Item consists of one blank report card. Report cards appeared in this format from 1957-58 to the mid 1970s. The report card includes an address from R. W. Jones, Superintendent of Schools which indiates the outside dates of use for this item would be 1968-1972.

Item is a set of 24 flashcards. Each flashcard has a short nursery rhyme with a coloured illustration depicting the nursery rhyme. Questions about the nursery rhyme and accompanying illustration are on verso. Nursery rhymes were used as a literature resource to teach primary reading to students.

Item is a policy manual and includes statement of philosophy, policies, powers and duties of Edmonton Public School Board and duties and responsibilities of the Superintendent. Included is a memorandum regarding policy manual-section I.

Item is a reading bulletin which provides a modern guide to reading instruction for teachers of Grades IV, V, and VI. It was produced by Edmonton Public Schools.

Item contains background information about depth-electives written in 1970 and depth-elective course outlines prepared by Ross Sheppard staff for 1971-72. Depth-electives are in-depth studies of a selected aspect of the English Curriculum.

Item is a manual for use in the teaching of swimming and water safety. The handwritten name of Robert H. Routledge appears on the front cover.

Item is a manual that provides instruction on drum major positions, salutes, bugle calls, band formations and drum corps formations.

Item is a booklet produced by Edmonton Public Schools which explains the features in the newly revised report cards and explains how to use the personality rating scales which are a feature of the report cards.

Item is a handbook which describes the computerized services utilized by the Pupil Records System. It outlines the procedures and documents to be used by the schools to provide information for the Pupil Records System. The handbook pertains to the Pupil Records System, the Student Registration System, the Student Scheduling System and the Progress Reporting Sub-System. This handbook replaces a previous one.

Item is a cerlox-bound booklet produced by Edmonton Public Schools. It provides tips and advice for first year teachers and teachers new to the district. It includes a list of Senior Personnel and Department heads.

Item is a booklet containing information for new teachers in Edmonton Public Schools.

Item is a booklet to be used in the financial management of each school within Edmonton Public Schools. It is divided into Financial Planning Information, Budget Document, School Organization and Operation, and Staffing. Resource allocation falls under Financial Planning Information. It also includes sections entitled Underlying Considerations and Special Emphases for 1981-82. - Transferred to Archives and Museum from the Centre for Education in Feb 1985.

Item is an exercise book consisting of self-help activities taken from or based on material in the Manual for Teaching the Second Reader-2. The exercises are reproduced in this form for the convenience of teachers.

Item is a manual used by the drum major of the Edmonton Schoolboys' Band.

Item is a book produced by Edmonton Public Schools staff. It presents activities for teachers to use with Kindergarten students.

Item is a cerlox-bound booklet prepared by the Elementary Curriculum Sub-Committee of the Edmonton Public School Local A.T.A. in co-operation with Edmonton Public Schools. It contains the information needed by teachers to create Enterprise Units for Grade III and is divided into the units of study.

Item consists of loose pages and small booklets within a folder. The information is for an Edmonton Public Schools Grade V Social Studies-Enterprise Unit to commemorate Canada’s Centennial.

Item is a manual for Grade I teachers. It provides suggestions to teachers and daily outlines for the teaching of reading, writing and mathematics.

Item is a cerlox-bound booklet produced by Edmonton Public Schools. It provides information about the Edmonton Continuous Progress Plan, Curriculum Suggestions and Unit Divisions, and Grade VI enrichment material.

Item is a handbook produced by Staff Development, Edmonton Public Schools. It describes the Field Services Program and the roles of Curricular Associates. Curricular Associates visited teachers in the classroom, i.e. the field. Names of the Curricular Associates and Teacher Consultants are included.

Item is a Grade I Unit developed by Edmonton Public Schools. It addresses Canada’s history, geography and culture in the context of Canada’s 100th birthday.

Item consists of four typed pages, which outline the Grade IX Typewriting program. It includes objectives, motivation, methods and standards.

Item is a curriculum guide produced by the Department of Education, Province of Alberta. It contains both the content of the elementary Health curriculum and the methods for teaching the curriculum. It is divided by Grade.

Item was produced by the Department of Education, Province of Alberta. It provides theoretical and concrete direction to the teacher on teaching Language in elementary school.

Item is a booklet produced by Alberta Education which outlines the curriculum objectives for the Elementary grades.

Item is a handbook for teaching Business Law in High School. It was prepared by Johanna Lubberts of Edmonton Public Schools and is one of three law handbooks.

Item is a booklet prepared by the Edmonton Block Parent Committee in cooperation with the Edmonton Police Department and Edmonton Public Schools. It contains information to be used by teachers when presenting information to their students about Block Parents.

Item is a booklet full of activities for students to use while en route to Calgary and within Calgary.

Item includes sample and proposed formats for policies and procedures for Edmonton Public School Board.

Item is a manuscript mimeographed and distributed by the Department of Education to the participants of the Basketball Coaching School. Within the back cover is the published booklet entitled Rules and Regulations. It pertains to the Western Ontario Secondary Schools' Association and inter-school competition. Dr. Van Vliet was associated with the University of Alberta School of Physical Education. A. E. Henderson was a teacher and principal with Edmonton Public Schools.