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A quick and easy activity to celebrate pride month and start conversations around identity, diversity, and inclusion! Students can colour flags to decorate classrooms, hallways, windows in a show of acceptance and inclusion. Included reference pages help identify colour placement for various flags across diverse identities. Can be easily adapted to be a quick activity or longer lesson/discussion around identity, and can also be easily adapted for all age groups.

Enjoy this fun matching game as a means of building vocabulary with your classroom, school, or staff community! Includes both black and white and colour-coded versions, depending on the comfort and existing background knowledge of participants.  build vocabulary develop shared understandingfoster empathy and acceptancehave some fun along the way!Use this activity as a stand-alone or as a means of launching further conversations.

This 4 Quadrants Reading Response provides a low-floor, high-ceiling formative assessment that is accessible to most learners in the classroom! This can be used with picture-book anchor texts, videos, or even chapter responses for a novel study. As the teacher reads aloud/the video plays/students silently read, students fill in each of the 4 quadrants with words and/or drawings. After the reading, students reflect on what the message of the text is. I use this with novel studies, poetry, short