Capilano Elementary
North Vancouver School District
Links, Literature and Workshops for Parents

​​​​Parent Information Sessions and Workshops:

Past Workshop Materials for Parents

Assessment and Reporting November 4th, 2015 - Click HERE​ for the Powerpoint, and click HERE​ for further information

What is Inquiry-Based Learning?  February 26th, 2015 - Click HERE​ for the Powerpoint

​How to support your child as an IB learner: Fall Session 2014 - Click HERE​ for the Powerpoint

Assessment and Grading  - Click HERE ​for Powerpoint

Supporting Literacy At Home - Click HERE​​ for the resource

Communicating about learning through feedback  - Click HERE ​for the Powerpoint




 

Website Links for Parents:

North Shore Community Resources 
      Connect For Kids 
Connect for Kids is a one-stop link to information about hundreds of child and family services on the North Shore 

Cyber Safety - helps parents guide their children while on the internet:
     Cyber Safe from LearnNowBC
     Kids in the Know Kids in the Know is an interactive safety education program for increasing the personal safety of children 
     BC Crime Prevention Association - some excellent links here

Links for Helping your Grade 4 & 7 Child do WELL on the FSA test in February 
    FSA Sample Questions 
    FSA Practice Tests

Link to the IRP (Intergrated Resource Package) - the Curriculum for each grade
     Ministry of Education - IRP

Link to BC's New Curriculum that will be implemented in the 2016 school year

Recommended Literature:

Calm, Alert and Learning by Dr. Stuart Shanker PDF HERE​

This book provides a wealth of information regarding how to help children make progress toward self-regulation.  Shanker presents findings from rigorous research studies to support the need to help children reach a calm and alert state in order for them to be able to learn.  This reinforces the importance of home-school connections as we educate Capilano's children.​

Parent Guide to 21st Century Learning​

The above provides parents with numerous suggestions, resources,  and links for supporting their child's learning.

Making Thinking Visible

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