SAMPLE LESSONS AND PLANS
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Curriculum Crates from Edmonton Catholic Schools
Navigate by Grade and Subject to find Google Folders with comprehensive plans for multiple areas of the Curriculum. Created by Division staff. -
CPAR (Curriculum Planning And Assessment Resource) APLC
Collection includes K-6 ELAL. Breaks down Curriculum, gives suggestions and links, provides assessment support.
Key Starting Points
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Comprehensive Literacy Guides, K-6 (APLC)
Includes Fluency, Vocabulary, Phonics, Writing, Phonological awareness, Phonics, Oral Language, and instructional strategies: Readalouds, Shared Reading, Small Group Reading, Independent Reading.Supports multiple aspects of AB K-6 ELL Curriculum as well as crucial components of literacy development. -
APLC New Curriculum Professional Learning Resources
Start by narrowing RESOURCE TYPE to TEACHING SUPPORT or PLANNING DOCUMENTS. You'll find at least one unit plan (The Barren Grounds) and some very helpful sample Curriculum Planning or Year at a Glance documents (such as CPAR from NRLC). You can also submit your own original resources, under a Creative Commons CC-BY-NC-SA license. APLC is a Professional Develop Consortium funded by Alberta Education. -
New K-6 Curriculum on NewLearnAlberta
All K-6 ELA is implemented as of Fall 2023. View Curriculum by Grade. *Use the COLLAPSE ALL Feature to see organizing ideas at a glance. It makes navigation easier.
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Instructions to Find Resources by Outcome in New LearnAlberta
DId you know that you can hover over the "i" on any learning outcome to bring up new tabs that include "Resources"? It is one way to see what resources Alberta Education has provided. -
Unlock the Teacher Only Resources at NewLearnAlberta: Instructions to Set up your Account
Follow these Instructions EXACTLY if you do not already have an account. ALWAYS USE the MICROSOFT Login with your Uleth credentials. If you have trouble, it is likely because you did not choose the MICROSOFT option!
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"Explore Resources" Section of NewLearnAlberta
Another way to see what resources Alberta Education recommends for the new Curriculum is to use "EXPLORE RESOURCES" from the Side Navigation. Use the limiters, starting with "SUBJECT".