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Cultural diversity and connections (Grade 1)


Curriculum outcomes: 1TP 2.1, 1C 1.1. Books (12 total) All connected by Michelle Brown Berry song by Michaela Groade The Eidi bag by Shazia Afzal Let’s get festive! : celebrations around the world by Joanna Konczak and Eura Pokleurska-Kozeillo Meena’s Saturday by Kusum Mepani La mélodie des petits fruits by Michaela Goade One Diwali Day by Aditi Anand Our ancestors’ kitchen by Willie Poll The proudest blue by Ibtihaj Muhammad Raashi’s rakhis by Sheetal Sheth Shoes off please by Helena Ku Rhee A world of dancers by Ginjer L. Clarke Teacher resource binder, curricular outcomes, lesson plans. This 5-lesson unit leverages literature from the kit to explore cultural celebrations, traditions, connection to the land, expressions of culture through art/dance, and belonging within diverse communities.
Date Published:2026

Curriculum outcomes: 1TP 2.1, 1C 1.1. Books (12 total) All connected by Michelle Brown Berry song by Michaela Groade The Eidi bag by Shazia Afzal Let’s get festive! : celebrations around the world by Joanna Konczak and Eura Pokleurska-Kozeillo Meena’s Saturday by Kusum Mepani La mélodie des petits fruits by Michaela Goade One Diwali Day by Aditi Anand Our ancestors’ kitchen by Willie Poll The proudest blue by Ibtihaj Muhammad Raashi’s rakhis by Sheetal Sheth Shoes off please by Helena Ku Rhee A world of dancers by Ginjer L. Clarke Teacher resource binder, curricular outcomes, lesson plans. This 5-lesson unit leverages literature from the kit to explore cultural celebrations, traditions, connection to the land, expressions of culture through art/dance, and belonging within diverse communities.

Date Published:2026

CESD communities (Grade 1)


Curriculum outcomes: 1TP 1.1, 1TP 2.1, 1S 1.1, 1S 2.1, 1C 1.1. Bowden - Sunflower stuffy Carstairs - Lily the Cow stuffy Cremona - Red barn Delburne - CN Rail Caboose Didsbury - Red brick schoolhouse Elnora - Farm tractor Innisfail - Log cabin (The Spruce’s) Olds - White buffalo figurine Penhold - Imitation eagle feathers Quill pen in map box Sundre - Wild Appaloosa stuffy Sylvan Lake - Lighthouse 8 postcards - 5 from 1920s-1940s, 3 more modern Metal lighthouse magnet Teacher resource binder, curricular outcomes, lesson plans, community maps. This 5-lesson unit engages Grade 1 students in exploring local landmarks, natural features, cultural connections, economic exchanges, and community responsibilities using hands-on kit artifacts. Each lesson combines inquiry-based activities, kit item exploration, and structured assessment rubrics to measure student growth against curriculum outcomes.
Date Published:2026

Curriculum outcomes: 1TP 1.1, 1TP 2.1, 1S 1.1, 1S 2.1, 1C 1.1. Bowden - Sunflower stuffy Carstairs - Lily the Cow stuffy Cremona - Red barn Delburne - CN Rail Caboose Didsbury - Red brick schoolhouse Elnora - Farm tractor Innisfail - Log cabin (The Spruce’s) Olds - White buffalo figurine Penhold - Imitation eagle feathers Quill pen in map box Sundre - Wild Appaloosa stuffy Sylvan Lake - Lighthouse 8 postcards - 5 from 1920s-1940s, 3 more modern Metal lighthouse magnet Teacher resource binder, curricular outcomes, lesson plans, community maps. This 5-lesson unit engages Grade 1 students in exploring local landmarks, natural features, cultural connections, economic exchanges, and community responsibilities using hands-on kit artifacts. Each lesson combines inquiry-based activities, kit item exploration, and structured assessment rubrics to measure student growth against curriculum outcomes.

