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This Freebie provide a quick visual introduction of the zones of regulation! Colour zones help students develop emotional literacy, while emojis develop non-verbal communication skills, and the ability to read facial expressions. This is a google slide that can easily be posted to a VLE or printed for a classroom wall or student desk.

This Inquiry project provides students with a graphic organizer to research their choice of any pneumatic technology or hydraulic technology (e.g roller coasters, water guns, etc). Example: Included  Online Learning: Google Docs can easily be added to google classroom. Use  'Make a copy for each student' function to allow students to type in answers directly in the organizer.

This is a complete lesson on ecotourism. Students begin by playing a game of ‘would you rather’ using different ecotourism locations. Then the class discusses the pro’s and con’s of ecotourism using a variety of videos to prompt discussion. Lastly, students inquire about an ecotourism destination of their choosing. Have students share their ecotourism destination in the method of your choosing. I suggest a discussion post on the virtual learning space so that other students can respond to one an

Use this resource two ways 1.) Display in class for student reference 2.) Use during a Mini-Lesson Focusing on Order of operations and Opposite operations.

This Inquiry project provides students with a graphic organizer to connect their knowledge of internal and external forces to their favourite sport.  Example: Included  Online Learning: Google Docs can easily be added to google classroom. Use  'Make a copy for each student' function to allow students to type in answers directly in the organizer.

This project introduces students to self regulation. As a class we discuss emotions making connections to art, drama, or dance. Explore the 4 colour zones, our feelings, and coping strategies. Consolidate learning by creating stress balls to use to self regulate from one zone to another. The zones of self-regulation is a great tool for students of all ages to become more self-aware while building emotional literacy. Also a great introduction for discussions on mental health and well being. Per

This project explores the area of self-advocacy. Students can discuss the character traits of their favourite superheroes and begin to identify what makes them super too! In their own slide deck students will compile their strengths, areas of improvement, goals, and self-regulation strategies.    Self Advocacy cards are a great tool for students of all ages to self-reflect, as well as share important information about themselves with members of their learning community (Teachers, EA’s, SLP).  Gr

Students investigate the importance of water, with a specific focus on how water impacts tourism. The slide deck includes links to related youtube videos with accompanying discussion questions for the class.  The Water Tourism Inquiry has students pick one water based tourism location to investigate using geographic thinking skills (i.e. Patterns and Trend, Spatial Significance, Geographic Perspective, and Interrelationships).  Includes: -Water Tourism Slide Deck-Water Tourism Worksheet Dis

This slide deck is a complete instruction on creating imaginative digital landscape scenes using just google slides.  Includes:  Instructional Slides Deck Tutorial Videos Example Artwork Online Learning: Google Slides can easily be added to google classroom. Students only need access to google slides to complete this project.

This Inquiry Project is easily uploaded to your google classroom. Students create a textbook page for future history textbooks based on the most historically relevant events to this year. Distance Learning: This product was created for distance learning. All work can be done on a device.

This is a Space and Earth Systems Inquiry Project. During this project Students will: 1.) Investigate the creation of sundials and their importance 2.) Create a Sundial 3.) Self-reflect and Self-assess using the Learning Goal and Success Criteria

This Inquiry project provides students with a graphic organizer to research a structural failure.   Example: Included  Online Learning: Google Docs can easily be added to google classroom. Use  'Make a copy for each student' function to allow students to type in answers directly in the organizer.

This conversion chart uses visuals, and colour coding to assist students with understanding percent as proportional and finding the percent of a given value. Distance Learning: Google Docs can easily be added to google classroom. Use  'Make a copy for each student' function to allow students to type in answers directly in the organizer.

This Inquiry project provides students with a graphic organizers to guide their research on a landform of their choosing (e.g Volcano, Mountain, Island etc). Through 6 Lessons students research and make judgments using geographic inquiry. Finally students compile their information into a brochure to share with their peers.  This project is made to be used for all levels of students. Modifications and Accommodations are made through one-on-one check-in with the teacher throughout the inquiry proc

This Inquiry Project is easily uploaded to your google classroom. Students each pick a different historical figure to create a biographical google slide. Students then share their slide in a class slide show where they can easily comment on each other's work.  Distance Learning: This product was created for distance learning. All work can be done on a device and allows students to interact with one another easily.

This product has students cut out and develop formulas based on their prior skills. This activity takes students through formulas for Rectangles, Triangles, and Parallelograms. Easy to use as a main lesson or review for older grades. Provided: Power Point, Student Handout, & Answer Key

This conversion chart uses visuals, and colour coding to assist students with conversion between decimals, percents, and fractions. Online Learning: Google Docs can easily be added to google classroom. Use  'Make a copy for each student' function to allow students to type in answers directly in the organizer.

This is a Real Life Algebra Task. Students first pick between 3 profiles to decide on their needs for a phone plans as a consumer. Next they create algebraic expressions to represent the different plans that are offered. Lastly they evaluate through substitution to decide which plan suits their needs. Version B is a modified version which removes the profile choice step. Answer Keys Included

Written by Kurt Vonnegut in 1962 2BRO2B is a science fiction short story that tells of a futuristic world where people no longer age or die. Which leads to population control issues. This worksheet was created for use during geography classes and discussion about population.  PDF copies and Audiobooks of the required short story are available for free via a variety of online sources (i.e. Youtube)   Includes: -2BRO2B Population Control Questions Worksheet Distance Learning: Google Doc Templ

This product allows students to break down their understand of integers (Addition and Subtraction). Students will: 1.) Identify the 6 different type of problems they can encounter. 2.) Identify the starting point on the number line. 3.) Use a number line to find the final answer.