Tsunami Debris Sparks Action and Creative Learning Opportunities for Students
Inspire your students by following artist Pete Clarkson in his effort to make sense of the tsunami debris washing up on the shores of Canada.
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Discover La Francophonie through 5 NFB Titles
Mark the Rendez-vous de la Francophonie with this selection of titles that give teachers and students a newfound appreciation for the diversity of francophone voices across Canada.
Rose’s Notebook: a Diary to Revisit WWI’s History (5/10)
Discover Rose’s Notebook. This historical series follows Rose Dubois, a young French Canadian archivist. She describes her daily life and her thoughts as World War I is unfolding.
Learn WWI’s History Through Rose’s Notebook (4/10)
Discover Rose’s Notebook. This historical series follows Rose Dubois, a young French Canadian archivist. She describes her daily life and her thoughts as World War One is unfolding.
Learning to Give Is a Gift Worth Sharing
This holiday season, help your students or children increase their critical thinking and activate their social consciences by teaching them the importance of sharing and compassion.
Revisit the History of WWI with Rose’s Notebook (3/10)
Discover Rose’s Notebook. This historical series follows Rose Dubois, a young French Canadian archivist. She describes her daily life and her thoughts as World War I is unfolding.
Rose’s Notebook – Study World War I Differently (2/10)
Discover Rose’s Notebook. This historical series follows Rose Dubois, a young French Canadian archivist. She describes her daily life and her thoughts as World War One is unfolding.
Exploring Mental Health in the Classroom
The NFB’s educational playlist of films on mental health can facilitate discussion with students and enhance your own professional and personal development. Discover our mental health resources.
Rose’s Notebook – Another Way of Studying World War I (1/10)
Discover Rose's Notebook. This historical series follows Rose Dubois, a young French Canadian archivist. She describes her daily life and her thoughts as World War One is unfolding.
Digital Literacy: A Crash Course in Privacy Protection
Do Not Track takes users inside their own personal online history, revealing how companies can tell who you are, where you are, and what your online habits are like based solely on your browser history and the cookies stored on your computer. Digital literacy is a vital defence against this invasion of privacy.
Telling the Story of the Fight for Linguistic Rights
Canadian francophone minorities have had to overcome a number of obstacles to claim their linguistic rights. The Fight for Francophone Rights takes you to a variety of regions across the country where speaking French is a daily battle.
The 2016 Canada Day Challenge has begun!
Invite your students to participate in the 2016 Canada Day Challenge by submitting their creations in three categories: Draw it!, Snap it! and Write it!