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A wide variety of excellent math activities with PDF's, Excel Spreadsheets and much more to support the learning. Great site!
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The maps on this page indicate the location of BC First Nation communities, the approximate boundaries of traditional territories and the rich diversity of First Nations cultures in British Columbia.
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Great resource for Grade 5 in British Columbia
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Free Educational resources, lessons, lesson plans and learning resources for teachers and students from museums in Canada at the Learning Centre | Virtual Museum of Canada
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Great Educational Resources for Emily Carr including "Documenting First Nations Culture"
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A variety of lesson plans and teacher resources that span the grades.
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Curriculum Guide and ideas to promote peace
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Digital Citizenship - 3 classes - Become and Online Sleuth, Manage your Digital Footprint and Identify Tricks and Scams online
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“ How can educators decide which tech to use in the classroom? There are specialists who can help with that.”
Via Dave Wee
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Code and programming may not be the most important topics on the planet but it is an area of study that sufferers two major problems. one: an industry with millions of unfilled job positions and tw... Via Timo Ilomäki
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“At the CEMS LLC, we have an incredible Green Screen studio that we added as part of our big renovation. But we have many people who ask: How do I make a Green Screen video?”
Via John Evans, Timo Ilomäki
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Great how-to for using green screen technology
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“Minecraft has proven to be an invaluable tool for educators and students. Not only is the game popular with children and adults, but its open, customisab”
Via Tom D'Amico (@TDOttawa) 
Erin Duncan's curator insight,
July 2, 2015 1:36 PM
Learning made fun is the best was to get kids interested. If we can turn this popular game into an educational tool just think how much more engaged some of the kids will be in what they are learning about!
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Via tom jackson
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Great for historical news articles students can write!
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Youth resources include interviews, picture studies and activities
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Free Educational resources, lessons, lesson plans and learning resources for teachers and students from museums in Canada at the Learning Centre | Virtual Museum of Canada
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Interactive tour of Batoche from the Gabriel Dumont Institute
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The Holocaust history through survivor stories at Remember.org, an educational forum with art,, photos, and more to promote learning and remembering.
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Grade 11 Social Studies Resource
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Teacher Resources for First Nations studies
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TreksTrek the world with Google Maps. Travel with the team as they collect Street View imagery cultural, historical and geographical wonders. Gain a deeper understanding of unique places through photographs, videos, audio tours, panoramic views and more.
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Treks is a great opportunity to explore places and landmarks around the world 
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November 24, 2015 6:38 PM
What a post.It is great.Thank you for sharing!!!!!!!!!
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My Maps makes it easy to create and share custom maps.
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Great program to integrate Math, Science with Geography
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“ For developing nations, more people can exacerbate current problems.”
Via Allison Anthony
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High school population study information.
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“ 25 Resources For Teaching With Movies And Film”
Via Ida Brandão
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“ StoryJumper: Publish and read children's story books”
Via tom jackson
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This looks like a great story making opportunity with the ability to translate the books into 40 different languages.
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Yes, this is necessary. I cant wait to get started, Audrey@homeschoolsource.co.uk