Monthly Archives: October 2020

Ontario Cities Research Workshop With Grade 3

You are going to be starting a project on cities in Ontario. Let’s start by looking at a non-fiction book and learning how to use them for our research. What is non-fiction? Table of Contents? Index? Now how can we search for information about our city on Google.  Let’s open up our internet browsers and … Continue reading Ontario Cities Research Workshop With Grade 3

OJCS Storytime – Learning About Migration

Today we are going to learn about migration by reading three books; Migration by Melvin and Gilda Berger Home at Last – A Song of Migration by April Pulley Sayre, illustrated by Alix Berenzy South by Patrick McDonnell Migration Game – Flocking Together Visit the PBS Kids site to get instructions on playing this physically … Continue reading OJCS Storytime – Learning About Migration

The Sad Little Fact – Being a Fact-Finder in the Age of Misinformation

A fake fact is otherwise known as MISINFORMATION… Misinformation is ‘false or inaccurate information, especially that which is deliberately intended to deceive.’ Where do we hear this misinformation?  Unfortunately, the online world is absolutely full of it.  From youtube videos, to tiktok, Twitter, Facebook, and other social media, people are bombarded with fake facts and … Continue reading The Sad Little Fact – Being a Fact-Finder in the Age of Misinformation