Make a motivating or inspirational poster. This can be saved and then printed. You can even use it as your wallpaper.

This interactive resource from The Learning Federation challenges students to analyze information gathered from market research. Students review market surveys and listen to consumer interviews to determine information that will be valuable for successfully marketing a clothing line. In the process, they learn about market research techniques from the perspective of the fashion industry.

Using this interactive resource from The Learning Federation, students learn how to write a factual recount of events by helping a detective determine what happened to a missing celebrity. To do so, they examine the dates and times found on evidence in the celebrity’s garbage. Students then compose a factual recount of events and make a conclusion about the case.

Using this interactive resource from The Learning Federation, students learn how to compose a newspaper article including the headline, introduction, and summary of events. Students are asked to investigate the disappearance of a music celebrity and examine the dates and times of evidence. Based on the evidence, they then can compose an article that is factual, brief, and clear.

Create a wordle or word cloud.

Learn the difference between your right brain and left brain and how police sketch artists use this information. Then....be ready to use your right and left brain to produce art and solve the cases.

To find the activity: Click on the satellite. (Behind the word 'Wonderville') Choose 'Interactive Activities'. Choose 'The Case of the Kidnapped Cat'.

This interactive resource presents the scenario of a crime scene investigation involving the mass death of a herd of duck-billed dinosaurs. Students investigate clues, analyze evidence, pose questions related to a series of suspects, and record their findings in order to solve the mystery. The resource includes a geological timeline, and information about various prehistoric animals and paleontological methods.

This site provides a very basic overview about trees.

To find the activity: Click on the satellite. (Behind the word 'Wonderville') Choose 'Activities'. Choose 'Airborne Experiment'.

This site is dynamic and interactive. It has lessons, interactive activities, games and worksheets. You will learn about the Alberta's aviation history, air, airplanes, helicopters and gliders.

This page (part of a much larger site) explains how airplanes fly. Learn about the four forces acting on an airplane. The webpage uses some animated diagrams to help you understand

This website will teach you how to make a great paper airplane. It teaches you how to fly it and how to create a designer plane. There is also a page with links to other paper airplane sites and a game to play.

Learn about air and the power it has. As you learn you will be asked to answer multiple choice questions to test what you know. This site also provides you with instructions to build an experimental glider. Once you have your glider built it will explain how to balance it and control it.

Learn about the Wright brothers.

Learn about the Wright brothers.

Learn about the Wright brothers and the first 100 years of flight.

Learn about myths to the Wright brother's first flight.

To find the activity: Click on the satellite. (Behind the word 'Wonderville'). Choose 'Interactive Activities'. choose 'Phases of the Moon'.

At this site you will learn the phases of the moon.

what phase the moon is right now and learn why we see the moon in phases.

Check out the phases of the moon, and learn what 'waxing' and 'waning' mean.

Online calculator that lets you see which phase the moon is in for any date in any year.

This site has an overview of the history, mythology and current scientific knowledge about the planets and moons in our solar system. There is information and pictures on each page. Some pages also have sound and movies.

Enchanted Learning has lots of information on the planets. Click on the picture of each planet near the top of the page for even more detailed information.

You can view the Milky Way at 10 million light years from the Earth. Then the picture will move closer towards earth 'in successive orders of magnitude'.

Take a journey to Mars and beyond! The images you will see are courtesy of NASA. When you try this you need to watch the 'temperature', 'speedometer' and 'distance from earth' at the top of the screen. (Unfortunately this is an American website so the units are Fahrenheit and miles.)

Kidspace has information and things to do. At this site you will find: questions and answers experiments games (some of which use Macromedia Flash) jokes links to more Canadian websites. This site is for students age 6 to 8.

Like KidSpace - but for students ages 9 t 12.

You will lots of time to explore this website! There is so much to do and see. You can: ask an expert, watch the night sky, take a virtual tour of our solar system, take a quiz, see movie clips, scope out the sun, and listen to a meteor.

