MsSantos Elementary Resource Centre

A handy and short quiz for students who have learned how to cite (MLA), avoid plagiarism, paraphrase & examine sources as reliable or unreliable. ANSWER KEY INCLUDED

Teachers look no further for a culminating group task to end your fitness unit! In this task, students design an exercise routine that contributes to achieving a specific goal (i.e. speed, agility, power, balance, coordination, muscular endurance, cardiovascular fitness, etc.) using the HITT model for fitness. Students are asked to plan a warm-up, main activities and cool down. Two rubrics are provided! The first rubric can be used to assess the entire group, and the second rubric can be used t

A simple but comprehensive package that teachers can copy for students to run successful Literature Circles! This package outlines the expectations, rules and the following roles (Discussion Director, Connection Master, Incredible Infrerencer, Summarizer, Word Master and Illustrator). Includes spots for 5 group members and 12 meetings. Package includes: -An outline for students to input meeting dates and for teachers to check that work is completed. -A spot for students to sign that they agree

This poster assignment offers teachers a quick culminating task that teachers can assign to their students at the end of a stress/mental health unit. A planning page, success criteria and rubric are provided. *Aligned with UPDATED Ontario Health Curriculum*.

Do your students need a reference for Canadian measurement benchmarks? Then this is for you! This can be given to students as a handy reference sheet or displayed in the classroom for students to refer to when making estimates. Includes: Mass, Capacity, Distance and Temperature References

A handy reference page for students to learn how to cite both PRINT and ELECTRONIC sources using the MLA style. A real citation is provided for students for each example. (Includes: One author, Two Authors, Youtube, Newspaper Article, Photograph)

A fun, easy and ALREADY prepped getting-to-know-you activity for September or any time of the year. All you need is to provide each student with a mini-box of Smarties. The rules are listed at the start and each colour has a corresponding "share" for each student/adult in your class. Get to know your "Smarties"!

In these culminating tasks, students are asked to create a comic using Canva (or Pixton if you have an account) that demonstrates a fictional scenario or moment in time for a Father of Confederation or a stampeder, prospector, First Nations person living in the West, a settler family developing in the Prairie, an NWMP officer stationed in the Prairies or the Klondike Region. The accompanying rubric assesses: Historical Knowledge Historical UnderstandingThinking: Characters and Dialogue Appl

This mini-lesson teaches students how to craft a great title when writing. Includes instructions for teaching as well as 2 worksheets (1 to try together, 1 for students to try independently or in a group). The package also includes mini-anchor charts which students can glue into their writing/language notebooks.

A teacher-friendly rubric that easily allows teachers to assess student SKILLS in volleyball. It covers: volleying, bumping, serving (under and over), spiking and defence). This rubric also allows teachers to assess participation and teamwork.

A teacher-friendly rubric that easily allows teachers to assess student SKILLS in basketball. It covers: dribbling/ball control, passing, shooting/free throws, layups and defence). This rubric also allows teachers to assess participation and teamwork.

A teacher-friendly rubric that easily allows teachers to assess students in their cooperative games unit. It covers: listening skills, participation and teamwork. If you find this rubric useful, please check out my other phys-ed rubrics in my store!