Have you ever wondered what matter is made of? Wonder no more! In this kit you will discover the different particles that make up all matter, both visible and invisible, conduct exciting experiments, and learn more about God's wonderful creation.

Our world is filled with an incredible array of living things. Discover different ecosystems around the world and learn about how living things within ecosystems depend on one another for survival.

Take a tour across our beautiful country to learn more about the different provinces and territories and what makes each a unique place to live.

In this unit, students will learn about the Canadian government, its structure and tiers, and how we are all impacted by the government each day.

Look broadly at historical and ongoing instances of colonialism, imperialism, and discrimination. Practice deep critical thought and analysis as you look at varied perspectives and form your own researched opinions. 

In this unit students will learn more about communities. They will learn about different kinds of communities, identify and explore locations in their own community, learn about simple maps, and more.

Journey around the world and learn about how communities are similar and different through reading, viewing, games, and activities.

Learn about different perspectives on the origin of human beings. Practice your critical and creative thinking skills as you compare and contrast ideas and evidence.

Use the scientific method to discover the daily and seasonal changes that impact you and practice documenting what you observe in God's world.

In this mini-unit, students in grades 6-9 will learn about digital literacy, including media, social media, and research, while practicing new skills and discovering how to stay safe and think critically in a digital environment. Addresses Social Studies standards in Grade 6 and some Social Studies, Career, and ADST standards in grades 6-9.

Build deeper knowledge of the relationship between the Earth, sun, and the moon, in this engaging discovery-based kit. Explore the seasons and the tides, consider the ways that these changes impact living things on Earth, document the phases of the moon, learn moon and sun stories both ancient and new, and grow critical and creative thinking skills.

Learn about the fascinating connections between economics and globalization. Discover different systems of economics and how they function, learn more about Canada's role on the international stage, and make connections between economics, globalization, and government.

This student presentation is necessary to complete the Grade 6 Economics and Globalization kit and will serve as a portfolio of student work that can be shared with your support teacher.

Learn about all different sources of energy, how energy moves, how it is transformed, and why energy is critically important to all life on Earth.

Gain deeper knowledge of electricity and how electricity can be transmitted. Learn about different ways of generating electricity, discover the electromagnetic force, learn about electric currents, and so much more!

Learn about the fascinating history of exploration in Canada. Consider the factors that drove people to explore and consider both the positive and negative impacts of exploration.

In this hands-on investigative unit, students will conduct a variety of experiments to learn more about matter and its different states.

Deepen knowledge of living things in the local community and further afield. Explore what makes living things unique, their special features, and the behaviours that help them survive and thrive.

Explore the ways in which Indigenous people of Canada have used land in the past, and how they continue to use it in the present. Learn about the different treaties the Canadian government has made with Indigenous peoples, explore the idea of interconnectedness that underpins any Indigenous cultures, and consider sustainable practices.

Discover that forces influence the motion of objects with fun experiments and projects.

Learn more about the geologic timescale. Discover how fossils are formed and the geological processes involved in their creation. See how the Earth has changed over time. Consider different perspectives on the age of the earth and practice arguing for your own viewpoint.

Think deeply about significant global issues, including poverty, hunger, water shortages, war, pollution, and climate change.

This student presentation is necessary to complete the Grade 6 Global Issues kit and will serve as a portfolio of student work that can be shared with your support teacher.

Discover incredible biomes around the globe and learn about the unique creatures that live there. Explore the ways that plants and animals are uniquely adapted to survive and thrive in their habitat.

Learn more about the incredible human body as you explore the digestive, musculo-skeletal, respiratory, and circulatory systems.

Deepen your knowledge of the human body as you look at the excretory, reproductive, hormonal, and nervous systems.

What are human rights? Why are all people deserving of respect? In this unit, you will investigate the concept of human rights while practicing your critical and creative thinking skills. Exercise compassion as you learn about historical wrongs, explore current challenges in our world and consider other challenging topics through a Christian worldview lens.

