Resources by Subject → Junior

Read, Write, Think

Read, Write, Think is a joint venture between the International Reading Association and the National Council of Teachers of English. The site provides tools for quality reading and writing instruction, web links, literacy-based activities, and lesson plans. There are also online reading and writing activities for students.

Read, Write, Think

Boys’ Literacy Links

The Ministry of Education has developed a variety of resources to support boys’ literacy in the province. At this link you can find access to videos, reports, and booklets.

Boys’ Literacy Links

Oral Communication Strategies

This document is part of the Ministry publication, Think Literacy: Cross Curricular Approaches.  This portion of the document looks at oral communication strategies which have been designed to assist in creating an effective and successful FSL program.

Oral Communication Strategies

National Geographic For Kids

The National Geographic for students site contain a great deal of information that students would find useful. This award winning site is highly interactive and entertaining.

National Geographic For Kids

Math Frog

This site, developed by the University of Waterloo, contains free mathematics Fun Resources and Online Games for grades 4, 5, and 6 students, teachers and parents.

Math Frog

Ontario Music Educators Association

This is the collection of resources for elementary educators developed by the Ontario Music Educators Association.

Ontario Music Educators Association 

Science Museum

A great site from the UK with plenty of activities for students as well as helpful resources for teachers.

Science Museum 

Ontario Physical Education Safety Guidelines Curricular, Interschool and Intramural Activities

The Ontario Physical Education Safety Guidelines represent the minimum standards for risk management practice for school boards. They focus the attention of teachers, intramural supervisors and coaches on safe practices, in every activity, in order to minimize the element of risk.

The Safety Guidelines are divided into Elementary and Secondary levels, each containing three separate modules:

  • Curricular – physical education program
  • Interschool – competitive programs (practices and competitions)
  • Intramurals – physical activity/recreation activities

The Safety Guidelines apply to physical activities that occur on the school site or as part of a school sponsored trip (i.e., day trip, overnight, out of province, or out of country).

Ontario Physical Education Safety Guidelines Curricular, Interschool and Intramural Activities

Math Central

One of the largest sites for math resources and activities for students. Has resources in French, English, and Spanish.

Math Central