Join us for an online coffee break.
We are available every Tuesday from 12-12:30 pm.
Please email us (Stacy or Paul) if you’d like to discuss a specific resource, topic, or digital tool, or if you have questions about the programs or our websites.
We’ll still be sharing weekly videos showcasing one elementary and one secondary resource, so continue to check out this page for the latest shares.
See our past recordings
September 30th session. (Our first!)
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Indigenous Tourism Quebec Activity (Using tools like Canva)
How did Indigenous people occupy the land? (Using Cartograf mapping tools)
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October 7th session.
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Vocabulary Games (using Canva Code)
Interpret an Image (using Genially)
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October 14th session.
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October 21st session.
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Escape Rooms (Elementary)
Historical Discussion Card Game, etc. (Secondary)
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October 28st session.
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Comic Strip Activity any level – Canva (Elementary)
New France characteristics comic strip as a timeline (Secondary)
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Nov. 4th session.
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Spot it! Games – Inuit Example (Elementary)
Spot it! Game for Quiet Revolution Actors (Secondary)
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Nov. 11th session.
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Events Timeline and WW pages (Elementary)
First World War image & location analysis (Secondary)
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Nov. 18th session.
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Radio Shows and Podcasts (Elementary)
Scratch for Metropolises (Secondary)
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Nov. 25th session.
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Scratch: Historical Figures (Elementary)
Pillars of Rome – History game (Secondary)
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Dec. 2nd session.
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Competency 2 & 3 Slide Decks (Elementary)
Civil Rights Concept (and Event) Cards (Secondary)
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Dec. 9th session.
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Minecraft: New France in 1745 (Elementary)
Gapminder Data Tool for the Contemporary World program (Secondary)
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Dec. 16th session.
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i-Spy Games (Elementary)
4-Quandrant Image Anaylysis Tool (Secondary)
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Jan 13th, 2026! session.
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Ohenten Kariwatekwen (Elementary)
Canva for
Community Infographics
(Secondary)
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Jan 20th, 2026! session.
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Elementary resource:
Deconfessionalization of Schools for First Nations in Quebec from 1900 to 1980
Secondary resource:
Indigenous Peoples (Page, Docs, and Activity): The Vote, Residential Schools, and Land Rights
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Jan 27th, 2026! session.
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Elementary resource:
Primary Source Database and Infographic. Example use in LES on Slavery in New France
Secondary resource:
Primary Source Database and Infographic. Example use in Medieval Cities LES
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Feb 3rd, 2026 session
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Timeline Templates in Canva (Connections and Chronologies) – Secondary level
Feb 10th, 2026 session
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Digital Whiteboards: Traces of the Past (Quebec 1980)
Digital Whiteboards: Categorization of Industrialization Events
Feb 17th, 2026 session
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Feb 24th, 2026 session
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March 10th, 2026 session
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Indicate differences between Iroquoian society and Inca society around 1500
March 17th, 2026 session
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What Time is it: 1905 or 1980? NotebookLM Infographic (+Canva!) Analysis.
Economic activities, trade networks, waterways NotebookLM Infographic(s) Analysis.
March 24th, 2026 session
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Fur to Timber: Economic Changes 1745 to 1820 using NotebookLM Slide Decks & Podcasts & Canva!
Contacts, Colonization Attempts, and Alliances – A NotebookLM Slides Analysis
Note that these resources were complex and required longer videos, so we split them up into Part 1 for Elementary here and at right) and Part 2 for Secondary on YouTube here!
March 31st, 2026 session
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April 7th, 2026 session
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From Parish to Province: Traces of the Quiet Revolution
Griffintown Tour using Cartograf and Digital Photography
April 14th, 2026 session
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Indigenous Territories: Adapting to the Territory OR Adapting the Territory?
Mapping Local Industrial Connections
April 21st, 2026 session
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Stacy shares a new resource on “Le mur-écran” in Fermont, Québec.
Paul then shares a scenario on the heritage city of Québec City
April 28th, 2026 session
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Stacy shared a scenario where students locate examples of the “Nationalization of Electricity” for elementary students.
Paul, in turn, shared several mapping scenarios that could be used while students work through a learning situation on Imperialism in Africa.
May 5, 2026 session
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Stacy shared our classic Cycle 2 Societies and Territories Toolkit of Student Field Journals and the Research Process Planner
Paul, in turn, shared our teacher site The Local history Toolkit as well as some suggestions for doing local history at the Secondary levels.
