The Independent Learning Centre (ILC) has made all of their ILC courses, for all subjects, open and available. Teachers and students can freely access this material. When using this material, teachers still need to create their own questions, and have students submit responses to the teacher.

The ILC has HHS4U, HPC3O, HRT3M, HSB4U, HSC4M, HSP3U & HZT4U available. While this does not cover all of our classes, there might be some content that you can use. As well, you may find some useful ideas for content in your particular class.

The ILC courses can be accessed by clicking here.

ReadWorks is driven by cognitive science research. They offer free content, curriculum, and tools to power teaching and learning from Kindergarten to 12th Grade. Click here to access the website.

Nelson Canada has all of its digital versions of text books for free right now. All subjects, all grades. Click on the image and follow instructions on the webpage.

Google and Life Magazine have a search engine that lets users search millions of images from the Life Magazine Photo Archive. Users can type in key terms to guide their searches, look through images organized by decade (1860s through 1970s), or significant people, places, events or sports topics.

Smart Sparrow is making its "inspark Smart Courses" available free at no cost to institutions and schools. These are replacements for textbooks, that use interactive activities for learning. Instructors get tools to track student outcomes and customize the content using the Smart Sparrow platform.

Actively Learn works seamlessly with Google Classroom and provides thousands of engaging texts, videos, and simulations across ELA, Social Studies, and the Sciences paired with thoughtful instruction that challenge students and foster deep learning and critical thinking. Actively Learn is always free for teachers and is making all paid school/district features free through the end of the school year.

Pilot Light, a food education center, has created a free family resource page to provide lessons for parents to do with their students, related to food, cooking and nutrition. New lessons are being added each week and include videos, discussion questions and activities related to the given recipe.

World Trade Press is offering a minimum of six months of free and unlimited access to its K–12 educational databases: ABC World Culture, ABC World Food, ABC Food America, ABC The USA, ABC Maps Online and ABC Lingo Lite. Each covers a specific topic area and contains content with photos, videos, maps, historic timelines, biographies and more.