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 linking verbs?
Watch a brief video to find out what linking verbs are! Suitable for grade 3 students or English language learners
Origins of Thanksgiving
While many countries will have their individual stories of how Thanksgiving was established locally, many have ancient origins connected with the Egyptians, Greeks, and Romans, where people would feast and show honor to their gods after the fall harvest. Other cultures that do not have such origins may celebrate a form of thanksgiving also connected... Continue Reading →
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 plant is less thorny than its popular look-alike, the raspberry bush. Berries can be found from early May to late... 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 to eat berries, roots, nuts, insects, and other meat. They aren’t picky and will never turn down an easy meal!... 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 over a decade in various schools and classrooms, I have had a somewhat limited exposure to supporting an outdoor learning... Continue Reading →
Conduction, Convection, Radiation (grade 3)
Here are three easy examples to help remember the difference between conduction, convection, and radiation.
Sprout Branches Out
This book is a fantastic book with a springtime theme and lots of puns sprinkled throughout. This makes for an interesting read for primary students and an amusing read for adults too! Click here to shop on Amazon.
Mother’s Day Origins
Mother’s Day is celebrated around the world. How did it begin? While mother worship in ancient Greece appears to be the root, this article talks about the North American revival of this celebration.
