- Information resource
Raspberry Pi Documentation: Getting started Raspberry Pi
- A getting started guide for Raspberry Pi!
- Lesson Plan
stuffaboutcode: Raspberry Pi – Minecraft – Hide and Seek
- Design a Minecraft game with Raspberrypi! This is a beginner project. It will take around 1 to 2 hours to complete. “a diamond block
- Lesson Plan
Create a “Whac-a-Block” game in Minecraft: Raspberry Pi
- Learn how to create a “Whac-a-Block” game in Minecraft using Raspberry Pi and Python code (Intermediate project, 1 to 2 hours)
- Lesson Plan
Raspberrypi: Projects
- Search for projects on the official Raspberrypi site.
- Lesson Plan
The Official Raspberry Pi Projects book (PDF)
- (2-3 hours) intermediate/advanced projects
- Information resource
Getting Started with Minecraft Pi
- “In this resource you will explore the virtual world of Minecraft Pi, the special edition of Minecraft made for Raspberry Pi.”
- Lesson Plan
Raspberrypi: Code Club
- Step-by-step instructions for projects including Scratch, HTML and CSS, Python, Sense Hat add-on, Sonic PI, Micro:bit, Blender, and more.
- Online tool
WeDo Building Instructions
- Lego WeDo Guide with list of components and building instructions. (1-2 hours) – Easy
- Lesson Plan
WeDo Project Ideas: Scratch
- WeDo and Scratch projects (1-2 hours) – easy
- Information resource
wedobots: Project Gallery
- Gallery of different WeDo projects (1-2 hours) – easy
- Information resource
Getting Started with LEGO® MINDSTORMS® Education EV3
- EV3 Starter Guide (2-3 hours) – intermediate
- Information resource
EXPLOR3R Building Instructions: Intermediate Project (1 Hour)
- A guide to building Explor3R with Mindstorm EV3
- Lesson Plan
littleBits Lessons and Inventions
- A collection of littlebits Lessons and Units.
- Information resource
Choosing the Right Device
- An infographic to help you select which device (Laptop, Tablet or Cloud-Based) is best suited for your students’ needs and your pedagogical intentions.
- Information resource
LEARN: Blended Learning
- A resource page to learn more about blended learning.
- Information resource
Wakelet: Scratch
- Check out this Wakelet, which was created by the LEARN RÉCIT team. It contains many helpful links in one spot, so its easy for
- Lesson Plan
Icograms: Exploring how Quebec changed between 1905 and 1980
- Here is a student booklet to nurture competency 2. It was originally created by RÉCITUS. Students will research Quebec society around 1905 and 1980 and explore how
- Lesson Plan
Makey Makey and Scratch – Quebec around 1980
- Here is a teacher’s guide and student booklet on creating an interactive model or sketch for Quebec around 1980. Note: Teachers may have to request access to view
- Lesson Plan
Makey Makey & Scratch: Lower Canada around 1820
- We have translated and adapted the work of our RÉCITUS partners. Here is a teacher’s guide and student booklet to guide students through the research and creation process. Note: Teachers
- Lesson Plan
Makey Makey and Scratch: New France 1645 and 1745
- We have translated and adapted the work of our RÉCITUS partners to offer you a student booklet on how to create an interactive model of New France. We
- Information resource
Interactive Models: How to Guide
- A slide deck that covers how to create your own interactive models using Scratch programming software and Makey Makey microcontrollers.
- Lesson Plan
Makey Makey and Scratch: Iroquois around 1500
- We have translated and adapted the work of our RÉCITUS partners to offer you a student booklet on how to create an interactive model of an Iroquoian village
- Lesson Plan
Scratch: Historical Figures
- In this open-ended activity, students will research a historical figure and program a short scenario about what they learned. Students could research someone from
- Lesson Plan
Minecraft: New France 1745
- Are you looking for a fun and effective way to teach about the organization of a seigneury in New France around 1745? This activity
- Lesson Plan
Minecraft: Iroquois and Algonquian Societies around 1500
- Learn about Iroquois and Algonquian Societies around 1500 using Minecraft. This resource is translated and adapted from RÉCITUS. This resource is still in the
- Video
LEARN: Unboxing Sphero
- Join us to unbox and learn about the Sphero robot!
- Video
ShiftED
- A series that catches up with educators from across the province to see what’s happening in their classrooms and communities. It often highlights how
- Professional Development, Video
LEARN Playlist: Making the Shift to Online Teaching and Learning
- A series of 6 videos to help educators shift to teaching and learning online.
- Professional Development, Video
Teaching History and Social Studies in the Time of Covid-19
- Webinar: FRIDAY OCTOBER 23, 2020. This is a recording of an informal online presentation by Paul Rombough at the Aqeus conference in 2020. ENSEIGNER
- Professional Development, Video
ARTS CONNECTION: Practical Ideas and Planning for Teaching the Arts during Pandemic
- Webinar recorded August 24th, 2020 In collaboration with the MAD2 Sub-committee for the Arts, LEARN hosted a workshop about the unique challenges and solutions
- Online tool, Video
LEARN – Graspable Math with Online Teacher Audrey McLaren
- Archived Webinar with Audrey McLaren online on June 3rd, 2020. Graspable Math is an online tool that enables students to experiment with math and
- Video
Taste of Scratch: Why Code?
- A video explaining why coding is important, the difference between Scratch and ScatchJr, and how to begin coding with your students across the curriculum.
- Video
Webinar for Kreocode: Global Goal 12
- Learn about the sustainable goals, the Kreocode 2023 challenge and how to start Scratching for sustainability!
- Information resource
Teach with Scratch: Account Setup
- A hyperdoc to help guide you in setting up your teacher and student accounts on Scratch.
- Lesson Plan, Video
Scratch Code Along: Animating a face with 5 sprites
- Join the LEARN team and learn how to animate a face with 5 Scratch Sprites. Play the video and then circulate your class to
- Video
ScratchJr: Code Along
- Come code with us during this virtual ScratchJr code along. A great way to begin using Scratch with your students. You can pause or
- Information resource
Blockly > Demos
- “The demos on this page combine Blockly features and AppEngine storage.”
- Information resource
Blockly: Overview and First Steps
- Get acquainted with this versatile block coding software.
- Online tool
Try Blockly
- “Blockly was built by Google for developers and is a block programming language that is compatible with a variety of devices such as Ozobots,