Ontario Curriculum Teaching Resources (Grades 1–12)
Ontario Curriculum Teaching Resources (Grades 1–12)
Print-and-teach lessons, worksheets and slide decks that map onto the Ontario Curriculum expectations, from the primary division through to Grade 12 destination courses.
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Units Ontario teachers can use this week
A cross-section of the catalogue that fits Ontario planning — tap any cover for the full preview, contents and price.
Future Society & Media Literacy Mega Bundle
Diversity in Society – Opportunities, Challenges & Social Transformation
Grade 6 Reading Comprehension – The Lighthouse Mystery
Data and Encoding: Binary & Digital Images – Computer Science Unit: Worksheets, Projects & Slides (Grades 6–9)
How Music Shapes Perception | Media Literacy, Psychology & Music Analysis
Why teachers use these
Built for the way Ontario plans
Ontario planning runs on overall and specific expectations, four achievement chart categories and a strong emphasis on inquiry. Every resource here separates the teaching sequence from the assessment evidence, so you can drop a unit into a long-range plan and still show exactly which expectations it addresses.
What's covered
What each download contains
Every unit arrives complete — nothing to assemble before Monday.
- Differentiated worksheets on four levels
- Editable slide deck for the lesson
- Full answer keys for every task
- Lesson plan with timings
- Assessment and success criteria
- Printable and digital versions
Make it work for everyone
Differentiation and assessment
Each unit ships with four levels of the same task plus complete answer keys, so a split-grade or mixed-attainment class can work from one lesson while you gather evidence against all four achievement chart categories.
Good to know
Frequently asked questions
Are these resources aligned to the Ontario Curriculum?
They are written to the concepts and skills Ontario courses cover rather than reproducing ministry documents, so you can match each unit to your own overall and specific expectations. Objectives are listed on every lesson plan to make that mapping quick.
Do these work for split grades and French Immersion timetables?
Yes. Every unit includes four differentiated levels of each task, which is what makes split grades workable, and the editable Word files let you adapt language or shorten a task for an immersion block.
What files do I get, and can I reuse them?
Each resource downloads instantly as editable Microsoft Word worksheets and answer keys plus a PowerPoint slide deck, so you can print class sets or teach digitally. A purchase is licensed for your own classroom, so you can reuse it with new students every year.
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