Learn about Indigenous people groups around the world in this fast-paced tour of the globe. Discover Indigenous people groups on each continent, learn their stories, and celebrate their uniqueness.

Discover the diversity of Canada's Indigenous peoples as you travel across the country meeting different Indigenous groups, learning their stories, and celebrating the beauty of each unique community.

Explore the Industrial Revolution, a time of tremendous technological and social change throughout the world.

Develop deeper knowledge of matter and the states of matter through a variety of hands-on experiments, videos, and reading opportunities.

Landforms are all around us! Discover different kinds of landforms and learn about how they are changed over time by erosion and other natural processes.

Learn about the life cycles of amazing plants and animals in God's world. Discover the ways that creatures survive and thrive as they grow and change.

Conduct experiments with light and sound and discover their unique properties.

Explore the natural world in their own communities through guided activities and projects. Investigate the plants and animals that are unique to their community and consider how they are uniquely suited for their environment.

Discover the fascinating history of simple machines and how machines found in the natural world led to the complex machinery we use today.

Dive deep into the fascinating world of matter by conducting experiments with the different phases of matter and see how temperature impacts the movement of matter.

Learn about elements, compounds, and pure substances. Conduct experiments and document your results. Gain a deeper understanding of the crystalline structure of solids and observe how chemicals can change.

Matter can be shaped, changed, and transformed, discovering how through engaging experiments and activities.

Conduct fascinating experiments within a chemistry framework as you learn about mixtures and solutions.

Learn more about the natural resources of British Columbia, how they are grown, and how they are utilized to benefit the people of our province. Consider sustainability and how we can be good stewards of God's beautiful Earth.

The fascinating world of living things will open up to kindergarten students as they learn about plants and animals and how they grow and change.

Learn about families and personal history. Explore the ways that families are similar and different, learn about your own family, document your growth over time, and more.

In this 3-week "Historical Snapshot" Unit, students in grades 5 or 6 will learn about the sad history of Residential Schools in Canada.

Learn about significant revolutions of the past, including the American Revolution, the French Revolution, and the Russian Revolution. Discover how these significant historical events still impact us today. This kit uses digital resources.

Practice observation skills and creative thinking as you explore the changes in the sky, including weather, the movement of the sun and moon, and other observable patterns.

Examine the tragic history of the slave trade and slavery with a particular focus on slavery in the United States in the lead-up to the American Civil War. This kit uses digital resources.

Experiment with solutions as you learn more about concepts such as distillation, evaporation, crystallization, solubility, and the properties of solutions (such as PH).

In this kit, you will become an adventurer as you embark on a journey through many different extreme environments and thoroughly study the solar system and space technologies.

Learn about the incredible history of British Columbia. Discover her earliest inhabitants, get to know the European explorers who arrived and transformed the land, investigate the clash of cultures as people journeyed to British Columbia from around the world, and so much more. Part I covers the earliest history of the province through to the Gold Rush.

Move forward into the future of our province through a fascinating study of British Columbia covering Confederation, natural resources, and provincial changes through to World War I.

In this exciting science unit, kindergarten students will explore the movement of objects by conducting a variety of experiments and hands-on explorations.

Marvel at thermal energy and discover how it is created and transferred.

Learn about water, an incredible life force on Earth, and how to shape and change our planet. Discover the water cycle, learn about how all living things need water, and more!

Become a global citizen and set out on a tour around the world to learn about different countries, cultures, celebrations, and traditions!

Learn more about governments around the world as you compare and contrast, analyze and assess, ask deep questions, explore different perspectives, and become an "expert" in different governmental systems.

This student presentation is necessary to complete the Grade 6 Governments kit and will serve as a portfolio of student work that can be shared with your support teacher.

Bring your historical learning further into the 20th century as you learn about the events leading up to World War I, the war itself, and the aftermath of the Great War as we set the stage for learning about World War II in high school. This kit uses digital resources.