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  • Camp ONlit - Primary

    Learning Through Literacy in Primary: Part 1

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  • Camp ONlit – Kindergarten

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  • Fluency in Perspective: Grade 6

    This is a collection of passages designed to be used for fluency instruction in grade 6. The passages are purposefully written to flexibly support a variety of different instructional routines (Quick Fluency Routine, repeated reading, partner reading/paragraph shrinking).

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  • Purposeful Play, Intentional Talk: Inclusive Oral Language Practices for Kindergarten – Recording

    Hosted by Angeline Humber and Melinda Hinch, this webinar supports kindergarten educators in providing play-based instruction to develop language skills. Angeline and Melinda highlight effective practices particularly well-suited for students who are multilingual learners, or who may have Developmental Language Disorder or language delays. Together, they explore: The session pairs joyful classroom practice with explicit…

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    Transitioning from the Kindergarten Program to the Curriculum

    ByLindsay Nelan 17 April 202617 April 2026

    For years, the Kindergarten Program has been the heartbeat of Ontario’s early years education, rooted in the four frames of Belonging and Contributing, Self-Regulation and Well-Being, Demonstrating Literacy and Mathematics Behaviours, and Problem Solving and Innovating. As Ontario shifts toward a new streamlined Kindergarten Curriculum, educators and families are seeing more than just a name…

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  • A Shining Smile

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  • Useful Mixtures

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  • How We Remember

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  • Passing Down Recipes

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  • Describing Animals

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  • Grade 2

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  • Machines at Work in Our Community

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