Great activities including wonderful gaming strategy on American Invasion by jemesouviens.org/en/ at mailchi.mp/6e7f9a296fdf...

Fun (and free) map guessing game! openguessr.com

Some nice CCQ resources available for teachers at Educaloi! www.educationjuridique.ca/en/teacher/r...

Great posters for the Digital Competencies here view.genially.com/645cef00c999...

Here's a neat idea. Canva has business card templates. How about getting students to make business cards for historical characters!? www.canva.com/s/templates?...

Great little 2D stop motion idea shared by some colleagues today! I could totally see something like this to illustrate voyages, battles, land and boundary changes, and especially human interactions in Soc Sci classes! www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xx8p... @stacyaallen.bsky.social

Names of things! An interesting way to do history (and literacy?) At the same time? www.facebook.com/jasondavidwo...

Great PDF to help students (and YOU) identify what is made with A.I. www.getcybersafe.gc.ca/sites/defaul...

History of indigenous women on crash course! youtu.be/Dj8EjBQJD84?...

Interesting use of Canva for concepts at Construire un concept avec Canva www.youtube.com/watch?v=3qy3...

Working on a workshop on motivation in Social Sciences, then Facebook feeds me this. Don't know who this is, but it's quick and good. Just might use this, me! www.facebook.com/share/r/1YNm...

This was a great hands-on activity that got kids outside and learning more about their own land… to think about occupation over time so you can be better at relating your community today to the whole complexity of the past. youtu.be/GgbS_TfDdDk?... @stacyaallen.bsky.social

Great resource for Education for Reconciliation by @recitus.bsky.social at www.recitus.qc.ca/ressources/s... @stacyaallen.bsky.social

Comment la Première Guerre mondiale a permis aux femmes scientifiques de faire leurs preuves www.nationalgeographic.fr/histoire/sci...

Interactive map allows you to explore public archival materials related to residential schools across North America.  nctr.ca/records/view... @stacyaallen.bsky.social

Example of an escape game strategy for Cycle 1 History (in French) at M. Univers social! sites.google.com/view/muniver...

Love finding out something I never knew (or forgot and refused to remember!).... Greek and Roman statues were not white. www.npr.org/2022/07/12/1...

Tune in to ‘Hello-Kwey, Let’s Talk Education’ with @stacyaallen.bsky.social It's a podcast that creates space for Indigenous & non-Indigenous voices across Quebec to share knowledge and experiences ... dca.learnquebec.ca/kwey/

Grammy for best R and B instrumental and 5 MTV awards in 1983. A bit of music history for ya! youtu.be/GHhD4PD75zY?...

The David Rumsey site is up again. davidrumsey.com Unfortunately the blog is history, so I wanted to reference this amazing page on the way, way, back machine: Amazing Timeline Maps! web.archive.org/web/20240204...

Humans are good at selectively ignoring things, not so much for robots. Interesting notion of the frame problem and how for AI it’s still a problem. www.facebook.com/reel/1120954...

Use A.I. intelligently. Two pages (posters) by RECITUS at www.recitus.qc.ca/ressources/s...

Analyzing documents is a vital skill for Geography, History, and Citizenship! Check out these organizers for students, available in EN and FR! @learnped.bsky.social @paulrombough.bsky.social #EdSky #SocialSciences societies.learnquebec.ca/document-ana...

Interesting for problems with old (and existing) map systems! www.cbc.ca/kidsnews/pos...

Indigenous Peoples: Fact and Fiction website. mythesetrealites.ca/en/ @stacyaallen.bsky.social

Cool idea on maps and what they can represent. For Geography Secondary, etc. mediasmarts.ca/lessonplan/e...

Just something I used to think a lot about myself a while back, but have forgotten about. For me it was the real paradigm shift that the Internet brought on and something I’d love to share with students someday. Saving it here for when that day comes. Kind of funny too! youtube.com/shorts/sTtmC...

Great video on the problems with whole language reading strategies. youtu.be/bGsNcFfezLM?... Ready is not natural. It is a result of history! ;-). Thanks @mapaquette.bsky.social @stacyaallen.bsky.social

Interesting… for outdoor ed?! Anytime you talk about the environment in class? www.facebook.com/share/r/1CBL...

Very cool data and information site for Sec. History and Contemporary World. Here's an example for "government spending" that you could use in Neoliberalism and other sections of HQC Sec 4 history: ourworldindata.org/government-s...

Nice philosophical starter for a class on Environment theme in our contemporary world sec.5 program. www.facebook.com/reel/2050122...

Interesting article about my town of birth, Kingston, and its loyalist "founder" whose story erases Mississauga's history and claims to the region. www.erudit.org/en/journals/... (For Loyalist sections of Sec 3 History)

Great collection of diaries and letters of Black Loyalists and their experiences. www.blackloyalist.com/cdc/document...

Interesting articles on history of the CRTC. For Sec. 4 on Role of State, deregulation of communications, etc. crtc.gc.ca/eng/acrtc/50...

Privatization: ….WTF? cupe.ca/sites/defaul... For my own reference. Contains some useful definitions and clarifications. Also could be used for quotes a historical witness (unionists) taking position on an issue. (For Sec 4 on Redefition of the State)

This is actually a really cool idea for a student activity. Take old cartoons and remove the captions and then have students write captions for them and exchange ideas. Then compare with the original. (Posting here to save for later.) youtu.be/Uoevb_ZRBCo?...

5Ws resources and ideas. www.storyboardthat.com/articles/e/5...

Brilliant idea - to support students and help them learn how to use AI, without actually using AI. dca.learnquebec.ca/ai-prompt-ga...

Multimodal productions in the classroom! Check out the curriculum links (uses in your program), then all the ways you can produce in your class. (Some great ideas for projects in Social Sciences!) dca.learnquebec.ca/production/

LOL... but this seems so familiar... similar to how students get and understand information in some of our history classes, too!😂 youtube.com/shorts/Xs9Jj...

Great sub-collection at the New York Public Library collections for use of (and critique of!) portrayals of Indigenous folks and places. (including one for St. Regis (Kahnawake) village that is a rare 1842 view). digitalcollections.nypl.org/collections/...

Cool "map" by the late Ray Fadden, on Indigenous contributions of all kinds. www.davidrumsey.com/luna/servlet...

Une découverte extraordinaire: en Iran, des fouilles suggèrent une écriture antérieure à celle de la Mésopotamie www.geo.fr/histoire/une...

Interesting map to include when studying late mediaeval and Renaissance in Secondary history course. To remind students of what was going on to the east of Europe!

‘Nation of makers’: Britain industrialised over a century earlier than history books claim." Also that English already had "Industry without machines" along with a lot of its problems much earlier than previously thought. www.cam.ac.uk/stories/nati...

The First Industrial Revolution, c. 1760 - 1840 timeline www.worldhistory.org/image/17099/...

Nice graphic for technological innovations in Industrial Revolution. transportgeography.org/contents/cha...

Great resource site for Industrial Revolution (Secondary Cycle 1 HCE course!) www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/top...

Been dealing with a major plumbing problem all week. Then while searching for "welfare state in Quebec", Google sends me this image. (Great site for images on Historical subjects, by the way!) collections.musee-mccord-stewart.ca/en/objects/3...

So many, many great maps! mappingmovement.newberry.org