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October is here and Thanksgiving is just around the corner. Rather than focusing on what we are thankful on just one day – why not celebrate gratitude ALL MONTH!

I love sharing the “Grateful Pumpkin” activity this time of year. Bringing in a pumpkin and recording things your students are thankful every day in October is a perfect way to help your s...


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Fall is officially here! Days are definitely getting cooler and the sun is setting sooner – but I don’t mind because fall is my favourite season! There are so many changes happening in the natural world at this time of year, which means there is much to notice, wonder about, and learn from. And, of course, a new season means NEW BOOKS!

Sharing fall-themed picture bo...


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September 30th is Orange Shirt Day and the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation.

Talking with students about residential schools and their lasting impact requires care, honesty, and age-appropriate conversations. These are not always easy stories to share, but they are important ones. All children need opportunities to learn a...


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It’s International Dot Day, so this week I’m celebrating all things dots, spots, and circles! I love this theme for the beginning of the school year because a dot is something every child recognizes and can make, which means everyone can join in. And yet, something ...


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