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This bundle includes a comprehensive unit plan perfect for Grades 1-3 (addressing the elements of art), lesson sequence, lesson plans with hyperlinked read alouds, minds-on games, activities, rubrics and a workbook. Lesson plans are aligned with the Ontario Arts Curriculum for Grades 1-3 overall and specific expectations. All lesson plans have been adapted to Gholdy Muhammad’s five pursuits of culturally and historically responsive teaching: identity, skills, intellectualism, criticality, and

This Primary Prep Coverage LRP subjects include: Music (Gr 1-3) Visual Arts (Gr 1-3) Dance (Gr 1-3) Drama (Gr 1-3) Health (Gr 1, 3, 4) Physical Education (Gr. 1, 3, 4) Social Studies (Gr 3, 4) This is ready to print and fully editable outline to fit your timetable! This resource includes an outline of a month-by-month breakdown of the different subjects and the Ontario curriculum expectations covered each month.

This activity features a 55-slide review game focusing on the Grade 2 Ontario Math Curriculum expectations such as: B1.6 - use drawings to represent, solve and compare results of fair-share problems that involve sharing up to 10 items among 2, 3, 4, and 6 B1.7 - recognize that one third and two sixths of the same whole are equal, in fair-sharing contexts  Questions vary (e.g. matching, reading, naming, comparing, ordering) but gets harder as the point value increases. This activity provides corr

This game is perfect for primary students as a supplementary activity to help them solidify their understanding of consent, personal space, boundaries and caring vs. harmful behaviours. By playing the Hedgehugger Board Game, students will become more confident on how to ask for consent and give consent. Just like a hedgehog, even though it may be adorable and cute does not mean we have the rights to touch it or cuddle with it. It has quills that they can use to protect themselves and may hurt u

Printable activity to help students use mathematical language to describe the likelihood of events happening. Questions are completely editable, so feel free to differentiate the questions however you'd like based on the needs of your students. *Addresses the Ontario Math Curriculum Expectation D2.1

Are you frustrated when your students continuously forget how to sort their garbage? Try using these posters! I can guarantee that your students will be able to sort their garbage after snack and lunch independently after seeing these posters. Print and laminate the recycling, composting and garbage posters and post them on top or in front of the bins so that students will have a visual reminder every time before they dispose of their garbage!

This activity features a 55-slide review game focusing on the Grade 2 Ontario Math Curriculum expectations such as: D1.1 - sorts sets of data according to two attributes using tables and diagrams D1.3 - display sets of data using one-to-one correspondence in graphs and plots D1.4 - identify the mode(s) for various data sets and explain what this measure indicates  D1.5 - analyse different sets of data presented in various ways  Questions vary (e.g. sorting, reading, drawing, comparing, ordering)

An easy way to visually organize a school timetable for both teachers and students! Customize your schedule however you like! You can even add your own pictures for a special touch!

This is an editable and printable reading log booklet. Best printed double sided on a tabloid size paper (11" x 17"). Have your students record the date, book title, genre, opinion and parents initials on this log as they read their books.

Perfect writing activity for Grades K-3! Use this booklet as a follow up activity to the story "A Letter to my Teacher on the First Day of School." Feel free to edit each of the questions or differentiate this activity however you'd like!

Easy way to keep track and send parents a reminder to help look for a specific missing activity.