Here is my grade 6 ready to print science unit on Electricity. I have just completed this package with my grade 6 MFI classes and we had a lot of fun. This package is mostly theoretical. I use it to supplement our classroom experiments and I also use it to give students opportunities to further research topics in electricity. Overall, here are some of the topics that I have covered: atoms, what is electricity, circuits in series and in parallel, batteries, electromagnetism, a historic overview of electricity, the generation of electricity, and three tasks at the end accompanied with a common rubric. Suitable for EFI and MFI.

Here is my tried and tested Grade 6 French Immersion unit on flight. This ready-to-use unit includes a historical overview on flight, the theoretical aspects of flight, comprehension questions, reflection questions and research questions. I have included two research tasks that I get students to do (rubrics and checklists included), I have also included weekly homework questions. This unit is also sensitive to other cultures as I have tried to include historic figures from different cultures and times in my historical overview of flight. Overall, my students have greatly enjoyed this unit. I end this unit with a culminating project on flight that is also available at my TPT store.

This French booklet is all about the Nutcracker- from the story to Tchaikovsky, to the ballet. This integrated unit is a cross-curricular one because it ties together French reading comprehension expectations with music and dance. It is the perfect booklet for the month of December or for any time when teachers are doing a dance or music unit (dances and music from various periods). Sections of this booklet include: an introduction to the Nutcracker the history of ballet The King of the Mice Tchaikovsky An exploration of key musical pieces in the ballet the Nutcracker in Canada List of characters and their descriptions (activity) Quiz with answers. In my grade 6 MFI French Immersion class (Ontario), I have divided students in groups. Each group got a section of the booklet and they had to read, answer the questions, research for more information and present. I have done this booklet in conjunction with my Fairy Tale project.

This product is a ready-to-use teaching resource designed for French immersion classrooms, specifically tailored for grades 5 to 8. It focuses on the rich history of animal portraiture in art, providing a comprehensive reading comprehension booklet that explores key themes, influential artists, and the symbolism of animals in European art. The content is well-researched and has been tested in classrooms to ensure effectiveness. The booklet includes a variety of sections, such as: A historical overview of animal portraits, from prehistoric cave paintings to Renaissance and Baroque works. Biographies of famous artists like Pieter Paul Rubens, François Boucher, and René Magritte, highlighting their contributions to the genre. Analysis of iconic artworks such as Rubens’ “The Tiger and the Lion” and Magritte’s surrealistic depictions of cats. Questions for comprehension, designed to engage students in critical thinking and reflection about the symbolism of animals in art. A simplified version of the history of animal portraits, for younger or less advanced learners. Project guidelines and an evaluation grid (in both French and English), perfect for classroom use. With no preparation required for teachers, this resource provides an easy way to integrate art from different periods and styles into your curriculum. It encourages students to explore both the aesthetic and symbolic meanings of animals in art, helping them develop both their language and analytical skills in French. The product has been tried and tested in real classroom environments, ensuring its suitability for the age group.