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Q ~ What is the Reading and Remembrance Project?
A ~ Reading and Remembrance is a free on-line resource for Remembrance Day, Veterans' Week, Women’s History Month and Character Education. Ten new ready-to-use lessons go online annually in September emphasize reading, diversity, equity, and research into local history. More than 50 archived lessons and approximately 30 shorter “Minutes” are a boon to Ontario school librarians, teachers and supply teachers seeking Canadian-based, high-interest stimulus materials that supplement curricula in English, Civics, History, Music, Visual and Dramatic Arts, Law and Family Studies.
Q ~ Do I have to use the current year's material?
A ~ No, choose one that you, your board, school or class will get the most out of.
Q ~ Does it cost anything to enrol?
A ~ No, lessons are free to download and use.
Q ~ Do you have a guide on how to get the most out of the material?
A ~ You bet, click here. |
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Q ~ Do I have to sign-up on-line?
A ~ No, the material is there and it is free, BUT by signing up, you show your support and that helps us look for funding. Your school also gets recognized for being part of a Provincial Project.
Q ~ Where do I sign-up?
A ~ There is a link on the home page and it is active between September and December to avoid spam or click here.
Q ~ Do you have a contact for speakers?
A ~ As this is a Provincial Project we do not know who is available in your school district, but we suggest you contact the local Historical Society through the Ontario Historical Society, library for local authors or your local Legion. |