Date Published:2026

Canadian Symbols (Grade 1)


Curriculum outcomes: 1C 1, 1TP 2.1, 1S 2.1. Beaver puppet Beaver stuffy Bill S-221 Senate of Canada (Shows Grey Jay status) Canada Goose stuffy Canadian Horse stuffy Grey Jay stuffy Moose stuffy 3 Canadian flags (handheld) 2 Canadian Coat of Arms patches Canadian maple leaf pin on card Maple Leaf tartan scarf Stone Inuksuk (fragile) Books (23 total) All the books by Hayley Rocco Be a good ancestor by Leona Prince and Gabrielle Prince Beavers by Sabrina Crewe The Canadian flag by Sabrina Crewe Canadian Mounties by Sabrina Crewe Comme tu es! : un livre sur l’inclusion par Margaret O’Hair Ensemble : un livre sûre la communauté par Elise Gravel The game by Henry Charles (Ten Bears) A hat for house : one storm, many helpers by Audrey Perrott Hello! My name is Maple Syrup by Mary Atikinson Hockey’s origin story by Robb Murray I hope by Monique Gray Smith I am we : a book of community by Susan Verde J’espere par Monique Gray Smith Jina Jeong : project neighbor by Carol Kim Lacrosse : a game of responsibility by Ryan James Laisse un bel héritage by Leona Prince and Gabrielle Prince Our Canadian flag by Maxine Trottier Take me out to the ice rink by Stella Partheniou Grasso Thank you, Canada by Andrea Lynn Beck Together : a book about community by Elise Gravel Totem poles by Sabrina Crewe You are enough : a book about inclusion by Margaret O’Hair . Designed for Grade 1 Social Studies, this five-lesson unit uses interactive kit resources, storytelling, and hands-on activities to explore Canadian identity, official and natural symbols, national sports, community helpers, and diverse cultural ancestry. Across the lessons, students build a shared sense of belonging and examine their roles in the community through reflective journaling, group presentations, collaborative sorting, role-matching, and a creative portfolio project.
Date Published:2026

Curriculum outcomes: 1C 1, 1TP 2.1, 1S 2.1. Beaver puppet Beaver stuffy Bill S-221 Senate of Canada (Shows Grey Jay status) Canada Goose stuffy Canadian Horse stuffy Grey Jay stuffy Moose stuffy 3 Canadian flags (handheld) 2 Canadian Coat of Arms patches Canadian maple leaf pin on card Maple Leaf tartan scarf Stone Inuksuk (fragile) Books (23 total) All the books by Hayley Rocco Be a good ancestor by Leona Prince and Gabrielle Prince Beavers by Sabrina Crewe The Canadian flag by Sabrina Crewe Canadian Mounties by Sabrina Crewe Comme tu es! : un livre sur l’inclusion par Margaret O’Hair Ensemble : un livre sûre la communauté par Elise Gravel The game by Henry Charles (Ten Bears) A hat for house : one storm, many helpers by Audrey Perrott Hello! My name is Maple Syrup by Mary Atikinson Hockey’s origin story by Robb Murray I hope by Monique Gray Smith I am we : a book of community by Susan Verde J’espere par Monique Gray Smith Jina Jeong : project neighbor by Carol Kim Lacrosse : a game of responsibility by Ryan James Laisse un bel héritage by Leona Prince and Gabrielle Prince Our Canadian flag by Maxine Trottier Take me out to the ice rink by Stella Partheniou Grasso Thank you, Canada by Andrea Lynn Beck Together : a book about community by Elise Gravel Totem poles by Sabrina Crewe You are enough : a book about inclusion by Margaret O’Hair . Designed for Grade 1 Social Studies, this five-lesson unit uses interactive kit resources, storytelling, and hands-on activities to explore Canadian identity, official and natural symbols, national sports, community helpers, and diverse cultural ancestry. Across the lessons, students build a shared sense of belonging and examine their roles in the community through reflective journaling, group presentations, collaborative sorting, role-matching, and a creative portfolio project.

