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Curriculum

Family and community relationships

Leadership and collaboration with others

Art First Nations integrations

traditional and contemporary Aboriginal arts and arts-making processes

English Language Arts First Nations integrations

stories in First Peoples culture

Math First Nations integrations

First Peoples worldviews and perspectives to make connections to mathematical concepts

Social Studies First Nations integrations

First Peoples history with Canada

Core Competencies

Personal and Social

Communication

Community

School

grade group coordination

assemblies

Whole school events

Sports day

Buddies class

Guest speakers and presenters

Field Trips relating to Social and Science units

Global

Connections of concepts to global issues

Local

shore line cleanup

Hearts for vets card making

First Nations curriculum integration

Parents

Student led conferences

PAC initiatives

Parent Teacher conferences

Technology

Online portfolios

Teams

FreshGrade

Microsoft Virtual Field Trips

Wakelet

class newsletter and parent communication

Conferencing

Microsoft Teams

Zoom etc.

Online research

Online etiquette

Office 365 Teams

organising tool for students: resources, documents, assignment tracking

group work online from different locations

video conferencing with parents

connecting with teacher on video or chats outside of school

collaboration on digital documents

Classroom

Self regulation

Critical thinking and problem solving

Group work focus

self regulation

classroom agreements

Career Education

public identity

family

leadership

Core competencies (BC Curriculum)

SMART goals

Triple R's (Respect yourself, Respect others, Respect your environment)

Weekly class meetings