactive gaming platform. Students and teachers can mine through the subsurface while exploring and learning about Alberta’s geology and natural resources in a fun and interactive way.
Provides information and census data about the land, the people, the economy and the state of Canada. E-Stat, a part of Statistics Canada, is a dynamic interactive teaching and learning tool for the education community. It offers an enormous warehouse of reliable and timely statistics about Canada and its ever-changing people.
Includes links to resources & some exemplars/lesson planning materials for Social Studies grades 1-9, and Division IV (grades 10-12). Also includes a "resources and templates" section.
LearnAlberta.ca was designed to assist kindergarten to Grade 12 teachers in Alberta locate and utilize digital learning and teaching resources produced by the Ministry of Education. NOTE: This resource is freely available to teachers, pre-service teachers, and students in the Province of Alberta only. Some resources require a password. Students and staff in the Faculty of Education can use the Ask Us service to get the login information
This resource is freely available to teachers, pre-service teachers, and students in the Province of Alberta only