Date Published:2026

Systems, communities, and belonging (Grade 1)


Curriculum outcomes: 1S 1.1, 1S 2.1, 1C 1. Monopoly Junior game , Money conversation cards for kids and families, teacher guide, lesson plans. Books (9 total) City of leafcutter ants : a sustainable society of millions by Amy Hevrom Encore des consignes! by Valerie Fontaine Give what you can by Alexandra Penfold I am money : and I don’t grow on trees by Julia Cook and Garrett Gunderson The know-nonsense guide to money : an awesomely fun guide to the work of finance by Heidi Fiedler Lemonade in winter : a book about two kids counting money by Emily Jenkins Mary had a little plan by Tammi Sauer One hen and then … the story of a small loan and a big dream by Katie Smith Milway Les règles et les responsabilités par Louise Spilsbury . This 5-lesson unit integrates the Grade 1 Social Studies curriculum outcomes with hands-on literature, games, and discussion tools provided in the SOCKT Systems Kit. Each lesson includes detailed procedures, materials list, cross-curricular connections, and step-by-step assessment strategies (including formative rubrics and observation checklists).
Date Published:2026

Curriculum outcomes: 1S 1.1, 1S 2.1, 1C 1. Monopoly Junior game , Money conversation cards for kids and families, teacher guide, lesson plans. Books (9 total) City of leafcutter ants : a sustainable society of millions by Amy Hevrom Encore des consignes! by Valerie Fontaine Give what you can by Alexandra Penfold I am money : and I don’t grow on trees by Julia Cook and Garrett Gunderson The know-nonsense guide to money : an awesomely fun guide to the work of finance by Heidi Fiedler Lemonade in winter : a book about two kids counting money by Emily Jenkins Mary had a little plan by Tammi Sauer One hen and then … the story of a small loan and a big dream by Katie Smith Milway Les règles et les responsabilités par Louise Spilsbury . This 5-lesson unit integrates the Grade 1 Social Studies curriculum outcomes with hands-on literature, games, and discussion tools provided in the SOCKT Systems Kit. Each lesson includes detailed procedures, materials list, cross-curricular connections, and step-by-step assessment strategies (including formative rubrics and observation checklists).

Date Published:2026

Roman Republic democracy (Grade 6)


Contains: 12 White twin size sheets (Togas) 2 Purple sashes (for Consuls) 1 Red sash (for Tribune) 30 Wood slats for secret ballot (Tabellae) 1 Box of chalk 1 Chalk eraser 3 Wicker baskets (fancier one for the Patricians) (Cistellae) 1 Replica Roman helmet 1 Runner (Pons) 3 Gold whiteboard magnets (the Laws on Bronze tablets) 1 Black whiteboard marker 1 Copy of the Magna Carta (7 laminated pages) 1 Copy of the 1689 English Bill of Rights (coil binding) 36 Role cards (Plebians (31), Patricians (2), Consuls (2), Tribune (1) Binder with curricular outcomes and 4 lessons plans.
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Contains: 12 White twin size sheets (Togas) 2 Purple sashes (for Consuls) 1 Red sash (for Tribune) 30 Wood slats for secret ballot (Tabellae) 1 Box of chalk 1 Chalk eraser 3 Wicker baskets (fancier one for the Patricians) (Cistellae) 1 Replica Roman helmet 1 Runner (Pons) 3 Gold whiteboard magnets (the Laws on Bronze tablets) 1 Black whiteboard marker 1 Copy of the Magna Carta (7 laminated pages) 1 Copy of the 1689 English Bill of Rights (coil binding) 36 Role cards (Plebians (31), Patricians (2), Consuls (2), Tribune (1) Binder with curricular outcomes and 4 lessons plans.

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The tragedy of Othello : the Moor of Venice

Shakespeare, William, 1564-1616.



Date Published:1993

Base 10 block kit


2 boxes of Base 10 blocks. 12 - Base ten decimeter cube (yellow) 30 packages - Base ten flats (10 per package) (yellow) 48 packages - Blue base ten rods (10 per package) (blue) 10 packages - Base ten non-linking yellow cubes (100 per package) (yellow) 10 packages - Base ten thousandth chips (100 per package) (yellow) .
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Natural features and landmarks (Grade 1) : exploring our world, community, and belonging /


