WAB Learns: A0 Go Summer!: HS

WAB Subscriptions & Resources

HS Library Home Page
The main page for accessing all the HS library resources.
HS Subscriptions_Passwords
Use your WAB login

Education Perfect: Student Zone

EP Student Zone
WAB MS & HS Students have an all-access EP account to create their own learning pathways.

Education Perfect is a personalisable content learning and assessment platform. It contains lessons and resources for many subjects, including Science, Maths, Chinese, French, Spanish, English, Geography and History. Many other languages are included.

Students should log in using their WAB email.

External Learning

There are many online summer study, extension or experiential options available. Some are free, some have fees. Here are a few links to get you started.

Virtual High School ($)
Short courses that earn WAB-recognised high school credit.
Global Online Academy ($$)
Short courses that earn WAB-recognised high school credit.
Teen Life: Online Summer Programmes (free - $$)
A huge listing of online summer programmes suitable for teens. Includes free and paid options from universities.
TedEd

Summer Reading on Sora

College-Ready Summer Reading
A list of recommended summer reading for incoming students, from UK/US universities.

Grades 9 & 10 Summer Reading
Recommended reading on Sora. If you're not sure how to download the app, check the READ! tab.

Summer Reading Bingo Challenge
Fill in a row, or go for the blackout!

Digital Workshops by WAB Teachers!

Digital Workshops
Music! Design! Wellbeing! Theatre! Poetry! ...and more... find them all in these digital workshops. Made by WAB HS teachers, for WAB Students. Login with your WAB ID and enjoy!

SketchNotes

Sketchnotes Basics I
Sketchnotes are an awesome way to take notes, even if you can't draw! Studies show they improve your learning and your understanding of the content you're studying. They do take practice, though, and summer's the perfect time to do that,. These tutorials will take you through it, step-by-step, and give you plenty of practice! This first tutorial covers 1) what are sketchnotes, 2) Why you should sketchnote, 2) creating fonts, 3) organizing and containers.
SketchNote Basics 2
Now you're ready to start drawing! This second tutorial will cover 1) Developing a Visual Vocabulary, 2) Drawing People, 3) Using Color and 3) Cornell SketchNotes
Notetaking
Click here for more information on note taking in general. Practice over the summer and be a NoteNinja by August!