To find the activity: Click on the satellite. (Behind the word 'Wonderville'). Choose 'Interactive Activities'. Choose 'The Tree Game'.

This is a reference site to help you identify different types of trees.

Learn about 'a year in the life of a tree', uses for trees, and facts. Try the activities and play the games.

Grade 6 students are asked about their learning experince here at Hillside Community School.

Take a tour of Alberta's Legislature and more. Use the following path to take the student section: Public Information > Learn: Student Zone.

This site covers much of the Anicent Greek culture

Many different math activities and concepts for different levels and grades.

This is an interactive website with many different activities and lessons for grade six math.

Virtual manipulatives for all grades: Number and Operations, Algebra, Geometry, Measurement, Data Analysis, & Probability.

Four pages of online multiplication games.

The Mathematics Glossary is a glossary of terms selected to support the learning outcomes identified in the Alberta Mathematics Program of Studies. The glossary is designed for teachers to use with their students.

This link has OVER 4000 online activities to help you learn French.

Great Canadian website - for students, parents and teachers! Click on the links - Beginner, Easy, Intermediate or Board Games. Parents and teachers - click on the coloured menu for more tips and information.

For Grade 4. This French language video shows people from Dijon, France and Guadeloupe saying hello (bonjour, salut) and answering the following questions: Où habitez-vous? ; Où habites-tu? ; De quelle nationalité es-tu? ; D’où venez-vous? ; D’où viens-tu? The dialogue in the video focuses on French language phrases and vocabulary related to greetings, leave-takings and the expression avoir… ans.

For Grade 4. This French language video features young people from Guadeloupe and France talking about their families. They introduce themselves and their families, and are shown participating in daily activities. They also answer the following questions: Tu as des frères et des sœurs? ; Ton frère, il a quel âge? ; Ta sœur, elle a quel âge? ; Qu’est-ce que tu fais avec tes parents? The dialogue in the video focuses on French language phrases and vocabulary related to the names of family members, ages, and family activities.

For Grade 4 and 5. This interactive digital resource supports elements of the Grade 4 and Grade 5 French as a Second Language Nine-Year Program of Studies. The Bonjour les amis! resource provides presentation, practice and production activities. Each scenario starts with an animation that presents new linguistic and cultural content. Follow-up activities involve listening and reading as well as pronunciation, writing, and speaking. Some activities include additional explanations and each scenario presents one or two production activities. Students may follow a suggested sequence or access activities in any order. This resource exposes students to a variety of French speakers and cultural content from different areas of Canada and from other French-speaking countries.

For Grade 5. This French language video shows young people from Pointe-à-Pitre, Guadeloupe and Dijon, France talking about where they live, the possessions that can be found in their homes, and their daily activities. They are also shown answering the following questions: Tu habites en ville ou à la campagne? ; Tu habites dans un appartement ou dans une maison? ; Qu’est-ce que tu fais dans ta chambre? ; Tu partages ta chambre? ; Qu’est-ce qu’il y a dans ta chambre? The dialogue in the video focuses on French language phrases and vocabulary related to rooms in a house, activities done in these rooms, and morning routines. The video also shows a typical French breakfast.

For Grade 5 and 6. This French language video features people from Pointe-à-Pitre, Guadeloupe and Dijon, France describing various places in their respective cities. They also respond to the following questions: Dijon, c’est quoi pour toi? ; A quelle heure tu rentres à la maison? ; À quelle heure vous rentrez à la maison? ; A quelle heure vos enfants rentrent à la maison? The dialogue in the video focuses on French language phrases and vocabulary that describes places where people can go in Dijon and in Pointe- à-Pitre.

This is a simple, silly fun program. Simply click on the horses and make them sing.

You can solve puzzles or build some for others to solve. Get ready to test your brain!

Math games, reading games and more games!

Match the candy, move the cards - see how many matches you can make.

Upload a picture of you and three friends, then watch yourselves dance and sing! (Only works before Christmas.)

Make crossword puzzles, word searches and more!

Alberta Education's practice tests

A site dedicated to interactive learning activities