Need fresh ideas, information, or insight? The School Support Librarian brings Library support to your school when you need it. Whether you're a school administrator or educator, or teaching online or in a classroom, we can pair you with one of our knowledgeable staff. We will work with you to identify areas that could benefit from Library support.
To book a one-on-one consultation, please use our booking calendar.
What is a land acknowledgment? We have resources to help children, caregivers, and educators learn the Treaty 7 land acknowledgment, including how to pronounce place and Nation names correctly.
Send this form home with your classroom so that your students can easily obtain their free Library card. With this card, they can enjoy free programs, access various supports, borrow up to 99 items, and much more!
Caretakers of the Land is a virtual program for grades K – 6. In this program, Elders, Knowledge Keepers, authors, illustrators, performers, and Library staff share the diverse perspectives and ways of knowing of First Nations, Métis and Inuit people living in Alberta.
Learn about Inuit Games used by Arctic hunters to test their strength and agility through traditional events.
Join us for a stop-motion animation demo with Mountain Fold Studio!
Get a behind-the-scenes look at a day in the life of Mayor Gondek, where students can learn about her leadership role.
Animals are an important part of Inuit culture. Watch this video to learn more about these animals and how to pronounce them in Inuktut with Nuunu.
"Taking Truth to Action," a week-long educational program open to all schools across Canada, that supports free, age-appropriate, education curriculums for students in grades 1–12.
A Kindergarten Book Bag comes with helpful resources and fun Library books to help your whole family prepare for the transition to kindergarten.
A reading list that explores current perspective on early childhood, how to support children's learning, and the importance of play.
A new resource from the Book Publishers Association of Alberta to help educators discover Alberta-published books matched to the K-12 curriculum.
Resources to teach students in grades 4 – 6 about Calgary's war history.
November hosts Financial Literacy Month. Pick up one of these books to explore and gain a better understanding of financial concepts.
November is recognized as Financial Literacy Month in Canada, featuring a booklist designed for Kindergarten to Grade 3, emphasizing its connection to media literacy and crucial life skills.
November in Canada marks Financial Literacy Month, with this booklist tailored for Grade 4-6, highlighting its link to both media literacy and essential life skills.
Students K – 6 can drop-in and explore the building in small groups with an adult using our self-guided scavenger hunt.
Resources to help your students learn the difference between fact and fiction.
November is Financial Literacy Month in Canada! Use these resources to support financial literacy understanding for grades k- 6.
Resources to help readers with learning disabilities, vision impairments, or developing English literacy.
Teachers of any grade can use these resources to promote equitable and inclusive views in their classroom.
Learn about the fundamentals of building literacy with Calgary Reads.
Dr. Sonia Aujla-Bhullar discusses the value of home languages in decolonizing literacy.
