A variety of games and drama strategies are used in this unit that focus on building and practicing collaborative skills and exploring personal perspective through investigation of the issues of Inclusion and Exclusion.

This historical fiction is an excellent source for exploring the The Rebellion of 1837. Using Drama and Language Arts learning strategies the students explore the many conflicting points of view and complex issues of that critical time in our history. This source links to the Grade 7 Social studies...

In June 2007, a 13-year-old boy was stabbed and partly paralyzed in Toronto for trying to leave the Latin Kings gang. In the classroom activity, the character of a young girl discovers that her boyfriend is the gang member who attacked the young boy. She must decide what to do with this knowledge.

Students learn how the coexisting pandemics of systemic injustice and Covid-19 have revealed major inequities in the places and spaces of today’s world. By unpacking bias and establishing co-conspiratorship, students develop an impassioned stand to create and present portfolios and an anthology...