Curriculum Outcomes: 1TP 1.1, 1TP 2.1, 1S 1.1, 1S 2.1, 1C 1.1. 25 piece Magna-Tiles Forest, 25 piece Magna-Tiles Arctic, 43 piece magnetic tiles roads & buildings, Alberta and World Landmark laminated flashcards, Symbols of Canada laminated flashcards, teacher binder with lesson plans. Books: ABC of Canada by Per-Henrik Gurth, Le Canada et ses Petits Monstres par Yves Gelinas, Frozen Worlds by Caryn Jenner, I am on Indigenous Land by Katrina M. Phillips, Look at that Building by Scot Ritchie, Mountains by Lisa J. Amstutz, Napi and the Rock by Jason Eaglespeaker, Where Do I Live? Town by Alicia Rodriguez, Why I Love Alberta illustrated by Daniel Howarth, You are Here: Canada by Carrie Gleason. This comprehensive unit consists of 5 inquiry-based, hands-on Social Studies lessons designed specifically for Grade One classrooms. The unit incorporates physical kit materials (Magna-Tiles, books, flashcards) and aligns directly with Alberta Grade 1 SS Curricular Outcomes across Time and Place (TP), Systems (S), and Citizenship (C).
Date Published:2026

Curriculum Outcomes: 1TP 1.1, 1TP 2.1, 1S 1.1, 1S 2.1, 1C 1.1. 25 piece Magna-Tiles Forest, 25 piece Magna-Tiles Arctic, 43 piece magnetic tiles roads & buildings, Alberta and World Landmark laminated flashcards, Symbols of Canada laminated flashcards, teacher binder with lesson plans. Books: ABC of Canada by Per-Henrik Gurth, Le Canada et ses Petits Monstres par Yves Gelinas, Frozen Worlds by Caryn Jenner, I am on Indigenous Land by Katrina M. Phillips, Look at that Building by Scot Ritchie, Mountains by Lisa J. Amstutz, Napi and the Rock by Jason Eaglespeaker, Where Do I Live? Town by Alicia Rodriguez, Why I Love Alberta illustrated by Daniel Howarth, You are Here: Canada by Carrie Gleason. This comprehensive unit consists of 5 inquiry-based, hands-on Social Studies lessons designed specifically for Grade One classrooms. The unit incorporates physical kit materials (Magna-Tiles, books, flashcards) and aligns directly with Alberta Grade 1 SS Curricular Outcomes across Time and Place (TP), Systems (S), and Citizenship (C).

Date Published:2026

Othello

Shakespeare, William, 1564-1616


NOV 30-2-IMC. <a href="http://www.folgerdigitaltexts.org/" target=" (Eng. 30-2) Husband and wife, Othello and Desdemona, love each other deeply until their most trusted friend, Iago, comes between them. One of the most cunning villains of all time orchestrates a chain of fateful events that makes Desdemona become everything she is not in the eyes of a man who can no longer see clearly.
Date Published:1965

Macbeth with related readings


NOV 20-1-IMC. (Eng. 20-1) Student's text with readings for Macbeth. (Out of print - lost copies cannot be replaced).
Date Published:1997

Romeo and Juliet with related readings


NOV 10-1-IMC. (Eng. 10-1) Student's text with related readings for Romeo and Juliet. Visually appealing.(Out of print - lost copies cannot be replaced).
Date Published:1997

All quiet on the western front


Based on the novel by Erich Maria Remarque. A Germany/US/UK co-production. Canadian rating: 14A. SS 20-1, SS 20-2. Gripping story of a young German soldier on the Western Front of World War I. Paul and his comrades experience firsthand how the initial euphoria of war turns into desperation and fear as they fight for their lives, and each other, in the trenches. The film from director Edward Berger is based on the world-renowned bestseller of the same name by Erich Maria Remarque.
Date Published:2023

Based on the novel by Erich Maria Remarque. A Germany/US/UK co-production. Canadian rating: 14A. SS 20-1, SS 20-2. Gripping story of a young German soldier on the Western Front of World War I. Paul and his comrades experience firsthand how the initial euphoria of war turns into desperation and fear as they fight for their lives, and each other, in the trenches. The film from director Edward Berger is based on the world-renowned bestseller of the same name by Erich Maria Remarque.

