Ms. D's Resources

Engage your students with the important topic of the refugee experience and crisis. Human Flow is available to stream for free on CBC, and use these questions to help your students engage with the topics that the documentary addresses.

Do you have students preparing for high school? Use this art project as a way for them to get ready to transition to high school. Students will research their study methods, organizational habits, and other information relevant to their high school experience. Includes a rubric, designed for grade 7.

Use this resource to take your students for an edible plant walk around Vancouver. This could also be adapted for British Columbia along the coastline. Designed for intermediate. Tied to Indigenous Ways of Knowing and Being.

Use this digital scrapbook assignment to give your grade 7 (or any other grade) a way to collect memories of their school year. Students could use Canva, Powerpoint, google slides, or whatever digital program they prefer. Ideas for assessment are included, as well as a rubric. Tailored to the Canadian, BC curriculum.

Want to encourage student-centred learning and engage student interests? This project will do just that, and allow you to learn about your students. Use this project at the beginning of the year to learn about your students, or anytime you're looking to re-engage students. This resource is universally designed by giving students options with how they present, and is situated in inquiry by encouraging collaboration and peer feedback. This resource includes a rubric, based in strength-based langu

Check-in on your students understanding of transformations by using this simple quiz. Students have to identify transformations, and also define coordinates, and the three types of transformations. It also includes one bonus question about Cartesian Planes, and comes with an answer key. Tied specifically to the BC curriculum.

Use this step-by-step project template, included with reputable sources to jump start research, as well as a rubric for assessment to engage your students with Black history.

Download this bingo sheet as a fun activity when your class returns from spring break! This activity gets students up and moving around and talking to each other. The teacher can play to, and learn what your students got up to over the break. Encourage students not to use two names twice, and not to copy off each other.

Add this vocabulary list to your climate change unit!

Use this test as formative assessment after an introductory unit on algebra. Specific to BC, Canada curriculum and to grade 7. Answer key not included.

Use this quiz as formative assessment after a unit on adding and subtracting integers. Specific to BC, Canada curriculum. No answer key.

Use this quiz as formative assessment for the end of a fossil unit. Includes an answer key.

Use this quiz as formative assessment to see your students learning of various direction-type French vocabulary. Answer key included.

Use this bingo sheet when you get back from winter break! It'll get your students up and moving around, socializing, and sharing what they did over break. Teachers can participate too!