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Online Catalogue & Unit Plans

These library tools are designed to help you obtain our most requested resources.

Online Catalogue

The Stewart Resources Centre’s online catalogue is available 24 hours a day. Simply click here and you are ready to start searching for the materials you need. To request an item, choose the “Reserve this book” option that appears in the screen showing the full catalogue record of the item. You will then have the opportunity to e-mail this request directly to us. Be sure to include your name, mailing address and telephone number.

If you are not sure exactly which materials might be appropriate for your classroom needs, feel free to contact us with a topic and grade level, and we will do the rest. Check out our list of services to learn about the other ways we can help you.

NEW Upon the closure of the John Dolan Library of the Saskatchewan Association for Community Living (SACL), selected kits and books were donated to the Stewart Resources Centre. For information on how to access the these resources click here.

 

Unit Plans

Approximately 200 teacher-prepared unit plans are available for borrowing from the Teaching Materials Centre (TMC). The complete list of units is published annually in the Lesson and Unit Plans Catalogue and the most recently prepared instructional units are available online through this website. Print copies of all TMC units can also be borrowed in the same way as all other library resources.

Please Note: These unit plans are published in order to provide ideas and supports for teachers in planning units of instruction. They are not intended to replace provincial curriculum guides. Since curricula are always being updated, teachers are encouraged to follow the curriculum guides in order to ensure that units are planned with the newest contexts and objectives in mind.

Please choose a subject area and grade level using the field below.

Elementary Level

Subject Aboriginal Languages Arts Education English Language Arts French - Core & Immersion Integrated Studies Mathematics Science Social Studies

Middle Level

Subject Arts Education Career Guidance Christian Ethics English Language Arts French - Core & Immersion Health Integrated Studies Mathematics Physical Education Science Social Studies

Secondary Level

Subject Arts Education Christian Ethics English Language Arts French - Core & Immersion Integrated Studies Mathematics Native Studies Practical & Applied Arts Science Social Studies

 

Guidelines for Contributions to the Centre

Teachers are invited to submit new material in order to keep the Teaching Materials Centre up-to-date and responsive to teachers’ needs. A letter claiming authorship and granting permission to place the item on our website must accompany contributions.

If copyright materials are used in the unit, the sources must be acknowledged. Please cite the source – title, publisher and date of publication. New materials are reviewed, and if selected they may be edited for grammar and content.

For complete submission guidelines, please see the Unit Writing Checklist.