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This assignment contains: Learning goal and success criteria A lesson about what an infographic is with a linked YouTube video An assignment pageA page with 3 different data sets that students can choose from. Of course students could collect their own data too! A page for student to create their own infographic including space to:Describe their data Find the mean, median and mode of the dataCreate a bar or double bar graphCreate a stem and leaf plot Find a picture that relates to their dataWrit

This resource contains: A slide deck introducing reader’s theatre 8 reader’s theatre scripts Classroom-ready (elementary/junior grades, very teacher-practical)Short and manageable, easy to rehearse, not a full productionClear roles with flexible casting (so everyone gets a speaking part, even reluctant readers)Gender-neutral character names to support inclusivity and flexible castingScripts based on real student experiences (online chats, group work challenges, recess disagreements, and more)Sim

✅ Comprehensive Concussion Awareness Assignment – Engage students in learning about concussions, prevention strategies, and safety in sports. ✅ Creative & Informative Poster Task – Students design a visually appealing poster that educates others on concussion risks, symptoms, and prevention. ✅ Completely Editable! – Customize the assignment to fit your students' needs. ✅ Includes Everything You Need! Assignment page with clear instructions Graphic organizer to help students plan their work R

This document has 8 different literacy center signs. Each center sign has the curriculum expectation as well as the learning goal and success criteria. These centers are great for junior/intermediate classes and have been based on the Ontario 2023 Literacy curriculum expectations.  This assignment contains 8 literacy center signs including  TypingCursive writingVocabulary workGuided ReadingWord work Grammar Reading Comprehension Practice Silent Reading Each sign is completely editable. They are

This document contains:  Learning goal and success criteriaPaintings with vivid colour to discuss A linked video explaining colour theory Two interactive sites for students to explore colour wheelsA linked Kahoot An assignment instruction page with two different options for students to create a colour wheel (by hand on online)A video on how to create a colour wheel by handColour wheel assignment reflection Assessment rubric based on the achievement chart: knowledge, application, communication an

This document contains a summative task where:  Students will pick an emotion to create a song about. Then students will choose either Chrome Music Lab or Blob Opera and create their song. Students will answer reflection questions about their song. At the end there is a rubric based on the achievement chart: Knowledge and understanding, application, communication and thinking. Everything is clearly laid out and interactive for students.I completed this with grade 3 students and it was very easy

This resource contains:  Somebody, wanted, but, so, then, graphic organizer. This can be used virtually (assigned on Google Classroom) or you can print it for face-to-face learning. A graphic organizer for students to write a summary of their paragraph A rubric for summarizing fiction texts. The categories in this rubric are aligned with the achievement chart:KnowledgeCommunicationApplication Thinking

This descriptive writing paragraph assignment has students create their own donut. Students love getting creative. Before you know it, they’ll be creating donuts with bacon, cheese and Fruit Loops! This assignment is completely customizable and contains:  An assignment instructions pageLearning goal and success criteriaA space for students to draw/insert images of their donutAn editable brainstorming webA paragraph writing graphic organizer Editing and revising slidesRough and final copy pagesAn

This document contains:  One interactive worksheet where students are evaluating survey questions and the answers that are given. Students explain why the question and the answers are weak and then improve them. Students also then create a survey question of their own with various options. This is an interactive digital activity that is compatible with Google Classroom. You can post it as an assignment and then select, “make a copy for every student,” and then every student will be able to work

Inclusive and Accessible: The activity offers multiple entry points for learners, allowing students to express themselves through drawing and/or writing. This flexibility supports diverse learning needs and abilities.Encourages Reflection: By thinking about their favourite meal or snack and how it makes them feel, students practice self-awareness and reflect on their relationship with food.Assessment Ready: The resource includes a rubric based on the achievement chart (knowledge and understandin

This assignment contains: A learning goal and success criteria for persuasive writingA space for students to brainstorm possible topics to write about A graphic organizer where students organize their ideas into their 3 pointsAnother graphic organizer where students organize their sentences. A page for students to write their paragraphA checklist where students drag checkmarks to ensure they have all of the necessary itemsA rubric based on the achievement chartKnowledge, application, communicati

This document contains:  Learning goal and success criteria for this assignmentLesson about expressions including a linked Kahoot and a drama game.An assignment where students make expressions and take a picture of themselves doing so. Students love expressing themselves creatively!  A rubric based on the achievement chart Knowledge, understanding, communication and application Report card comments

This resource has students draw a picture of their favourite meal or snack. Then students will write or draw how it makes them feel. This resource also has a rubric based on the achievement chart (knowledge and understanding, application, communication and thinking). Other things to note: This resource is completely editable. You can change/add/edit anything since it is on Google Slides. Great for students of all abilities since it allows students to draw or write. Used with ESL/ELL/MLL and mod

n this assignment students will create an informational poster that demonstrates and explains one reason why it is important to exercise. Students will include: One benefit of exercise Why their exercise helps someone  experience this benefitThree different types of exercise that someone can do and how they help  Include at least 2 pictures of the exerciseThis assignment contains:  An assignment pageSpaces for students to brainstorm their ideas Graphic organizers (great for modified, accommodate

This document contains:  A review about the elements of dance. A summative task made for virtual learning where students watch a dance and fill out a graphic organizer about the elements of dance within it. Reflection questions about the dance. A rubric based on growing success with the following categories: Knowledge and understanding, application, communication and thinking.

This document contains:  A title page for the student’s inquiry notebookHow to use instruction this inquiry notebook page for studentsGraphic organizers for students to record the date, their inquiry question, possible answers for their question, the answer to their question as well as their source of information.Completely customizableCompatible with Google Classroom This is great for:  Inspiring students to think/question/wonder Great for an extension for students who finish earlyGifted studen

This interactive digital activity has students:  Define what a run on sentence is.Correct run on sentences.Sort sentences into two different categories: run on sentences and complete sentences. This is an interactive digital activity that is compatible with Google Classroom. You can post it as an assignment and then select, “make a copy for every student,” and then every student will be able to work on their own worksheet.

This document contains:  Two interactive worksheets about the three types of sentences Simple sentencesCompound sentences Complex sentences Students will: Match the definition to the type of sentenceWrite examples of different types of sentencesSort 18 sentences into each category (simple, compound and complex sentences).Compatible for Google Drive

This assignment contains: An interactive worksheet on simple sentences.An interactive worksheet on compound sentences.A worksheet where students sort sentences into simple or compound sentences.Fully customizable and great for virtual as well as face to face learning!Made with google slides so you will need a Google Account to open this.