Teachers, students, bus drivers and survivors recall their time in class.
Read more about "Memories of School Days"The Library supports learning and educational goals for students of all ages. Our staff are always working with educators and learning experts to develop new ways to support students' journey through the Alberta curriculum.
Read more about "Helpful resources for school"The Library supports learning and educational goals for students of all ages. Our staff are always working with educators and learning experts to develop new ways to support students' journey through the Alberta curriculum.
Read more about "Helpful resources for school"Search encyclopedia articles, interactive maps, timelines, and images. Browse historical events, topic pathways and resource guides. Teachers and parents can also find educator tools such as provincial curriculum outcomes by grade and subject.Not sure how to start? Watch the tutorial on Niche Academy: World Book tutorial.
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Read more about "How has the COVID-19 Pandemic Impacted Students?"Volunteer Qualifications Adult and senior high school students (Grade 10 to Grade 12) Strong academic standards Positive attitude Strong communication skills Able to interact with students of diverse backgrounds and ages Able to work in a team environment Volunteer Responsibilities Attend an orientation and training session Be a positive role model for participants Provide one-on-one and small group assistance to students with schoolwork assignments and in the use of basic internet, online resources, and other learning materials that support school success
Read more about "Volunteer Qualifications Volunteer Responsibilities"'\n ', 'Students in grades 4 – 6 can learn to think like historians and genealogists with these classroom resources. Use these lesson plans, presentations, and resources from Calgary’s Story\xa0to investigate our shared past and learn about the lives of soldiers from Calgary and area with your students.', '\xa0', '\n '
Read more about "'Uncover the history of local war veterans'"Find practice tests for occupations such as firefighting,
Read more about "Practice tests and tutorials for careers, newcomers, and students in Grades 4 and up"'\n ', 'Search encyclopedia articles, interactive maps, timelines, and images. Browse historical events, topic pathways and resource guides. ', 'Teachers and parents can also find educator tools such as provincial curriculum outcomes by grade and subject.', 'Not sure how to start? Watch the tutorial on Niche Academy: ', 'World Book tutorial', '.', '\n '
Read more about "'An in-depth research\xa0tool for secondary students'"May 27 at 10:00 am: Join us for an inspiring keynote for students about the craft of writing from best selling author Richard Van Camp.
Read more about "Keynote with Richard Van Camp (Gr. 4–6)"If art is part of your student’s curriculum or you’re simply looking for family-friendly craft ideas and inspiration, our Digital Library has you covered. We’ve rounded up our favourite eResources to help every student channel their inner artist and discover the joy in creating. Use your free Library membership to access these great apps and resources. No Library card? No problem. Sign up for free online and start using it now. World Book Online for Kids World Book Online for Kids is an online learning platform developed for young users. Children can explore a variety of topics in easy-to-read articles, images, and videos. You can also solve puzzles while learning fun facts or try out experiments. Is your little musician looking for new ways to make some noise? Build your own Flute, Rubber-Band Strummer, or Coffee-Can Bongos with easy instructions under the Activities icon then choose Make Some Noise. (Ages 6 – 10) Use art to learn about geography! Under the Maps and More icon, try the Outline Maps and Flags feature. Choose a continent and then a country to get a downloadable map of that country and its flag, perfect for colouring or imagining your next adventure. (Ages 6 – 12) Gale Virtual Reference Library Find full-text eBooks for learners of all ages in the Gale Virtual Reference Library on subjects including coding, business, science, and travel. If your child loves wandering through a gallery or museum, take a look at the book Art That Changed the World. It tells an engaging story of art from ancient to modern times and includes photos of important works. (Ages 9 – 12)
Read more about "Stories Arts eResources for ages 6 – 12"Resources to help your students learn the difference between fact and fiction.
Read more about "Media Literacy"Introduce your students to online resources that can help them learn.
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