Everything in our world is precious and important whether it is big or small. Explore from the ocean to the sky and learn the names of the animals of all sizes that call the Northwest Coast home. Soy based ink and water based protective coating. Made from paper sourced from sustainable forests. 20 pages; measures 6.5” x 7.5”.

Sail the rivers and oceans with Raven and his friends. Animal Journey by Bella Bella artist, Ben Houstie. Measures 9.65” x 5.5” x 2.65”. Made from natural pine, non-toxic paints and coatings as well as soy-based inks. Packaged in a printed cardboard box.

Like arithmetic skills, map-reading skills are best developed in a systematic and practical way, through a step-by-step progression of prescribed activities. The activities in this series of map books introduce, develop and reinforce those skills needed to understand maps.

Study the Algonquins, Plains and Northern Forest Natives of North America. Step through time and view the world from the Canadian Native perspective - rich in nature and philosophy. Compare the traditional way of life with modern society while learning about the lifestyle, customs and hardships of North America's first people. Learn about the beliefs and changes that the white people brought to the lifestyle of these native tribes. 78 activities and 15 Information Cards with 15 follow-ups. 102 pages.

Colour and draw the animals of the Pacific Northwest Coast. This book features 44 First Nations and Native American artists. Each artist uses a personal interpretation of the animals presented on each page. Colour and creat your own designs on the blank pages provided. 8.5" x 11", 32 pages. Soy-based ink and non-toxic coatings. Premium paper perfect for colouring. Ages 12 - adult.

A Research Based Resource. Bring structure and organization to your class with these learning activities with valuable lessons in tolerance, understanding, and conflict resolution. Designed to increase students' awareness and appreciation for Native Canadian culture, to help students accept a viewpoint other than their own and to respect the rights, opinions and concerns of others. 42 activities. 60 pages.

Here is everything you need to teach your students about Canada's governments. Introduce the unit with a fable that provides insight into the need for good and fair government, and progress through a comprehensive study of government in Canada. Twenty-two lesson plans and more than 75 reproducible worksheets and information pages may be used in any order to suite the unique needs of your classroom. Topics include: Federal, provincial and territorial governments, How the three levels of government function and interact, The electoral process, How a bill becomes a law, Constitution and charter of rights and freedoms, Immigration and becoming a Canadian citizen 152 Pages This book supports many of the fundamental concepts and learning outcomes from the curriculums for these provinces: Alberta, Grade 6, Social Studies, Democracy, Action & Participation; British Columbia, Grade 5, Social Studies, Governance, C2 Describe Levels, Responsibilities and the Election of Government in Canada, Grade 6, Social Studies, Governance; Ontario, Grade 5, Canada & World Connections, Aspects of Citizenship & Government in Canada; Saskatchewan, Grade 7, Social Studies, Power & Authority.

Learn the alphabet with the plants and animals of the Northwest Coast. Featuring the work of 9 contributing artists. Soy based ink and water based protective coatingMade from paper sourced from sustainable forests. 24 pages; measures 6.5" x 6.5".

8.5" x 11", 24 pages. Soy-based ink and non-toxic coatings. Paper sourced from sustainable forests.

Canada grew from the many cultures that immigrated to Canada, and not without difficulty or hardship. This resource will aid you when teaching your students about the development of Canada from an immigration viewpoint. The 10 lesson plans tell the story from the first immigrants to Canada, immigration before and after the wars, the changes in the laws and the process involved for immigrants to become Canadian citizens. This unit includes 10 lesson plans, unit test & answer key, the history of immigration in Canada and 3 research activities. 96 pages.

How did the first peoples arrive in North America? What was the importance of corn, horses, reservations, masks to natives? What different kinds of shelters did natives use and how did these shelters meet the individual needs of each group? Using a variety of resources, students will learn about the life of Native Canadians through 40 research, geography, history and creative activities. Includes many opportunities for all students to demonstrate their learning success - by techaing the class a traditional Aboriginal game, acting out a legend, creating a stone print, writing a book of medicinal herbs, and much more. 60 pages.

With the 29 lesson plans in this book, students will investigate the various communities of early settlers and First Nation peoples in Upper Canada during the 1800's. They will understand how the interaction between the new settlers and existing communities of First Nation peoples and French settlers helped to shape the development of the various communities. Students will be able to compare communities of the past with those of the present day. Includes 29 lesson plans, teacher guide & instructions and answer key. 120 pages.