Learning Activities For Kindergarten To Grade 6 Teachers

Enhance your classroom with our versatile and high-standard resources. Our extensive learning library offers over 50,000 English Language Arts & Literature and Mathematics activities for Kindergarten to Grade 6 based on the new LearnAlberta curriculum and designed to meet most education standards across North America.

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Instructional Strategies and Classroom Resources

Our learning library includes 31,320 ELAL and 20,700 Math learning activities for Kindergarten to Grade 6, based on the new LearnAlberta curriculum from Alberta Education.

All Learning Activities Include:

  • Whole class or individual instruction.

  • Student independent/small group interactive instructional learning activities (digital and/or hardcopy) and/or formative/summative assessment.

  • Differentiated instruction/learning for struggling or versatile or ESL or disabled students.

  • Functional with Google Classroom, Hapara, Google Drive and SeeSaw.

  • Extra copy(s) for your substitute teacher(s)/emergency sub plans.

  • At home practice of specific learning outcomes for students/parents.

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Full Curriculum Lesson Plans start at $222.99

Specific Learning Outcomes start at $52.99

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Meet the Teacher

Laura Tisdale is a full-time Master level teacher with over 34 years of experience teaching preschool through Grade 12.  She is well known in her commitments to and advocacies for her students and their parents, her colleagues, and the teaching profession. Her teaching methods include interleaving and elaborative and blended learning variations that afford students a consistent and gradual accumulation of knowledge and skills.  This schematic model of teaching and learning focuses on differentiated instruction for students with various social-emotional, literacy, and numeracy learning needs. 

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