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Invite your students to see land as teacher

Rooted in the Land, Nurturing Relationships

Invite your students to see land as teacher

Northlore explores the deep ties between land, culture, and well-being. Students engage with Indigenous stories, Oral Traditions, and the importance of reconciliation. Reflection on outdoor learning and relationships with the environment opens space for care, respect, and understanding.

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Help your students reflect on identity, resilience, and belonging

Being Seen and Heard: Family Roles and Change

Help your students reflect on identity, resilience, and belonging

Maybe Elephants sparks conversations on family roles, mental health, and colonial legacies. Students explore what it means to be truly known, balancing the desire for independence with the need for connection, while considering how social change begins with understanding ourselves and each other.

Ocean School - Marine Protection in Canada (ages 10-17)

Discover Canada's ocean protection plan

Ocean School - Marine Protection in Canada (ages 10-17)

Explore Marine Protection in Canada, the latest Ocean School collection for ages 10 and up. Learn how Marine Protected Areas help Canada reach its goal of protecting 30% of ocean waters by 2030, and discover how you can help safeguard marine life. This free resource collection was created in collaboration with Fisheries and Oceans Canada and the Canadian Ocean Literacy Coalition.

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