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Photographs help tell the story of The latest teaching newsletter includes the most recent issue of Kayak and more photo-ready resources. https://t.co/EnSKgxPuOK

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2022-12-02

In this lesson inspired by the episode "Wildfire," students will expand their knowledge and dive deeper into the history of Cree Code Talkers. https://t.co/iaSlrAvEB7

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2022-06-30

About 120 years ago, a group of Finnish migrants decided to create a better life. Their dream became a settlement on a B.C. island. https://t.co/Jjf7MuSwCH

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2022-04-21

When Canadian newspapers began around the turn of the nineteenth century to draw annual attention to the February 2 lore, there was no similar consistency regarding which animal they cited. At first, a majority favoured the bear. https://t.co/u1e7SCcN3a

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2022-04-09

Three kids pester their aunt about a question they can’t agree on. Should the bear or the groundhog be the official animal they look to for answers on Feb. 2? In 1908, it still wasn’t clear which Canada would end up choosing. https://t.co/d8HSxiishu

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2022-04-08

Check out the December 2021 issue of Kayak for great weather-inspired content. https://t.co/eYK5Wx2ffV

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2022-04-07

Explore stories about coming to Canada in the latest teaching newsletter. https://t.co/FeXJn3Q4UW

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2022-03-11

The December 2021 issue of Kayak features great weather-inspired content. Explore it with your students, rain or shine. https://t.co/JkYaLn0INL

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2022-01-25

When Canadian newspapers began around the turn of the nineteenth century to draw annual attention to the February 2 lore, there was no similar consistency regarding which animal they cited. At first, a majority favoured the bear. https://t.co/DVAhpOe9Nj

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2021-12-09

Three kids pester their aunt about a question they can’t agree on. Should the bear or the groundhog be the official animal they look to for answers on Feb. 2? In 1908, it still wasn’t clear which Canada would end up choosing. https://t.co/H0v4FmPmDO

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2021-12-08

Who could have predicted…the December 2021 issue of Kayak is here! Discover what’s inside — along with other great weather-inspired content — in the latest teaching newsletter. https://t.co/qYYT7W4XSq

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2021-12-04

Del loved his truck and liked to let other people use it. Until the day when a newcomer scooped it out from under his nose. https://t.co/BKmafUAGB8

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2021-06-03

In this story, a boy stands with people protesting the logging of an ancient forest on in 1993. https://t.co/GQWnbczks2

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2021-04-08

In this classroom activity, students will explore as the process used by historians to evaluate what was important about particular events, people, and developments in the past. https://t.co/Ax1u10561F

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2021-04-04

In 1993, the War in the Woods became Canada’s largest peaceful protest, centring around the protection of the forested area of British Columbia. https://t.co/1BfeSnxUxY

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2021-02-23

Join a boy as he stands with people protesting the logging of an ancient on in 1993. https://t.co/oQxxViiuOD

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2021-02-03