A wealth of Canadian-based information on everything from Arts to Employment to Sexuality. Includes a directory of online Canadian resources on disability.

In partnership with more than 50 of Canada's most prominent artists, Artists for Kids brings together educators and the community to provide educational experiences and enrichment for thousands of young people while encouraging students to share their own artistic voice and narrative.

Documentaries from the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation.

Streaming content from the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation.

The Canadian Children's Book Centre (CBCC) has the best list of Canadian book awards! Link to the awards pages for lists of hundreds of Canadian literary awards.

The Museum of Civilization has a brilliant website on the First Peoples of Canada. Here you'll find information about First Nations, Inuit and Metis peoples - their histories and contemporary lives.

"Branché sur la literature québécoise et canadienne-française pour la jeunesse."

French Canadian children's literature site with information on French Canadian authors, illustrators and resources.

Eric Carle-- the world famous author and illustrator who created the Very Hungry Caterpillar and countless other children's classics.

British Columbia is home to 203 First Nations communities and an amazing diversity of Indigenous languages; approximately 60% of the First Nations languages of Canada are spoken in B.C. Find out about these languages and cultures using this site.

Travel the world and visit historic sights and museums from home! Google Arts & Culture is a non-commercial initiative that works with cultural institutions and artists around the world. Their mission is to preserve and bring the world’s art and culture online so it’s accessible to anyone, anywhere.

Activities, podcasts, games and more! Wholesome fun that is built on the philosophy that children become their best selves when they use their creativity and imagination; develop their reading, thinking and reasoning skills; and learn to treat others with respect, kindness and sensitivity.

The digital library has thousands on international children's books - online! Chose stories from around the world, in other languages, or listen to one of the favourite classics.

Library2Go includes a selection of children's titles that are available as downloadable e-books.

This unique centre offers visitors an introduction to the temperate rainforest and provides environmental education for the local community. Informative and interactive displays present information on the plants and animals of the temperate rainforest and global environmental issues.

The magic school bus is a favourite book, TV and DVD series. Now you can check out guided tours, games, and video clips on line!

Resources for parents teaching math at home. Ages 2-8. This resource makes learning math fun and engaging. Click on the age of your child for assistance specific to their needs.

The Red Cedar is B.C.'s young readers choice award for students in Grades 4 - 7. Each year a list of titles are nominated in fiction and information categories and students have six months to read, write and vote for their favourite!

Explore a variety of topics through reading, watching vidoes, looking at images and listening to recordings. Content in both English and French. All content created by Roayl BC Museum staff.

Daily activities and projects to keep the learning happening at home. Organized by grade level (K-9) and includes resources for parents.

A standard in children's entertainment, the website will introduce you to all the famous Sesame Street characters.

Funs games from Dr. Seuss! (some require Shockville software to play)Funs games from Dr. Seuss! (some require Shockville software to play)

The actor's guild sponsors this website with storytelling favourites such as Stellaluna and Sophie's masterpiece by master tellers!

Answers to all the questions you can dream of! If they don’t have an answer for your question you can submit it.