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Five Tips for Good Eye Health
There’s an idiom that says an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure. Or, for those of us with the metric… Continue Reading →

Fascinating Corvids! | Workshop
In this free drop-in course, students compared characteristics of ravens and crows. Then, they explored… Continue Reading →

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Top Times Tables Videos
Learn your skip counting times tables with these top pick educational videos! This list has quick links for learning times tables from 2 to 12.
Five Tips for Good Eye Health
There’s an idiom that says an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure. Or, for those of us with the metric system, I suppose we could say one gram of prevention is worth... Continue Reading →
An intro to Applied Behaviour Analysis (ABA)
Here is an introduction to ABA for parents to understand some strategies a student's learning team may use to help increase good behaviour and decrease unexpected/undesirable behaviour.
Spelling words with EE sound
There are many words with the EE sound. They might be spelled with ee, ea, or e_e. Here is a list of some common words with each of these spelling combinations.
What are salmonberries?
Salmonberries look like a raspberry, but aren’t the same! Salmonberries may have more of a red or yellow colour to them. They are found along the coastal states and provinces of Canada and US. The... Continue Reading →
What do black bears eat?
Bears actually eat all sorts of things! While we often see pictures of them trying to catch a fish, they are omnivores, which means they don’t just eat meat. Besides catching fish, they also like... Continue Reading →
Reflecting on Outdoor Learning Opportunities
For much of the world, an outdoor classroom isn’t really a thing. There are some obvious factors, like weather, accessible spaces, distractions, and safety. However, there are some solid reasons to consider it. While spending... Continue Reading →
Conduction, Convection, Radiation (grade 3)
Here are three easy examples to help remember the difference between conduction, convection, and radiation.

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