Access free Manitoba teaching resources aligned with Manitoba curriculum. Find lessons, activities, and professional development for Manitoba educators.
Manitoba’s education system is built on a commitment to student achievement, equity, and well-being. The province has maintained stable, clearly articulated curriculum frameworks that provide consistent direction while allowing teachers the professional autonomy to respond to their students’ needs and interests.
As a Manitoba teacher, you’re working within a provincial system that values both academic excellence and the development of the whole student. Manitoba’s curriculum frameworks emphasize not just knowledge and skills, but also attitudes, values, and habits of mind that prepare students for success in their personal and professional lives.
Manitoba has also been attentive to the needs of diverse learners, including English Language Learners, students with diverse learning needs, Indigenous students, and students from various socioeconomic backgrounds. The province has supported professional development and resource creation that helps teachers provide inclusive, responsive instruction.
This resource directory brings together materials specifically designed for Manitoba teachers. You’ll find resources aligned with Manitoba’s curriculum frameworks, subject-specific materials organized around provincial expectations, professional development opportunities for Manitoba educators, and connections to Manitoba’s teaching community.
Manitoba’s curriculum is organized around clear learning outcomes specified in curriculum documents for each subject and grade level. The province has invested significantly in curriculum development and updates to ensure frameworks reflect contemporary educational research, technological change, and evolving understanding of student learning.
Manitoba’s curriculum emphasizes multiple competencies and dispositions. Beyond content knowledge, students are expected to develop critical thinking skills, communication abilities, collaborative capacities, and personal responsibility. These competencies are integrated throughout subject-specific curriculum and assessed through diverse methods including performance tasks and demonstrations of learning.
The province has also been responsive to calls for more inclusive representation in curriculum. Materials reflecting diverse perspectives, contributions of people from various backgrounds, and the histories and cultures of Indigenous peoples are increasingly integrated throughout Manitoba’s curriculum frameworks.
Manitoba’s curriculum documents, available through the Manitoba Department of Education and Training, form the foundation for teaching and learning in the province. Our resources include access to curriculum frameworks, subject-specific implementation guides, and materials that support your understanding of learning outcomes and instructional approaches.
Whether you teach in elementary or secondary schools, whether your focus is Language Arts, Mathematics, Sciences, Social Studies, or other subject areas, you’ll find materials that clarify expectations and support curriculum implementation in your classroom.
[RESOURCE LISTINGS PLACEHOLDER]
Manitoba schools typically organize education into primary grades (K-2), intermediate grades (3-5), middle grades (6-8), and secondary education (9-12). Resources are often organized around these divisions, supporting instruction at different developmental stages.
Find resources designed for your specific grade level, including unit plans, lesson sequences, activity collections, and assessment resources. Manitoba teachers have created extensive materials supporting student learning at each grade level.
[RESOURCE LISTINGS PLACEHOLDER]
Manitoba teachers access professional development through school-based initiatives, school division offerings, provincial professional development opportunities, and professional learning communities. Whether you’re seeking to deepen your subject expertise, explore new instructional strategies, or connect with colleagues across the province, professional development supports your growth.
This section connects you with professional learning resources, opportunities to engage with other Manitoba educators, and materials that support implementation of curriculum and emerging priorities in Manitoba education.
[RESOURCE LISTINGS PLACEHOLDER]
Teaching in Manitoba means working within an education system committed to student success and well-being. You have the professional autonomy to make instructional decisions that respond to your students’ needs while ensuring they develop the knowledge, skills, and dispositions outlined in Manitoba’s curriculum frameworks.
The resources in this directory support that important work. Whether you’re beginning your teaching career, an experienced educator, or someone exploring a new grade level or subject, you’ll find materials that enhance your professional practice.
Your expertise as a Manitoba teacher is valuable. These resources celebrate and build on that expertise and connect you with Manitoba’s broader teaching community.
Free, classroom-tested printable math manipulatives for Canadian K-6 teachers. Base-ten blocks, fraction strips, pattern blocks, and more. Includes setup tips and FAQ.