Canada’s north is a frozen tundra where many people would never venture to live. Here is where you will find the Inuit – a people with a rich cultural tradition and ancestry, along with a unique history of survival. Below are resources to learn more about the Inuit. The Inuit The Inuit People: Grade […]
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Today, several of my Canuck Blogger friends are doing a blog carnival where they are going to share about their hometown. I thought that instead of sharing my hometown I’d put together a fun printable so that your children can research YOUR hometown! This printable includes several pages, and allows kids to explore their home
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If you are looking for a kid-safe, study-ready way to learn and examine current events, this is a terrific resource for you. LesPlan is a Canadian-based company that offers current event study materials through both printed publications and the web for students ranging in age from Grade 3 to 10. Although intended for schools, this
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In 2010, I wrote about the book series, The Complete Canadian Curriculum. At the time, I had just discovered these books (by accident) and thought they’d be a great addition to a Canadian homeschool curriculum. I was recently contacted by the distributor of the series and they let me know all about their expanded collection of
Based out of Winnepeg, Portage & Main Press is a publisher that provides some outstanding materials for teachers. Divided into both the Western curriculum and the Ontario curriculum, you can find complete teacher manuals for most of the major subjects – Math, Science, and Social Studies. They have also created one for ESL early years, and have
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