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«Elementary» column

Temporary versus Permanent Disabilities

November 1st, 2026; By Susan Huebert

In the parking lots near every grocery store or shopping mall are parking stalls with signs saying “handicapped” or with a picture of a wheelchair. These spots are for people […]


We All Feel Embarrassed! The Pros and Cons of Feeling Embarrassed (French version available)

November 1st, 2026; By author below

By Tiffany Chang We’ve all felt embarrassed at some point in our lives. From giving a person an incorrect answer to tripping and falling down, these are all things people […]


Staying Focused: 5 Useful Pointers to Avoid Distractions while Studying or Working from Home

November 1st, 2026; By Rochelle C. Pangilinan

You’re in the living room alone, concentrating on an assignment that’s due the next day. You’re confident that you’re on track. After all, you haven’t missed any of your online […]


Do’s and Don’ts for When You Wake Up in the Middle of the Night and Can’t Fall Back Asleep

November 1st, 2026; By Linda Mendes

You have most likely woken up in the middle of the night and had trouble going back to sleep, haven’t you? Whether it was caused by a nightmare or just […]


Fall Activities – What Can You do to Enjoy Fall?

November 1st, 2026; By Alexa Cairns

Now that it is officially Autumn, what is a better way to celebrate than going outside to and enjoy it? If you don’t have any ideas of what to do […]


High School Horror Stories: The Fall (French version available)

November 1st, 2026; By Mara Hurst

As a grade 12 student, I am no stranger to the happiness and also embarrassment of being in high school. Things that are seemingly normal, when put under the teenage […]


Teaching Indigenous History in Canadian Elementary Schools

September 30th, 2026; By Susan Huebert

Teaching Canada’s history is useful for understanding the way people think and act. An important part of this education is learning Indigenous history. For Canadian elementary school students, learning Indigenous […]