For Students

Health and Well-being for students is explicitly taught in the PHE curriculum and embedded in all other subject areas through the personal and social core competencies.

The BC Physical and Health Education curriculum contributes to students’ development as educated citizens through the achievement of the following goals.

Students are expected to:

• Develop an understanding of the many aspects of well-being, including physical, mental, and social
• Develop the movement knowledge, skills, and understandings needed for lifelong participation in a range of physical activities
• Develop knowledge, skills, and strategies for building respectful relationships, positive self-identity, self-determination, and mental well-being
• Demonstrate the knowledge, skills, and strategies needed to make informed decisions that support personal and community health and safety

Classroom teachers in Langley have access the PHE One Note Binder which has a curriculum overview, resources, lesson plans and suggested speakers and special guests for the PHE curriculum.  You can access the binder at the link below:

PHE-Oneline Binder

Ministry Resources 

Core French Curriculum: https://curriculum.gov.bc.ca/curriculum/languages/6/core-french  

ShareEd BC: There are many complete units, resources, and lessons on the site. Search by subject and grade level. https://www.shareedbc.ca 

Professional Associations 

Canadian Association of Second Language Teachers (CASLT): There are many articles, useful tools, and resources for language teachers. https://www.caslt.org/en/  

British Columbia Association of Teachers of Modern Languages (BCATML): There are many resources for language teachers, including Pro-D opportunities. https://www.bcatml.org  

BCTF Teach BC: There are many complete units, resources, and lessons on the site. Search by subject and grade level. https://www.bctf.ca/classroom-resources  

Aboriginal Content 

First Peoples’ Principles of Learning in French poster https://www.bcatml.org/news/first-peoples-principles-of-learning-en-francais  

Workshops 

SFU BAFF: SFU provides Core French workshops to teachers with varying levels of French  presented throughout the year as well as an excellent summer program. https://www.sfu.ca/baff-offa/fr/programmes/personnel-enseignant/developpement_professionnel.html  

Music (Please remember to preview songs and videos) 

Manie Musicale: A wonderful tool to expose students to Francophone music from around the world. This competition takes place in February and March, with students around the world crowning the winner. https://www.maniemusicale.info  

Musique Mercredi: A collaborative Facebook group to share and request songs around different themes. 

Contact Alex Spence to join the Core French Teams page for current information on fieldtrips, workshops, and resources. 

Balanced Literacy Guide

The Langley School District has developed a Balanced Literacy Guide which outlines all of the key, foundational aspects of a rich, comprehensive literacy program for all students from grades K to 8.  You can access the Balanced Literacy Guide through the link below:

Balanced Literacy Guide

Middle School Read Aloud

As part of our Middle School Literacy program, a group of teachers from all of our middle schools have developed two comprehensive Middle School Read Aloud opportunities that are used by all Middle School teachers in our District.  You can access each of these two rich learning opportunities through the links below:

The Barren Grounds

Insignificant Events in the Life of a Cactus

Balanced Numeracy Guide

The Langley School District has developed a Balanced Numeracy Guide which outlines all of the key, foundational aspects of a rich, comprehensive numeracy program for all students from grades K to 8.  You can access the Balanced Numeracy Guide through the link below:

Balanced Numeracy Guide