Not Grade Specific teaching resources for Canada
Japan Country Study Worksheets - Asia - Geography
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Japan's geography, language, history, economy, and culture are surveyed through open-response country-study questions, from naming the seas it borders to explaining August 6th, 1945 and listing seven Tokyo attractions.
Author Learning with Alan
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Tags Japan, Japanese, Asia, Asian, Country Study, Geography, Social Studies, Worksheets, Teaching Resources, Printable
Japanese Temples - Colouring Sheets
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Four famous Japanese landmarks — the Senso-ji, Todai-ji, and Kinkaku-ji temples plus a torii gate and Buddhist pagoda — are rendered as labelled line-art colouring pages, two per site.
Author Mr Gray History
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Tags Japan, Japanese, Temples, Coloring Sheets
Jigsaw Reading Method – Teacher Planning Guide
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A four-page template packet organizes the Jigsaw reading strategy, where small groups of students each research a different expert focus on a text and report back.
Author Hey Teacher Shoppe
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Tags Graphic Organizer, Reading Groups, Jigsaw, Jig Saw, Reading Comprehension, Nonfiction Text Structure , Elements Of Fiction, Jigsaw Activity Graphic Organizer, Jigsaw Graphic Organizer, Reading, Book, Read
Keeping My Hands to Myself – Social Story
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Illustrated first-person pages make up a social story about keeping hands to self, moving from noticing restless hands to sitting with hands in lap. One sentence per page walks a child from noticing that hands are hard to keep still to holding them in their lap on the carpet.
Author SEN Resource Source
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Tags Social Story, Autism, Behavior, Social Skills, Hands To Myself, Social Narrative, Social Story Hands In Pants, Social Stories Keeping Hands To Self, How To Teach A Child To Keep Hands To Themselves
Kind Hands Social Story – Gentle Hands Resource
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A first-person social story walks a child through the difference between kind and unkind uses of their hands, naming pinching, hitting, hair pulling, and pushing as unkind before closing with a reassuring statement that using kind hands helps everyone feel happy.
Author SEN Resource Source
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Tags Social Story, Kind Hands, Hurting, Behavior, Gentle Hands Social Story
Kind Words Social Story
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A first-person, illustrated social story walks a child through recognizing unkind word choices, understanding how they hurt others, and pausing to ask "is this kind?" before speaking.
Author SEN Resource Source
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Tags Social Story, Kind Words, Hurtful Words, Behavior, Bullying, Books About Using Kind Words, Using Kind Words Social Story
Kindness Calendar
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Kindness calendar with a small daily action for each square, such as giving a compliment, writing a nice note, helping with housework or watering the plants, laid out Monday through Sunday on one page.
Author SEN Resource Source
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Tags Kindness, Mental Health
Label the 7 Continents – World Map Worksheet
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A blank world map asks students to write in the names of the seven continents, paired with a second page presenting the completed answer map.
Author Elementary Resources 4 U
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Tags Geography, Continents, World Map, Identify, Label
Le Conditionnel Présent exercices et corrigés
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Le conditionnel présent is drilled through five stepped French exercises - regular and irregular conjugation, sentence completion, si-clauses, and politeness rewrites - with full corrigés closing the set.
Author MultiLingual Grammar Lab
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Tags Le Conditionnel Présent
le futur proche exercices - french futur proche worksheet
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Six exercise sections walk students from filling in the right form of aller to writing, unscrambling, and negating full futur proche sentences, all built around ten everyday verbs.
Author MultiLingual Grammar Lab
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Tags Le Futur Proche Exercices , Lfrench Futur Proche
Lesson Planning Templates
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Yearly, quarterly, monthly, and weekly planning grids plus checklists and to-do lists give teachers a print-and-use system for organizing lessons, assessments, and events across the school year.
Author Top Notch Teaching
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Tags Teacher Binder, Templates, Lesson Planning, Monthly Planners, Checklists
Long Term Sub + Maternity Leave Planning Template
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The pages show a detailed example of the information a replacement teacher may need for an extended absence. Sections document the daily schedule, homeroom and classroom routines, pass procedures, assignment drawers, grade recording, planned library use, communication channels, and technology-access fields. This is a filled classroom example rather than a fully blank generic form, so teachers should adapt and remove all sample-specific details before use.
Author Class with Mrs B
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Tags Substitute Teacher, Maternity Leave, Planning Templates, Student Forms, Parent Communication, Substitute Binder Template, Substitute Teaching Plans Template, Sub Plan Template
Personal Boundaries – Social Story for Kids
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Everyone has private parts, and only parents or doctors may look at them — this social story teaches children not to look at other people's private parts or underwear.
