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What does learning look like in grades 1-9

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Grades 1-9

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The Grade 1 to 9 program at Ignite Centre for eLearning is well prepared to meet the needs of a variety of students, including students who:

  • for whatever reason, cannot attend a physical building
  • have parent/caregiver support in the home
  • have physical or mental health challenges
  • need a flexible schedule due to sports, travel, etc.
  • feel that they learn best through online learning
  • want to feel a sense of connection to a learning community.

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1-9: Online Learning

  • Scheduled, synchronous instruction from experienced online teachers balanced with offline asynchronous learning.
  • High quality online resources
  • Individual and class field trips, land-based learning opportunities
  • Highly relational and engaging.

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Sample Elementary Lesson

Literacy Lesson

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Junior High Exemplars

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JH Program

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Project Based Learning

Outcomes are clearly laid out for the project.

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Project Based Learning

The learning is scaffolded.

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Other School Activities

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Orange Shirt Day

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Halloween

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Pumpkin Carving/

Other Creations Draw

Anonymous

Rayyannah

Dakoda

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Remembrance Day

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Remembrance Day

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Gift to you. Check your email

RESOURCES, including ....

Wellness calendar

Wellness apps

Phone numbers in case you need someone to talk to

Here’s some relaxing music for you to listen to! YouTube link: https://youtu.be/lFcSrYw-ARY

Resources to share

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Last Month we went over the Wellness Wheel. Here are examples of domains of wellness:

Physical

  • Physical movement, ie walking, sports, weight lifting, stretching
  • Healthy eating habits
  • Sleep habits 8+ hours

Emotional

  • Checking in with your feelings.
  • Practicing self compassion and positive self talk.
  • Using good coping skills to manage feelings like healthy distraction and self care

Mental

  • Reading
  • Creative outlets, art, video games, board games
  • Learning a second language
  • Playing an instrument
  • Staying on top of school work

Social

  • Spending time connecting with friends and family.
  • Being a good friend, ie keeping secrets, being there for one another

Spiritual

  • Dedicating time to feel connected to a higher power or the world
  • It doesn’t have to be religious, it can also come from connecting with your life purpose at this time

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