Teacher Resources | Earth Day
Discover Earth Day resources we've made for both primary and secondary students on the subject of the environment and sustainability.
Posts Tagged “Ages 9-11”
Teacher Resources | Black History Month
Celebrate Black History Month with a collection of teacher resources for both primary and secondary students.
Teach Citizenship Education Through Animated Films
Mark Black History Month by teaching citizenship education through animated films for students in both primary and secondary school.
Three Films to Empower Young People for Human Rights Day
Mark the 75th-anniversary of the Declaration of Human Rights by drawing on three NFB films that invite even our youngest students to think about the impact they can have locally on their environments and communities.
Mini-Lesson for Unspoken Tears (Primary)
This mini-lesson on Unspoken Tears provides teachers with activities and questions to lead discussions on refugees for students aged 9-11.
Mini-Lesson for Big Mouth
This mini-lesson on Big Mouth provides teachers with activities and questions to lead discussions on empathy for students aged 9-11.
Mini-Lesson for The Mountain of SGaana
This mini-lesson on The Mountain of SGaana provides teachers with activities and questions to lead discussions on Haida storytelling for students aged 9-11.
Mini-Lesson for The Fox and the Chickadee
This mini-lesson on The Fox and the Chickadee provides teachers with activities and questions to lead discussions on fables for students aged 9-11.
Mini-Lesson for Molly in Springtime
This mini-lesson on Molly in Springtime provides teachers with activities and questions to lead discussions on friendship for students aged 9-11.
Mini-Lesson for A Sea Turtle’s Story
This mini-lesson on A Sea Turtle's Story provides teachers with activities and questions to lead discussions on life cycles for students aged 9-11.
Mini-Lesson for Hedgehog’s Home
In this mini-lesson on Hedgehog's Home, teachers will find activities, questions, and topics to help them lead discussions on peer pressure with students aged 9-11.