Classroom archive.
Lessons, curriculum resources, student work, and teaching materials from five Ontario public school placements.
Every publicly shared photograph. 27 photographs
Mathematics instruction using visual area models
Multiplying fractions through repeated addition
Grade 6 number operations game materials
Collaborative poster on patterning and combinations
Curriculum-aligned data management resource
Data collection and graphing work sample
Teacher-made anchor chart for data management
Grade 6 diagnostic task for whole number operations
Science identity project used to introduce inquiry work
Hands-on robotics and engineering materials
Pulleys and mechanical advantage — annotated answer key
Inclusive text collection supporting multilingual readers
Read-aloud supporting historical narrative and discussion
Read-aloud with written response prompts
Student appreciation artwork from the Grade 4/5 class
Outdoor field trip and environmental learning
Outdoor physical education on the school field
With the Grade 4/5 class
Prepared learning environment before the school day
Community circle routine supporting empathy and discussion
Layered paper landscape project in progress
Student artwork on classroom display
Integrated art, writing, and model-building display
Finished layered landscape collage
School entrance at the start of the placement
Gymnasium space used for after-school programming
Collaborative paper flower wreath on a classroom door
Materials I designed and taught.
Presentations, lesson plans, and assessment materials built for Ontario Curriculum expectations and used in placement classrooms.
Repeating Patterns
Lesson presentation on repeating patterns, designed and taught during the Grade 4/5 extended practicum.
Mechanical Advantage and Pulley Systems
Science presentation on mechanical advantage and pulley systems, used in the Grade 4/5 classroom during the extended practicum.
Persuasive Writing
Literacy presentation on persuasive writing, designed and taught during the Grade 4/5 extended practicum.
About these photographs
Every photograph on this site was taken during my own Ontario school-based experiences. Each is associated with a school based on where the file was recorded, never on visual guesswork.
Of 67 photographs reviewed, 27 are shared publicly. 34 are withheld because they show identifiable students, student names, or other personal information, and 6 are withheld as duplicates or as images too weak to serve as professional evidence.
Withheld photographs remain unaltered in my own records. Nothing has been blurred, cropped, or edited to make it publishable.