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Support for growing independence across reading, writing, speaking, and listening. Includes vocabulary activities, reading comprehension, writing prompts, and oral communication tasks, plus math, science/STEM, and social studies tied to Ontario topics: communities in Canada, living and working in Ontario, plants, forces, structures, and soils.

Builds stronger French skills through meaningful curriculum. Includes reading and writing activities, vocabulary support, and oral communication prompts, alongside math, science/STEM, and social studies covering early societies, the political and physical regions of Canada, habitats, light and sound, machines, rocks, and minerals.

Ready-to-use supports for intermediate learners. Includes reading comprehension, writing tasks, discussion prompts, and vocabulary building, with math, science/STEM, and social studies on First Nations and Europeans before 1713, government and citizenship, human body systems, matter, structures, and the conservation of energy.

Helps students think critically, communicate in French, and make real-world connections. Includes inquiry projects, reading and writing supports, oral presentations, and vocabulary activities, plus math, science/STEM, and social studies on Canadian communities, Canada's global interactions, biodiversity, electricity, flight, and space.

Designed for deeper thinking, discussion, and inquiry in French. Includes reading responses, writing projects, debate prompts, research tasks, and vocabulary support, with math, science/STEM, and history/geography on New France, British North America, conflict and challenges in Canada, physical patterns, natural resources, ecosystems, mixtures, structures, and heat.

Supports independence, critical thinking, and readiness for high school French Immersion. Includes reading and writing tasks, oral communication, research projects, and vocabulary support, plus math, science/STEM, and history/geography on Confederation, Canada from 1890–1914, global settlement, global inequalities, cells, fluids, systems, and water systems.