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R070603
Let's Eat!: What Children Eat Around the World
Jamie Oliver introduces Let's Eat! as a means for students to learn about five countries in the world through food. One meal is described from each country as well as a special day in each child's life, such as a festival or mushrooming.
There is one recipe from each country at the end of the book. The students will have fun smelling, touching, tasting and laughing as they try out the recipes.
Included are a table of contents, recipes and a glossary.
There is one recipe from each country at the end of the book. The students will have fun smelling, touching, tasting and laughing as they try out the recipes.
Included are a table of contents, recipes and a glossary.
Media and Formats :
Book
Price :
$21.99
Record posted/updated:
July 8, 2024
R040095
The Firekeeper's Son
Sang-hee's father climbs the mountain every evening to light a fire. The fire is a signal to the firekeeper on the next mountain to light his fire and so on, until it reaches the king's palace. When the king sees the fire on the nearest mountain peak, he knows all is well in the land. If there is no fire, that means there is trouble and soldiers will be sent to defend the land.
One evening, Sang-hee's mother notices the fire is not lit. Sang-hee is sent to see why the fire is not burning. On the way, he discovers that his father has hurt his ankle and cannot light the fire. It is up to Sang-hee to carry the brass pot filled with coals to light the signal.
The story is set in Korea in the early 1800s. At the back of the book is an author's note about the bonfire signal system that was used in Korea.
One evening, Sang-hee's mother notices the fire is not lit. Sang-hee is sent to see why the fire is not burning. On the way, he discovers that his father has hurt his ankle and cannot light the fire. It is up to Sang-hee to carry the brass pot filled with coals to light the signal.
The story is set in Korea in the early 1800s. At the back of the book is an author's note about the bonfire signal system that was used in Korea.
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Media and Formats :
Book
Price :
$10.99
Record posted/updated:
July 8, 2024
R051330
Who's That Man?
World War II separated men from their families. Sometimes young children would meet their fathers for the first time when the fathers returned home from war. Duncan-Cary explores how a young boy feels when his father returns home from war and the two meet for the first time. He wonders if his father will love him. His father also has the same concerns as he meets his young son for the first time.
Based on her father's experience, Duncan-Cary complements the text with personal photographs. A DVD is included with the author narrating the story and singing the song.
Based on her father's experience, Duncan-Cary complements the text with personal photographs. A DVD is included with the author narrating the story and singing the song.
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Media and Formats :
Book
CD/DVD
Price :
$24.95
Record posted/updated:
July 8, 2024
R070609
Canadian Poems for Canadian Kids (3rd ed.)
This anthology contains poetry by Canadian authors, including representation from Saskatchewan. Linguists believe that reading poetry to young children stimulates the imagination and develops language skills. In this collection, the poems explore Canadian life and use humour to explore fears or to express sorrow.
Black-and-white illustrations complement the poems. The text includes a table of contents and brief author biographies.
Black-and-white illustrations complement the poems. The text includes a table of contents and brief author biographies.
Media and Formats :
Book
Price :
$14.95
Record posted/updated:
July 8, 2024
R039260
African Rhythms: Animated Stories for Children
African Rhythms is a collection of animated stories that explore various African cultural traditions.
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Jump-up. Caribbean Carnival in Canada!
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The Cora Player
Media and Formats :
Video
Price :
Free
Record posted/updated:
January 4, 2019
R051515
The Firekeeper's Son
Sang-hee's father climbs the mountain every evening to light a fire. The fire is a signal to the firekeeper on the next mountain to light his fire and so on, until it reaches the king's palace. When the king sees the fire on the nearest mountain peak, he knows all is well in the land. If there is no fire, that means there is trouble and soldiers will be sent to defend the land.
One evening, Sang-hee's mother notices the fire is not lit. Sang-hee is sent to see why the fire is not burning. On the way, he discovers that his father has hurt his ankle and cannot light the fire. It is up to Sang-hee to carry the brass pot filled with coals to light the signal.
The story is set in Korea in the early 1800s. At the back of the book is an author's note about the bonfire signal system that was used in Korea.
The video program is based on the book and is narrated by the author.
One evening, Sang-hee's mother notices the fire is not lit. Sang-hee is sent to see why the fire is not burning. On the way, he discovers that his father has hurt his ankle and cannot light the fire. It is up to Sang-hee to carry the brass pot filled with coals to light the signal.
The story is set in Korea in the early 1800s. At the back of the book is an author's note about the bonfire signal system that was used in Korea.
The video program is based on the book and is narrated by the author.
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Media and Formats :
CD/DVD
Price :
$34.95
Record posted/updated:
July 8, 2024
R043375
Shi-shi-etko
In four days, Shi-shi-etko leaves for residential school. Before she leaves, Shi-shi-etko's mother, father and Yayah share teachings they want her to remember. Shi-shi-etko learns to treasure the world that surrounds her. Yaya gives Shi-shi-etko a small bag made from deer hide and sinew. She tells Shi-shi-etko that the bag is to store memories. Shi-shi-etko carefully collects berries, roots and flowers for her bag of memories. When the truck arrives to pick up Shi-shi-etko, she goes to a giant fir tree, offers tobacco and tucks the memory bag inside its roots.