Date Published:2023

River Valley Settlement Simulation


5TP 1.2. Consumable items (Return remainder, discard used portions): Popsicle sticks, Kinetic sand, Chia seeds, Plastic straws, Lava rock, Air dry clay. Returnable items: Shallow tray, Plastic animals, trees, rocks, Spray bottle . Transform your classroom into an ancient landscape with this hands-on River Valley Settlement Simulation, where students experience firsthand how geography and engineering forged early human history. By molding sand, directing real water, and planting fast-growing chia seeds, students watch as fertile riverbanks naturally give rise to settled farming while dry deserts force innovation. As they carve clay canals, construct mini-aqueducts, and navigate unpredictable "Game Master" twists like floods and droughts, students actively model how agricultural surplus drives urban growth and human adaptation. Perfectly aligned with Grade 5 Alberta Social Studies and Science outcomes, this high-engagement activity turns abstract historical concepts into an experiential engineering challenge that will captivate your class.
Date Published:2026

5TP 1.2. Consumable items (Return remainder, discard used portions): Popsicle sticks, Kinetic sand, Chia seeds, Plastic straws, Lava rock, Air dry clay. Returnable items: Shallow tray, Plastic animals, trees, rocks, Spray bottle . Transform your classroom into an ancient landscape with this hands-on River Valley Settlement Simulation, where students experience firsthand how geography and engineering forged early human history. By molding sand, directing real water, and planting fast-growing chia seeds, students watch as fertile riverbanks naturally give rise to settled farming while dry deserts force innovation. As they carve clay canals, construct mini-aqueducts, and navigate unpredictable "Game Master" twists like floods and droughts, students actively model how agricultural surplus drives urban growth and human adaptation. Perfectly aligned with Grade 5 Alberta Social Studies and Science outcomes, this high-engagement activity turns abstract historical concepts into an experiential engineering challenge that will captivate your class.

Date Published:2026

Silk Road Simulation


5S. Contents: Merchants Regional Guide Cards (3 for each Region: China, Central Asia, India, Persia, Arabia, Byzantium), Goods Cards (46 varieties of goods, 6 cards of each), Silk Road map, World map, Teacher resource binder. Step into the boots of ancient merchants with this interactive, multi-round Silk Road simulation that brings the origins of global trade directly to life in your classroom. As students trade across regions like China, Central Asia, India, and Byzantium, they actively experience the strategic dilemmas, communication hurdles, and real-world risks of Afro-Eurasian exchange. Dynamic event cards—introducing empire taxes, prized luxury goods, cultural ideas, and even spreading diseases—keep students on their toes while demonstrating how trade routes transformed communities, belief systems, and global networks. High-energy, memorable, and deeply reflective, this activity transforms complex historical economics into an unforgettable, hands-on game your students will be talking about all year!
Date Published:2026

5S. Contents: Merchants Regional Guide Cards (3 for each Region: China, Central Asia, India, Persia, Arabia, Byzantium), Goods Cards (46 varieties of goods, 6 cards of each), Silk Road map, World map, Teacher resource binder. Step into the boots of ancient merchants with this interactive, multi-round Silk Road simulation that brings the origins of global trade directly to life in your classroom. As students trade across regions like China, Central Asia, India, and Byzantium, they actively experience the strategic dilemmas, communication hurdles, and real-world risks of Afro-Eurasian exchange. Dynamic event cards—introducing empire taxes, prized luxury goods, cultural ideas, and even spreading diseases—keep students on their toes while demonstrating how trade routes transformed communities, belief systems, and global networks. High-energy, memorable, and deeply reflective, this activity transforms complex historical economics into an unforgettable, hands-on game your students will be talking about all year!

Date Published:2026

Ancient China


Contents: Bamboo Slip - Printed, Oracle Bone Script (4), Chinese I Ching Coins (6), Terracotta Warrior Statues (4), Wall Scroll Paintings (4), Bamboo Slip - Blank, Ancient Civilizations Timeline, Dynasties of China Timeline, Ancient China Poster, teacher resource binder. Books: Ancient Civilizations Activities (Hands-On History), The Ancient Worlds Atlas by Dr. Anne Millard, Early Societies: Mali, China, England by Natasha Henry, Lessons from our Ancestors by Raksha Dave, On the Run in Ancient China by Linda Bailey, Why Should I Care About the Ancient Chinese? by Claire Throp. This Gr 5 unit covers five core social studies topics centered on Ancient China using hands-on kit materials. Lesson 1 focuses on physical geography, asking students to justify why early societies settled along fertile river valleys like the Yellow River rather than in surrounding deserts. Lesson 2 teaches historical inquiry by having students examine oracle bones and bamboo slips to distinguish between primary and secondary sources and compare the roles of archaeologists and historians. Lesson 3 explores authoritarian leadership, the dynastic cycle, and how emperors maintained control using the Terracotta Army as a focal point. Lesson 4 investigates early economics, examining how standardized currency and Silk Road trade networks facilitated global commerce and cultural exchange. Finally, Lesson 5 highlights ancient technological innovations—such as papermaking, printing, and the compass—and has students evaluate their lasting legacies in modern society.
Date Published:2026

