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West Vancouver School District 45 – Teaching and Learning with Technology
The WVML Youth Department aims to align its technology programs and services with the West Vancouver School District (WVSD) to foster technology skills in our community’s youth. Learn more about the WVSD’s technology plan and curriculum information.
Partnership for 21st Century Skills (P21)
P21 defines themselves as is an American organization that defines themselves as an “organization that advocates for 21st century readiness for every student. P21 is a broad coaltion made up of education nonprofits, foundations, and businesses working together to make 21st century education a reality for all students.” While the content is based in the American education system, the wealth of information on this site is extremely valuable with sections for Parents and Communities and Educators.
Digital Tattoo
Based out of the University of British Columbia, the Digital Tattoo project aims to educate people about the permanency of their online behaviour – just as a tattoo is with you for life, so are the things you post online, even in seemingly private or secure environments. From being a good digital citizen to file sharing to social media, this is a great resource for anyone working with students who independently use the internet.
Kirkus – iPad Book App Reviews
One of the most established sources for book reviews, Kirkus was one of the first to also start reviewing apps.
Graphite – Common Sense Media
Created by the non-profit group Common Sense Media, Graphite is a free, online guide to apps and digital learning products compiled by educators.
AASL’s Annual Best Apps for Teaching & Learning
This list from the American Association of School Librarians includes apps related to science, math, content creation and more.
Seattle Public Library Book Group How-Tos
This guide is more suitable for older children who are ready to start a book club on their own. Includes how to choose a good book for discussion and how to think of good discussion questions.
Pragmatic Mom: How to Create a Great Kids’ Book Club
This mom knows her stuff! She goes over all the practical details of planning a book club for kids, such as book suggestions, snack ideas, and sample activities to do after reading a book. She includes 20 sample activities for high-interest children’s books you can take and use at home immediately.
PBS Parents | Book Clubs for Kids
Learn about the benefits of books clubs, how to organize one, how to structure a book club meeting and how to lead great discussions with kids.
Storytime Katie
Includes a thematic list of storytimes, a detailed list of storytime resources, and flannel board patterns and pictures. Librarian Katie also gives her feedback on what worked and what didn’t in her storytimes with kids.
King County Library System Songs and Rhymes
This outstanding collection of songs and rhymes can be browsed by theme or song title. Almost all songs include a video featuring a librarian singing and demonstrating hand movements.
Jbrary
Watch and listen to songs, rhymes, oral stories, and book reviews for baby storytimes, toddler storytimes, and preschool storytimes. Videos are organized into thematic playlists, such as hello and goodbye songs, diaper changing songs, and fingerplays and tickles.
Natural History — Canada
Explore the natural landscapes and wild animals of Canada.
Inventors — Biography
Discover creative people who changed the world.
Science and Civilization
Learn how science has shaped civilizations.
West Vancouver (B.C.) — History
Biographies of early residents and other stories from West Van’s history.
Names, Geographical — British Columbia — West Vancouver
Where did the name “Caulfeild” come from? Find this and other West Vancouver place names.
Poetry Collections
Anthologies of poetry from Romantic to Modern.
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