Find free Quebec teaching resources for both French-language and English-language schools. Discover materials aligned with Quebec's curriculum framework.
Quebec’s education system is one of Canada’s most distinctive, shaped by the province’s history, language policies, and commitment to accessible, quality public education. Whether you teach in a French-language school, English-language school, or alternative educational context, you’re part of Quebec’s complex and vibrant education ecosystem.
Quebec’s education system includes unique features found in few other provinces. The province has separate school boards for French-language and English-language education, each with distinct structures and governance. Secondary education is distinctive as well, with a transition year between secondary school (through Secondary V) and post-secondary education that includes the CÉGEP (Collège d’enseignement général et professionnel) system.
For teachers, this means understanding curriculum frameworks specific to your school language and context. Whether you’re teaching in a francophone school following Quebec’s French-language curriculum, in an English-language school implementing the English school board curriculum, or in a specialized educational setting, your context shapes your instructional decisions.
This resource directory brings together materials for both French-language and English-language Quebec teachers. You’ll find resources aligned with Quebec’s curriculum frameworks, subject-specific materials organized around provincial expectations, and resources that support teaching in Quebec’s specific educational contexts.
Quebec’s curriculum framework encompasses the Québec Curriculum for primary education, the Québec Curriculum for secondary education, and the complementary pedagogical documentation that guides implementation. The curriculum emphasizes competency development, including intellectual, methodological, personal, and social competencies.
One distinctive feature of Quebec education is the integration of citizenship and democratic values throughout the curriculum. Cross-curricular competencies emphasize intellectual autonomy, critical thinking, and the capacity to analyze issues from multiple perspectives. This philosophical orientation shapes teaching and learning across all subject areas.
Quebec’s education system also has strong connections to the province’s cultural and language context. Teachers are expected to value both French language and culture (in francophone settings) or English language and culture (in anglophone settings), while also fostering respect for diversity and multiculturalism. These values are embedded throughout the curriculum.
Quebec’s curriculum documents, available from the ministère de l’Éducation and provincial school boards, form the foundation for teaching and learning in the province. Our resources include links to official curriculum frameworks, subject-specific guides, and implementation materials that help you understand competencies and learning expectations in your subject and grade level.
Whether you teach in a francophone or anglophone school, in primary or secondary education, whether your focus is Language Arts, Mathematics, Science, Social Studies, or other subject areas, you’ll find materials that clarify curriculum expectations and support instructional planning.
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Quebec’s education system is organized into primary education (Kindergarten through Grade 6) and secondary education (Secondary I through Secondary V). Resources reflect this organizational structure, with materials designed for the specific grade levels and developmental stages of students.
Find resources for your specific grades, including unit plans, lesson sequences, activity collections, and assessment tools. Quebec teachers have created extensive libraries of materials that bring the Quebec curriculum to life in real classrooms across the province.
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Quebec teachers engage in ongoing professional learning through school-based professional development, school board initiatives, and professional learning communities. Whether you’re seeking to deepen your subject expertise, explore new instructional approaches, or connect with colleagues across the province, professional development supports your growth as an educator.
This section includes resources for professional learning, opportunities to connect with other Quebec teachers, and materials that support implementation of curriculum competencies and emerging priorities in Quebec education.
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Teaching in Quebec means working within a curriculum framework that emphasizes competency development, critical thinking, and the preparation of engaged, thoughtful citizens. Whether you teach in French-language or English-language schools, you’re contributing to Quebec’s educational mission and to your students’ growth.
The resources in this directory support that important work. Whether you’re new to Quebec’s curriculum, an experienced educator, or someone transitioning to a new grade level or subject area, you’ll find materials that support your professional practice and your students’ learning.
Your expertise as a Quebec teacher matters. These resources celebrate and build on that expertise and connect you with the broader Quebec 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.