

We know you a “shelf” of high quality resources that you can trust, especially while you are away from your classrooms. The list below included those provided by the Ministry and the Division that will be accessible from home networks. In some cases, you can readily PDF the materials for this with limited access.
Living Sky Provided Resources

This is a link to Karen Campbell's Math Resources referred to in her presentations. The document includes useful Math links including her suggested professional reads, children's literature for math, interactive games and more.

With COVID-19 there is an increased emphasis on online communication. Whether for learning, working or socializing, online communication has allowed us to connect and has provided some relief for the disconnect that many of us are experiencing during the pandemic.
Now, more than ever, youth, families and educators may be looking for resources to support positive online behaviour. SaskTel Be Kind Online is an initiative to bring awareness and education to cyber safety and cyberbullying. It is also a reminder that each and every one of us has an obligation to monitor our online behaviour and share in the opportunity to spread positivity. Be Kind Online asks today's youth to ensure the mark they leave online is a positive one.
There are a number of resources to support youth, families and educators to promote positive online behaviour. The resources can be used by educators or they can be shared with students and families as additional support tools during this unprecedented time. Youth can also find the Report Bullying SK tool on the website to report an incident.
Visit the Be Kind Online website at www.bekindonline.com to seek help and browse the resources.
Contact: info@bekindonline.com
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http://www.cangeoeducation.ca/
The programs of Canadian Geographic Education aim to strengthen geographic education in the classroom. In addition to increasing the emphasis on geography within the school system, Canadian Geographic Education endeavours to increase the public awareness of the importance of geographical literacy. Also has a kid centric area: https://www.canadiangeographic.ca/kids

http://apchute.com/ap1int.htm#biochem
has a variety of animations to support visualizing abstract concepts in science. It is free and does not require a login. Teachers may want link specific videos/interactives that they want students to use as there is a lot in this resource and it may be overwhelming for students. These science animations fit well for Biology, Health Science, and Science 10.

http://bio-alive.com/animations.htm
has science videos and interactives for middle years to high school. Many other supports (tutorials, science vocabulary, etc.) are available in this online resource. It is free and does not require a login. Teachers may want link specific videos/interactives that they want students to use, as there is a lot in this resource and it may be overwhelming for students

https://letstalkscience.ca/hands-on-activities
has a variety of ready-to-use hands-on activities to support science investigations at home. Let’s Talk Science is a Canadian company that aligns all of their resources to Saskatchewan curricula. It is a completely free resource (no sign-up) that teachers can use for technology supported or non-technology supported families. It has really great hands-on activities to do at home with household items.

http://www.virtualmuseum.ca/home/
allows students to discover history, art, science, nature, and more through virtual exhibits from Canada’s museums and heritage organizations. Students can sort the 118 virtual exhibits by subject, and it is applicable for supplemental learning. Younger students will need an older sibling or a parent to help them navigate the links and read the accompanying text.

https://enroute.aircanada.com/en/article/virtual-field-trips
Take Your Kids on a Virtual Field Trip Curate your own exhibition at the Art Gallery of Ontario; swim with African penguins at the San Diego Zoo; travel back in time at the Louvre; visit the Canadian Museum of History; blast into outer space with NASA. Applicable for supplemental learning.

http://www.exploringbytheseat.com/
Exploring By The Seat Of Your Pants aims to inspire the next generation of scientists, explorers and conservationists. We do this by bringing science, exploration, adventure and conservation into classrooms through virtual speakers and field trips with leading experts across the globe.
Regional Libraries
Library | Website | Communities and areas served |
Wheatland Regional Library | https://www.wheatland.sk.ca/eresources |
Luseland
Kerrobert
Wilkie
Unity
Cando
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Lakeland Regional Library | https://lakelandlibrary.ca/eresources |
North Battleford
Battleford
Cut Knife
Macklin
Maymont
Hafford
Medstead
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Wapiti Regional Library | https://wapitilibrary.ca/eresources |
Spiritwood
Leoville
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Ministry of Education Provided Resources