Collaborative partnerships between
teacher-librarian and teacher and inquiry
-based learning go hand-in-hand. Collaborative
planning and teaching is a process
whereby the teacher-librarian and
teacher work together as co-partners in
the design, implementation, and assessment
of inquiry-based learning opportunities. It also includes the purposeful integration
of resources and skills or competencies
required for students to successfully
utilize the materials and meet the learning
outcomes.
*Information literacy skills * Technology skills *Media skills *Reading/literacy strategies *Digital citizenship skills *etc.
One such project has been the collaboration with Mme Beatch who teaches 5/6 English Language Arts. We worked together to lead the students in an inquiry based project about Aboriginal history. They learned the writing process of a story, historical fiction as a genre and graphic novels as a medium. They put together ideas from their research and created on-line graphic novels in Sway.
Click on the links below to see their stories!
5/6 Kraft's Class:
Sad Days by John
Kai And The Dark Spirits by Araya
Ayita's Day by Addyson
The Lost by Noah
An Itchy Situation by Taylor
Keme Goes Hunting by Henry
The Last Known Beothuk by Ava
The Attack by Ena
Storm of Tahki by Tianah
The Drought by Taylan
The Two Brothers by Matt
Aucaman by Canela
The No Animal Winter by Jacob D.
The River by Alex S.
The Harsh Winter by Brett
Somewhere Different by Hannah R
Fire Spirit by Bronte & Megan
The Story of Shanawdithit by Miya G. & Chole
Addison's Journey by McKay B
The Two Lost Children by Sophie M.
5/6 Weber's Class
A Long Way Home by Camryn
Katy and the Buffalo by Eden & Kaylee
Alone in the Woods by Eva & Mackenzie
Lost in the Woods by Aliyah
The Starving by Niklas & Isaac
The Lacrosse Game by Jacob P.
The Drought by Kyler L.
Pooman and the Dream Realm by Ciara B.
Story by Casra H.
Story by Amelia H.
The War by Jack D.
Cree vs Ojibwe by Joe D.
