Now in classrooms
Renewed K–6 learning
New K–6 mathematics and science curricula are in place, with social studies rolling out across elementary grades.
Math · Science · Social StudiesBuilt in Alberta, for Alberta classrooms
Find and share classroom-ready resources organized around Alberta grades, subjects, and curriculum. What works in one classroom can help the next teacher tomorrow morning. No need to reinvent the wheel, download it, and make it work for you.
Curriculum pulse
Lesson Buddy makes it easier to find materials matched to what Alberta teachers are teaching now—and what is coming next.
Now in classrooms
New K–6 mathematics and science curricula are in place, with social studies rolling out across elementary grades.
Math · Science · Social Studies2026–27 school year
Grades 7–9 mathematics, social studies, physical education and wellness, and career and financial literacy move into optional piloting.
Grades 7–9What comes next
K–6 science is renewed, while grades 7–9 science remains part of Alberta’s next curriculum development work.
Science 7–9Curriculum timeline summarized from Government of Alberta information. Lesson Buddy is an independent teacher community and is not affiliated with the Government of Alberta.
The shared drive
Search by subject, grade, topic, resource type, or curriculum area. Community uploads appear as soon as they are shared.
A source-analysis and mapping sequence designed for the renewed elementary social studies curriculum.
Mathematics
Grade 8A flexible practice set with worked examples, challenge tasks, and a complete answer key.
Science
Grade 4Four classroom-tested investigations with setup notes, student pages, and assessment prompts.
Career & Financial Literacy
Grade 9Students make trade-offs, respond to unexpected costs, and reflect on realistic financial decisions.
English Language Arts
Grades 7–9Discussion roles, response prompts, conferencing notes, and a student-friendly assessment rubric.
A repeatable framework for comparing evidence, perspective, reliability, and historical context.
A provincial resource cupboard
No individual checkout, no locked previews, and no account wall. Find the file, download it, and adapt it for the students in front of you.
Filter by Alberta grade band, subject, curriculum area, or resource type.
Every published community resource is available to every visitor during the founding period.
Upload one file or a whole folder. Lesson Buddy groups student copies, answer keys, slides, and supporting materials so they stay together.
The six-month promise
No teacher will hit a download paywall before February 20, 2027. If Lesson Buddy introduces paid plans later, resources shared during the founding period may remain part of the library under the contributor licence accepted at upload.
Clear from day one
Yes. The site is public and every published resource can be searched and downloaded without a Lesson Buddy or ChatGPT login.
The contributor keeps their copyright. They grant Lesson Buddy a broad, perpetual licence so the resource can stay in the library and be included in future free or paid services.
Only if you have permission. Teachers must confirm they own the resource or are authorized by their employer or co-authors to grant the licence.
No. Lesson Buddy is an independent community built for Alberta educators. Curriculum references should always be checked against official Alberta Education sources.
One province. Thousands of classrooms.