Welcome

Welcome to K-12 STUDY CANADA! We provide K-12 teachers and students with a wealth of resources for teaching and learning about Canada.

K-12 STUDY CANADA is managed by the Center for Canadian-American Studies, Western Washington University and the Canadian Studies Center, Henry M. Jackson School of International Studies, University of Washington. The two centers form a US Department of Education-designated National Resource Center (NRC) for Canada in the US. The name K-12 STUDY CANADA identifies our joint outreach programming, NRC-developed resources for teaching about Canada, and professional development opportunities such as the annual K-12 STUDY CANADA Summer Institute and annual Québec Workshop for French Educators.

Please explore the tabs above to access information about our workshops, teacher loan-kits, monthly resource notices, bi-annual publication, teacher associate program and regional awards for student projects that involve Canada in the National History Day competition. Of special interest are the teaching modules, teacher-developed lesson plans, and categorized hyperlinks to websites appropriate for student fun, learning and research about Canada.

Tina Storer

Education and Curriculum Specialist
Center for Canadian-American Studies
Western Washington University
Canada House
516 High Street
Bellingham, WA 98225-9110
Tel: (360) 650-7370
Email: tina.storer@wwu.edu

Nadine Fabbi

Associate Director
Canadian Studies Center
Henry M. Jackson School of International Studies
University of Washington
Box 353650
Seattle, WA 98195-3650
Tel: (206) 543-6269
Email: nfabbi@u.washington.edu

Announcements

Title slide thumbnail of Title 6 Conference Slideshow

Who in the World is Coming to NCSS?

Future Directions for Title VI Outreach

Slideshow presented by NRCs on Canada and NCSS at
U.S. Department of Education Title VI 50th Anniversary Conference

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Tiny image of Gig Harbor Fish Story article

The Fish Story!

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Read about how 2nd and 5th grade students at Gig Harbor Academy
applied cultural learning of indigenous Canadian peoples to enhance
their local community!

 


Page 2 of the O Canada! The True North Strong and Free! supplement

O Canada! The True North Strong and Free!

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A Newspapers in Education supplement by Tina Storer,
K-12 STUDY CANADA at Western Washington University


 



New Resource Valise Photo Gallery

Resource Valise Photo Gallery

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Pictures from the classroom, a new photo gallery featuring the K-12 STUDY CANADA Resource Valise.




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