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This visually rich Grade 6 science unit explores extreme environments on Earth and in space, the solar system, exploration technologies, and Canadian contributions.

This editable inquiry unit explores global poverty, inequality, rights, systems, and shared responsibility through maps, charts, case studies, and structured discussions.

This 12–14 lesson French unit helps students introduce themselves, share personal information, discuss interests, and express identity using simple French.

This six-lesson French unit teaches family-member vocabulary, possessive adjectives, descriptive adjectives, and question-and-answer structures.

A two-week French unit covering family vocabulary, adjectives, possessives, sentence frames, traditions, dialogues, games, and oral presentations.

This six-lesson French unit teaches students story vocabulary, sequencing words, comprehension questions, and simple retelling through folktales and collaborative activities.

This 33-page French unit helps students express preferences, ask and answer questions, conduct surveys, and present personal interests.

This six-lesson Core French unit reviews greetings, feelings, numbers to 30, classroom instructions, alphabet sounds, and introductory sentence structures.

This eight-lesson Core French unit introduces Grade 5 students to greetings, introductions, feelings, classroom instructions, numbers, colours, and simple conversations.

This four-week French unit helps Grade 4 students describe themselves and their families using simple modeled sentences.

This four-week French unit introduces animal, nature, habitat, and descriptive vocabulary through oral practice, reading, writing, games, and partner activities.

A four-week Grade 4 French as a Second Language unit focused on greetings, introductions, feelings, politeness, numbers, classroom objects, colours, and routines.

This 30-week spelling program provides Grade 4 word lists, example sentences, weekly practice suggestions, and Friday assessment guidance.

This six-lesson French unit helps Grade 7 students discuss hobbies, sports, interests, preferences, and reasons using simple French.

This six-lesson French unit teaches clothing, colors, accessories, descriptions, preferences, and shopping language.

A six-lesson Core French unit on school subjects, classroom objects, routines, schedules, preferences, and daily school life.

This seven-lesson French unit teaches students to describe family members, friends, and famous people using physical, personality, and emotion vocabulary.

A 12–14 lesson Core French unit about meals, foods, drinks, preferences, restaurant language, menus, and Francophone food traditions.

This 10–12 lesson Core French unit develops vocabulary and sentence frames for describing friends, relationships, appearance, personality, emotions, and social activities.

This six-lesson French unit teaches students vocabulary for school and community places, prepositions of place, and simple directions.

This seven-page science unit introduces migration, hibernation, and adaptation as animal survival strategies during winter.

This approximately seven-lesson Core French unit introduces vocabulary for sports, hobbies, and leisure activities.

This six-lesson Core French unit teaches meals, food vocabulary, preferences, descriptive adjectives, and café or restaurant dialogue.

This six-lesson unit develops French vocabulary for foods, drinks, meals, likes and dislikes, and ordering at a café.

A four-week Grade 4 French unit focused on school supplies, subjects, friendships, descriptions, and likes or dislikes.

This four-week French unit includes eight lessons on school supplies, subjects, friendships, descriptions, likes and dislikes, reading, writing, speaking, and assessment.

This three- to four-week introductory French unit includes eight lessons on greetings, introductions, feelings, numbers, days, months, and classroom commands.

This 3–4 week French unit introduces greetings, feelings, introductions, numbers, days, months, and classroom commands through modeled speaking activities and games.

This 2–3 week Grade 6 unit explores Indigenous oral storytelling traditions, including cultural significance, story elements, nature, morals, and trickster figures.

This eight-page social studies resource introduces Alberta’s geography, major industries, economy, population, cities, and cultural significance within Canada.

This six-lesson French unit teaches students to describe appearance, personality, hair, eyes, and clothing using simple sentence frames.

This six-lesson French unit teaches vocabulary for pets, farm animals, wild animals, nature, and descriptive adjectives.

This 14–16 lesson Core French unit develops vocabulary and sentence frames for travel, destinations, transportation, weather, activities, and landmarks.

This six-page social studies unit introduces Saskatchewan’s landscapes, landmarks, industries, seasons, Indigenous communities, and cultural diversity.

This two-week unit includes approximately 7–8 lessons on family vocabulary, descriptions, possessives, traditions, dialogues, presentations, review games, and assessment.

This approximately two-week unit includes seven scripted lessons teaching students to express preferences, ask questions, conduct surveys, and present personal interests in French.

This four-week French unit explores francophone traditions, celebrations, foods, music, and cultural diversity through eight 45-minute lessons.

This four-week French unit introduces food and market vocabulary through modeling, games, dialogues, shopping lists, surveys, and role-play.

This eight-lesson French unit introduces Francophone communities in Canada and around the world through festivals, traditions, food, music, and celebrations.

This seven-lesson Core French unit teaches classroom objects, school subjects, schedules, routines, and favourite-subject expressions.

A six-lesson Core French unit on understanding and retelling simple stories and fairy tales.

This 12-lesson Core French unit develops students’ ability to read, retell, and create simple French stories.

This four-page social studies resource examines how beliefs and values shaped relationships with the natural world in Ancient Egypt and Indigenous North American cultures.

This three-day French mini-unit introduces students to Le Jour du Souvenir through vocabulary, scripted teacher instruction, matching activities, listening games, and a simplified French text inspired

This mini-unit explores South Carolina military bases, community support for military families, and ways residents honor veterans.

This six-page science resource explains why leaves change color in fall, including the roles of chlorophyll, photosynthesis, carotenoids, and anthocyanins.

This three-day French FSL mini-unit introduces Remembrance Day through vocabulary, short readings, listening activities, oral practice, and simple peace messages.

This mini-unit features an informational reading passage about an Oregon Coast Guard veteran, followed by comprehension and discussion questions.