Physical Activity Calendar
Download these resources for educators and teens to increase physical activity.
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Get Active this Month!
June 7th is National Health and Fitness Day. With the weather warming up, educators and students may be looking for ways to spend more time outdoors and get active.
Free or Low-Cost Summer Recreation Programs
Looking for great ways to keep kids engaged, active and social during the summer months? Here are some local activities that are free or low-cost in the Windsor-Essex region.
Volume 3 - Working with Our Emotions Newsletter
Download the educator and parent/caregiver versions of the newsletter in English, French, and Arabic.
Bike to School Week
Bike to School Week is a celebration of the journey to school by two (or three!) wheels that takes place every year during the last week of May. This year, Bike to School Week is celebrated from May 29 to June 2.
May is Sexual Assault Prevention Month in Ontario
Sexual assault is one form of sexual violence. Sexual violence takes many forms and should not be dismissed or minimized. Sexual violence should not be tolerated and have clear consequences.
Mental Health Week is in May
Mental Health Week is in May - an important time to focus on staff and student mental wellbeing.
Kahoot Hygiene Presentation Facilitator's Guide
Download the Facilitator's Guide, Lesson Plan and Guide to Teaching Handwashing in English or French.
Facilitator’s Guide for Jeopardy to Support Human Development & Sexual Health
This activity was developed for educators to use within the classroom to reinforce the Ministry of Education’s Healthy Living Strand: Human Development and Sexual Health Grade 7 curriculum (2019).
Access the on-line Jeopardy game in English or French.
Please note: It is essential to complete the pre-teaching material prior to utilizing the activity for increased class participation and retention of information.
Tips for Delivering Human Development & Sexual Health Information to Students
General Tips for Teaching Sexual Health
- Acknowledge your own feelings about sexuality. Teaching about sexuality and relationships may cause embarrassment or anxiety for students and teachers. Simply acknowledging these feelings can help make them more manageable.
- Take some time to think in advance about your own personal boundaries.
- Create a positive and relaxed learning environment.