Education Subject Guide

Ontario Arts Education Curriculum for the primary level

Ontario Secondary Arts Education Curriculum

The site allows users to search their resources by grade and subject.

This performing arts educational website was created by the National Arts Centre in Ottawa.

CODE is a 50+ year old organization of passionate drama and dance educator-volunteers aiming to build communities (regional, identity-based, etc.), to advocate for arts educators and the arts in Ontario and internationally, and to provide meaningful and practical resources and professional development for educators.

Ontario Ministry of Education website.

Ontario Ministry of Education website.

You can buy dance education material from the PHE and/or follow links to free resources.

Resources developed by the National Arts Centre in Ottawa.

Ontario Ministry of Education Website

This interactive website introduces children to the world of orchestral music. It has zones kids explore to learn about various aspects of music, musicians and musical instruments.

Resources for music education.

The Canadian Music Educators’ Association/L’Association canadienne des musiciens éducateurs serves and connects those interested in music education including current and future educators, students, parents, and members of the community. The CMEA/ACME fosters the advancement of teaching and the lifelong learning of music.

An active network of Drama and Dance colleagues, mentors, artists, arts advocates and student teachers. The site has freely available teacher resources.

The Elementary Teachers Federation of Ontario website has an occasional teachers area listing resources by subject.

National Association for Music Education (NAfME), among the world’s largest arts education organizations, is the only association that addresses all aspects of music education. NAfME members have access to a database of music lesson plans and resources.

OAEA is a non-profit organization that actively promotes and advocates for learning through visual and media arts. The site has freely available teacher resources.

Canada’s premier professional organization for physical and health educators since its inception as the Canadian Physical Education Association (CPEA) in 1933. The site includes resources in dance education.

The Ontario Music Educators’ Association (OMEA), a non-profit organization that represents music educators in Ontario.

Art Canada Institute has developed teacher resource guides that cover a range of subjects through the art and artists who have defined Canada's visual arts.

TVO Learn provides learning resources for the K-12 curriculum, including the Arts. Users can search by grade.