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The Night Sky
Published: 08/15/2009 by Anita Yasuda in Learning Resources
There is a wonderful classroom right above our heads-the heavens. The stars and the patterns they form called constellations, present the opportunity to teach your child about science, world cultures, mythology, and more.
Backyard Volcano
Published: 01/15/2009 by Andrea Keenan in Testimonials & Experience
As homeschoolers, we have heard it, read it and we know it. Sometimes we need a little reminder of how lucky and privileged we are to have choices in the ways we can teach our children.
Alberta’s Science Networks
Published: 02/15/2011 by Patty Rooks in Education & Learning Support
The Alberta Science Literacy Association operates Science Networks across the province of Alberta. These networks are uniquely placed to offer science curriculum support to all educators at any stage of the science curriculum.
Choosing a Music Teacher
Published: 08/15/2010 by Shelley Steele-Gittel, M.A., B. Music in Education & Learning Support
One particular question that is repeated among parents is: “What do I ask a music teacher who I am considering hiring for lessons?” Below are six questions that can help families successfully find a music teacher.
Feathered Friends
Published: 04/15/2010 by Anita Yasuda in Learning Resources
Were they short-distance migrants or year-round residents? You promise yourself that tomorrow you’ll be ready for them with a pair of binoculars and a birding book.
Education Planning for Special Needs
Published: 08/15/2009 by Investors Group Submitted by L. Hoffmann in Education & Learning Support
You want the best for your child and that includes a post-secondary education.
Finding a Tutor
Published: 02/15/2011 by Jill Hickling in Education & Learning Support
Have you heard: “I hate this”, “I’m bored”, or “I don’t get it”? Do you have certain subjects you dread teaching that generally end up in tears and yelling? It could be time to give yourself and your child a break and consider a tutor.
Animal-Assisted Therapy: A unique way of dealing with learning and behavior challenges
Published: 08/15/2010 by Eileen Bona M.Ed in Health and Wellness
Animal-assisted therapy is new to our Canadian concept of counseling and it offers hope to the percentage of children and youth who do not fair well in mainstream therapeutic settings.
There Is No “Sugar High”, The Health & Science Behind the Glycemic Index
Published: 09/24/2012 by Tristin Brisbois, PhD Canadian Sugar Institute in Learning Resources
It seems everywhere you look there is a new “diet” book or article telling us what not to eat. Low carbohydrate diets claim to be the secret to weight loss. In fact, carbohydrates (starches and sugars) are our most important source of energy and Heal
Get Your Kids Hiking
Published: 04/15/2014 by Jeff Alt in Learning Resources
Want your kids to enjoy hiking and the great outdoors? “Make it fun”, says Jeff Alt, an avid hiker. In addition to walking the 2,180-mile Appalachian Trail, he aslo walked 218-mile John Muir Trail with his wife, and trekked across a 50-mile path of I
