RESOURCES FOR EDUCATORS
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Honour, Educate, Remember Teacher Resource and
Honour, Learn, Remember Student Resource
Expand your NSLA experience into the classroom with these in-depth teaching and learning resources.
These No Stone Left Alone teacher and student resources are designed to foster meaningful personal connections, by linking personal stories and reflections from those students who have already experienced the No Stone Left Alone program to stories and contexts around the veterans and soldiers that they honour.
Stories and experiences connect curricular concepts such as citizenship, service, symbols, place, community, leadership, peace, cooperation and conflict to the No Stone Left Alone program as well as to personal and real-life examples. These connections engage students, provide authentic learning contexts and reinforce critical and creative thinking skills.
The Honour, Educate, Remember Teacher Resource provides:
Implementation options, including a timeline with potential accommodations and options for students
Learning activities organized around three contexts – building understandings, connecting concepts to experiences and No Stone Left Alone participation supports
Broad conceptual and competency-based connections to Canadian provincial and territorial curricula
Suggested tips and approaches for assessment of student learning
The Honour, Learn, Remember Student Resource provides:
Student learning sources with authentic student reflections
Embedded questions and prompts with fillable fields
Supports and weblinks for student exploration and research
What is the No Stone Left Alone program?
No Stone Left Alone provides educators and their students with an authentic, impactful and inspiring experience centred on a personal act of remembrance that connects them to their communities, their nation and to the values of our democracy.
Use these No Stone Left Alone resources to learn more about how the program:
- builds understandings, empathy and appreciation for those who have served, serve and will serve
- inspires and ignites leadership and personal growth
- highlights and honours Canadian history and sacrifice
- provides an intergenerational, community-based and hands-on experience
Featured NSLA Resource
Listen to and watch the experiences of educators and students who have participated in the No Stone Left Alone program in this video vignette.
Find Supporting Resources
Whether or not your students are participating in a No Stone Left Alone remembrance ceremony, there are a wealth of learning resources available to help you bring remembrance into your classroom. Use these resources to:
support your remembrance activities while building deeper understandings of citizenship, democracy and service with your students
support the activities you select in the No Stone Left Alone Teacher and Student Resources
Browse the resource categories:
Teaching about Remembrance | Symbols of RemembrancePlaces of Remembrance | Acts of Remembrance | Why We Remember
Featured Supporting Resource
PK75: A Peacekeeping Anthology
Focuses on Canada’s historic contributions to peacekeeping through the eyes of individual Canadian peacekeepers.
TEACHING ABOUT REMEMBRANCE
SYMBOLS OF REMEMBRANCE
PLACES OF REMEMBRANCE
ACTS OF REMEMBRANCE
WHY WE REMEMBER