Author SEN Resource Source
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Tags Social Story, Appropriate Behavior, Examples Of Social Stories For Preschoolers, People's Privates, Peoples Privates
Loud Noises Social Story
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A first-person picture story about loud noises that names the discomfort they cause and then offers four things to try, ending with a rule about when ear defenders come off.
Author SEN Resource Source
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Tags Social Story, Noise Sensitivity, Autism, SEN
Main Idea Graphic Organizers
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A main idea sits in a centre circle surrounded by six supporting-detail circles on a blank outlining graphic organizer, provided as a five-page set in both DOCX and matching PDF formats.
Author DrDrew
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Tags Main Idea, Supporting Details, Comprehension, Reading Chart, Graphic Organizers
March Madness word Scramble puzzle worksheet
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The puzzle includes terms related to brackets, teams, shots, dribbling, defense, fans, and tournament outcomes. Learners reorganize each scrambled sequence, using the basketball theme to guide possible spellings. The second page visibly resolves the words. Sports context helps narrow anagrams that could otherwise form several words.
Author Lapiiin Art Activities
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Tags Word Search, Word Scramble , Puzzles, Worksheet, Activities, Vocabulary, Games, Printables, Morning Work, English
Meet My Pen Pal Role Play Activity
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A six-slide 'Meet My Pen Pal' project has students imagine planning a trip to visit a pen pal in China, then present a five-slide travel story and defend it against a public-speaking rubric.
Author Golden Promise
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Tags Pen Pals, Role Play, ELA, World Languages, ESL
Melting Into Summer Bulletin Board or Door Decoration Printable
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Printable border pieces and cut-out letter banners spelling 'Hello,' 'Vibes,' and 'Melting Into' create a summer-themed bulletin board or door decoration.
Author RainbowTown
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Tags Summer Boards, June July, Hello Summer, End Of The Year, Ice Pop, Door Decorations For Summer, Printable Bulletin Board, Bulletin Board
Meme Bulletin Board – Editable for Any Class
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In this bulletin board resource, there are funny memes for students to read and relate to at the start of school (or any time of the year!). There are 11 images with fully editable meme captions. Preview the captions and adapt them to your class. There is also a centre image for tips on school success-also fully editable to teacher name, school mascot, etc. Start the year off on a humorous note with students! (This can be used any time of the year as everything is editable except the images).
Author Jennifer Moyer Taylor
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Tags Bulletin Board, Fun Stuff, School Counseling, SEL, Back To School
African Savanna Animals – Flashcards + Poster Pack
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The collection presents twelve African savanna animals as labelled cards, with four cards on each of three pages. An opening poster brings all twelve together for whole-class reference. The species selection reaches beyond the most familiar large mammals to include a bird, reptile, tortoise, and invertebrates, making the set useful for broader habitat discussion. Learners can classify animals, build habitat vocabulary, or compare body forms represented within one ecosystem.
Author Fiddleticks Education
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Tags Zoology, Wildlife, Savanna Animals, Flashcards, Educational Resources
Moving House Social Story
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A first-person narrated story walks a child through the sequence of moving house, from leaving the old home to feeling settled in the new one.
Author SEN Resource Source
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Tags Social Story, Moving House, Coping With Change
My Feelings Iceberg
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My Feelings Iceberg uses the familiar above-water and below-water metaphor to distinguish outward expression from internal emotion. Learners record feelings other people can see in the upper area and feelings they do not show in the submerged section. The simple contrast can open discussion about how behaviour does not always reveal the full emotional experience. The page is suited to guided reflection, check-ins, or counseling conversations rather than diagnosis or forced disclosure.
Author Jennifer Moyer Taylor
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Tags Feelings, Emotions, SEL, Social-emotional Learning, Conflict Resolution, Feeling Iceberg, Iceberg Emotions Worksheet, Iceberg Of Emotions, Emotions Iceberg, Iceberg Emotions, Iceberg Unscramble
My Friend has Diabetes Social Story
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A first-person picture-book social story explains what having diabetes means for a friend, covering insulin, blood-glucose testing, snack breaks, and the warning signs of a hypo episode.
Author SEN Resource Source
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Tags Social Story, Explaining Diabetes
My Friend is in a Wheelchair Social Story
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An illustrated social story written from a friend's point of view, explaining why someone uses a wheelchair, that walking and thinking are separate things, and that help between friends runs both ways.
Author SEN Resource Source
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Tags Inclusion, Empathy, Social Skills, Autism, Perspectives