Playlists
Playlists are like ‘mixtapes’ that anyone—including you—can put together and share using materials on the Learning Portal.
After creating a free profile, you can handpick Learning Portal videos, sounds, images and pathways to create your own playlist on whatever theme you like. Playlists can be enjoyed on their own for fun or as educational resources.
To upload your own content to the Learning Portal, ask to become a co-creator after creating your profile. We look forward to exchanging ideas with learners from all across the province.
Make a Playlist:
- Login at the Playlist Dashboard
- To add content, click on any Learning Portal object with a plus symbol
- If you are a co-creator, select “Create New Entry” to upload your own files
General Playlists
Botany – Provocation Pack
The botany handling collection comprises an extensive variety of indigenous, introduced and invasive plant species found throughout British Columbia. This collection offers a unique opportunity to explore the diverse plan life of the province, from native species that are integral to local ecosystems to introduced and invasive plants that have impacted the region’s biodiversity. Did…
Invertebrate – Provocation Pack
The invertebrate handling collection features real and replica specimens of sea life from British Columbia’s coastal and inland waterways. This collection provides a unique opportunity to explore the diverse aquatic invertebrates that inhabit BC’s rich marine and freshwater ecosystems. From the intricate details of coastal sea life to the fascinating species found in our inland…
Entomology – Provocation Pack
The entomology handling collection features a wide array of insects and arachnids from across British Columbia and other parts of the world. This collection offers a comprehensive look at the diverse arthropod species native to BC providing students the opportunity to deepen their understanding of the rich biodiversity of BC. Did you create your own…
School Playlists
Ressources éducatives en français du Musée royal de la C.-B.
Découvrez la collection de ressources éducatives en français du Musée royal de la C.-B. Vous y trouverez des plans de leçon, des articles, des images, des vidéos et beaucoup d’autres ressources éducatives qui conviennent aux niveaux élémentaire, intermédiaire et secondaire. Leçons pour les Niveaux Élémentaire, Intermédiaire et Secondaire Créer des vidéos d’apprentissage par l’observation d’objets…
100 objets d’intérêt pour le niveau intermédiaire
Cette liste d’écoute a été créée par Tamara O’Reilly, enseignante au cycle intermédiaire en C.-B. Cette liste d’écoute convient aux niveaux de la 4e à la 8e année ; elle inclut : Un plan de leçon Une fiche de travail portant sur les observations et les inférences (élèves) et son corrigé (enseignant) Une fiche de travail portant…
100 objets d’intérêt pour le secondaire
Cette liste d’écoute a été créée par Ryon Ready, enseignant au secondaire en C.-B. Cette liste d’écoute convient aux niveaux de la 8e à la 10e année ; elle inclut : Quatre plans de leçon Quatre fiches de travail Cette liste d’écoute utilise la collection en ligne du Musée royal de la C.-B. 100 Objects of Interest (100…
Staff Playlists
Crossing Cultures and Healing: A Totem Pole Project
The Royal BC Museum, along with The BC Ministry of Health and Timberwest, have collaborated to create the Crossing Cultures and Healing Totem Pole Project. Tsawout Carvers, and brothers, Tom and Perry LaFortune have designed and are carving a pole on site at the Royal BC Museum.
Something Fishy: Elementary Lesson
This playlist helps give insight to the anatomy of fish and First Peoples' knowledge and relationship with fish. Examine scientific drawings and First Nations artwork of fish and explore how they reflect different interpretations and perspectives of nature.
The Significance of Storytelling
Storytelling is how histories are shared. Whether it is through song or spoken word, storytelling shapes people and cultures. Explore this playlist to see how people from different cultures have used oral histories to share their experiences.