Contents: Bamboo Slip - Printed, Oracle Bone Script (4), Chinese I Ching Coins (6), Terracotta Warrior Statues (4), Wall Scroll Paintings (4), Bamboo Slip - Blank, Ancient Civilizations Timeline, Dynasties of China Timeline, Ancient China Poster, teacher resource binder. Books: Ancient Civilizations Activities (Hands-On History), The Ancient Worlds Atlas by Dr. Anne Millard, Early Societies: Mali, China, England by Natasha Henry, Lessons from our Ancestors by Raksha Dave, On the Run in Ancient China by Linda Bailey, Why Should I Care About the Ancient Chinese? by Claire Throp. This Gr 5 unit covers five core social studies topics centered on Ancient China using hands-on kit materials. Lesson 1 focuses on physical geography, asking students to justify why early societies settled along fertile river valleys like the Yellow River rather than in surrounding deserts. Lesson 2 teaches historical inquiry by having students examine oracle bones and bamboo slips to distinguish between primary and secondary sources and compare the roles of archaeologists and historians. Lesson 3 explores authoritarian leadership, the dynastic cycle, and how emperors maintained control using the Terracotta Army as a focal point. Lesson 4 investigates early economics, examining how standardized currency and Silk Road trade networks facilitated global commerce and cultural exchange. Finally, Lesson 5 highlights ancient technological innovations—such as papermaking, printing, and the compass—and has students evaluate their lasting legacies in modern society.

Date Published:2026

Ancient Egypt


Lessons cover: 5TP 1.1, 2.1, 5S 1.1, 2.1, 5C 1. Authentic Artifacts (leave in packaging, handle with care): Papyrus scroll fragment - Tray 1 Replica Artifacts: Tray 1 - Ra, Pharaoh, Bastet, Isis : Tray 2 - 4 Canopic jars, Sarcophagus w/ mummy, Obelisk : Tray 3 - Rosetta Stone 4 hand-painted papyrus paintings (King Tut collection), Ancient Civilizations timeline, Ancient Egypt poster. Books: Ancient Civilizations Activities, Ancient Egypt (Eyewitness), Dig! By Ruth Hatfield, Early Societies by Lynn Bryan, The Egyptian Cinderella by Shirley Climo, The Great and the Terrible by Joanne O’Sullivan, Hot on the Trail in Ancient Egypt by Linda Bailey, Super Surprising Trivia About Ancient Civilizations by Lisa Bolt Simons, Why Should I Care About the Ancient Egyptians? by Nick Hunter. Teacher resource binder with lesson plans and curriculum guide. . This Grade 5 SS kit uses various resources to teach historical inquiry, geography, governance, and economics through the lens of Ancient Egypt. Students analyze primary artifacts and secondary sources to compare the roles of archaeologists and historians, investigate how the Nile River's natural features enabled agricultural settlement, examine authoritarian rule and class structures via the social pyramid, and explore key technological innovations like hieroglyphics and architecture. Additionally, the activities cover early economic practices like bartering and trade routes, helping students compare ancient Egyptian systems directly to modern Canadian governance, economy, and citizenship.
Date Published:2026

Lessons cover: 5TP 1.1, 2.1, 5S 1.1, 2.1, 5C 1. Authentic Artifacts (leave in packaging, handle with care): Papyrus scroll fragment - Tray 1 Replica Artifacts: Tray 1 - Ra, Pharaoh, Bastet, Isis : Tray 2 - 4 Canopic jars, Sarcophagus w/ mummy, Obelisk : Tray 3 - Rosetta Stone 4 hand-painted papyrus paintings (King Tut collection), Ancient Civilizations timeline, Ancient Egypt poster. Books: Ancient Civilizations Activities, Ancient Egypt (Eyewitness), Dig! By Ruth Hatfield, Early Societies by Lynn Bryan, The Egyptian Cinderella by Shirley Climo, The Great and the Terrible by Joanne O’Sullivan, Hot on the Trail in Ancient Egypt by Linda Bailey, Super Surprising Trivia About Ancient Civilizations by Lisa Bolt Simons, Why Should I Care About the Ancient Egyptians? by Nick Hunter. Teacher resource binder with lesson plans and curriculum guide. . This Grade 5 SS kit uses various resources to teach historical inquiry, geography, governance, and economics through the lens of Ancient Egypt. Students analyze primary artifacts and secondary sources to compare the roles of archaeologists and historians, investigate how the Nile River's natural features enabled agricultural settlement, examine authoritarian rule and class structures via the social pyramid, and explore key technological innovations like hieroglyphics and architecture. Additionally, the activities cover early economic practices like bartering and trade routes, helping students compare ancient Egyptian systems directly to modern Canadian governance, economy, and citizenship.

Date Published:2026

Tales of a fourth grade nothing

Blume, Judy


NOV 4-IMC. (Gr. 4) Any fourth grader would agree that Peter Hatcher had a terrible problem - his little brother, Fudge. Peter was finding his brother harder and harder to take and when Fudge got at his pet turtle, Dribble, that was the end. Peter's parents try to help with some delightful results.
Date Published:1972

Ancient Rome


5 TP 1.1, 2.1, 5S 1.1, 2.1, 5C 1. Contents: 3 authentic Roman artifacts: Large red-ware pottery sherd with a gladiator or saint, Medium red-ware pottery sherd with animal etchings, ancient Roman coin, circa 335-337 CE). 7 replica artifacts: Bronze fibula brooch, 8 coins of the Roman Emperors, Colosseum model, Dodecahedron, Bust, Column. Map of the Roman Empire, Fabric map of the City of Rome, Ancient civilizations timeline, 2 different Ancient Rome posters, Binder with outcomes and lesson plans. Books: 50 Gorgeous Roman Empire Mosaics, Ancient Worlds, L'Empire Romain, Kid's Guide to the Roman Empire, Rome, Why Should I care about the Ancient Romans?. Choose between the 5-lessons in this Grade 5 SS kit, or do them all for a hands-on, inquiry-based exploration of Ancient Rome through the critical lenses of social studies, history, and geography. Students begin by building historical thinking skills as they investigate real artifacts and secondary texts to distinguish between the roles of archaeologists and historians. They then map out how physical geography shaped settlement and trade networks across the empire, culminating in an interactive simulation where they use replica Roman currency to examine economic concepts like taxation and trade. Moving into social structures and governance, students evaluate authoritarian leadership, class hierarchies, and the political uses of public architecture, before ultimately tracing how Roman innovations—ranging from legal systems and aqueducts to language and calendars—continue to directly influence modern society today.
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5 TP 1.1, 2.1, 5S 1.1, 2.1, 5C 1. Contents: 3 authentic Roman artifacts: Large red-ware pottery sherd with a gladiator or saint, Medium red-ware pottery sherd with animal etchings, ancient Roman coin, circa 335-337 CE). 7 replica artifacts: Bronze fibula brooch, 8 coins of the Roman Emperors, Colosseum model, Dodecahedron, Bust, Column. Map of the Roman Empire, Fabric map of the City of Rome, Ancient civilizations timeline, 2 different Ancient Rome posters, Binder with outcomes and lesson plans. Books: 50 Gorgeous Roman Empire Mosaics, Ancient Worlds, L'Empire Romain, Kid's Guide to the Roman Empire, Rome, Why Should I care about the Ancient Romans?. Choose between the 5-lessons in this Grade 5 SS kit, or do them all for a hands-on, inquiry-based exploration of Ancient Rome through the critical lenses of social studies, history, and geography. Students begin by building historical thinking skills as they investigate real artifacts and secondary texts to distinguish between the roles of archaeologists and historians. They then map out how physical geography shaped settlement and trade networks across the empire, culminating in an interactive simulation where they use replica Roman currency to examine economic concepts like taxation and trade. Moving into social structures and governance, students evaluate authoritarian leadership, class hierarchies, and the political uses of public architecture, before ultimately tracing how Roman innovations—ranging from legal systems and aqueducts to language and calendars—continue to directly influence modern society today.

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Transfer belt : medium.


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Safety sure padded transfer belt : small


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