The book was selected as co-winner for the 2006 Aboriginal Children's Book of the Year, Ânskohk Aboriginal Literary Festival.
The book was selected as co-winner for the 2006 Aboriginal Children's Book of the Year, Ânskohk Aboriginal Literary Festival.
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Media and Formats :
Book
Topic :
Truth and Reconciliation
Price :
$18.95
Record posted/updated:
July 8, 2024
R012793
Concentus Citizenship Education Resources. Grade 3: The Intentional & Explicit Teaching of Essential Citizenship Competencies
Students investigate the responsibilities of varying levels of government and the scope of influence of their decisions. Students extend their use of maps and globes to represent the Earth and consider why people choose to live and settle where they do. Students begin to learn about the relationship between beliefs, rights and responsibilities. Students consider the impact of culture and diversity on interpretation of current events.
Media and Formats :
Document
Price :
Free
Record posted/updated:
January 21, 2019
R100476
Turtle Island Voices Grade 3
The library pack for Grade 3 contains 10 titles - 3 traditional stories, 4 modern stories and 4 informational texts - that provide First Nations, Métis and Inuit perspectives and support guided reading levels L-P. The books are also available as a full class set (6 copies of each title) and as individual titles. The teacher's guide includes lesson plans with activities, teaching suggestions, web connections and blackline masters. A CD-ROM is also available that contains digital version of each title that can be projected or used with interactive whiteboards. Individual titles in the Grade 3 collection are: The Great Flood, Koluskap and the Baby, Raven and Whale, The Hunt, Download!, Drummer Boy, Little Fish, Helping Hands, Where Do You Live? and Outstanding!
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Turtle Island Voices Grade 3. CD-ROM
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Turtle Island Voices Grade 3. Class Set
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Turtle Island Voices Grade 3. Download!
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Turtle Island Voices Grade 3. Drummer Boy
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Turtle Island Voices Grade 3. Helping Hands
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Turtle Island Voices Grade 3. Koluskap and the Baby
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Turtle Island Voices Grade 3. Library Pack
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Turtle Island Voices Grade 3. Little Fish
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Turtle Island Voices Grade 3. Outstanding!
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Turtle Island Voices Grade 3. Raven and Whale
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Turtle Island Voices Grade 3. Teacher's Guide
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Turtle Island Voices Grade 3. The Great Flood
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Turtle Island Voices Grade 3. The Hunt
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Turtle Island Voices Grade 3. Where Do You Live?
Media and Formats :
Book
CD/DVD
Price :
unavailable
Record posted/updated:
October 18, 2020
R049979
Out of the Deeps
When he turns 12, Savino has to quit school to work and help his family. Savino goes with his father to the mine. He works along side his father and Nelson, his father's pit pony. After lunch, Savino is asked to haul a cart of coal to the top, using Nelson as his guide. When Savino's headlamp burns out, Nelson leads Savino to safety.
The story is based on true events. In 1944, the miners received their first paid holiday. The miners insisted the pit ponies also have a week's holiday. It would take another decade before pit ponies were no longer used in the mines.
The story is based on true events. In 1944, the miners received their first paid holiday. The miners insisted the pit ponies also have a week's holiday. It would take another decade before pit ponies were no longer used in the mines.
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Media and Formats :
Book
Price :
$19.95
Record posted/updated:
July 8, 2024
R043420
Kamishibai Man
This story tells of an elderly kamishibai man who decides to come out of retirement and perform on the streets once again. Through Say's illustrations and text, Kamishibai Man addresses the lost Japanese art of paper theatre and the rediscovery of the special relationship between a storyteller and his audience. An afterword offers a brief history of kamishibai.
Media and Formats :
Book
Price :
$25.50
Record posted/updated:
November 22, 2018
R018631
Officer Buckle and Gloria
Officer Buckle knows more about safety than anyone in the town of Napville. But whenever he tries to share his safety tips, nobody listens - until the day the Napville Police Department buys a police dog named Gloria, who has her own way of demonstrating safety tips. Based on the Caldecott Medal book by Peggy Rathmann, this program will delight audiences of all ages.
Media and Formats :
CD/DVD
Video
Price :
$59.95 (Included in a collection)
Record posted/updated:
December 3, 2021
R051428
Shi-shi-etko
In four days, Shi-shi-etko leaves for residential school. Before she leaves, Shi-shi-etko's mother, father and Yayah share teachings they want her to remember. Shi-shi-etko learns to treasure the world that surrounds her. Yaya gives Shi-shi-etko a small bag made from deer hide and sinew. She tells Shi-shi-etko that the bag is to store memories. Shi-shi-etko carefully collects berries, roots and flowers for her bag of memories. When the truck arrives to pick up Shi-shi-etko, she goes to a giant fir tree, offers tobacco and tucks the memory bag inside its roots.
Teachers will need to provide a historical context about residential schools and the impact on First Nations people.
This video is a dramatization of the picture book by Nicola I. Campbell and illustrated by Kim LaFave. The book was selected as co-winner for the 2006 Aboriginal Children's Book of the Year, Ânskohk Aboriginal Literary Festival. The video won the 2009 Best Short Drama, Winnipeg Aboriginal Film Festival and the Best Canadian Short Drama, ImagineNATIVE 2009.
Teachers will need to provide a historical context about residential schools and the impact on First Nations people.
This video is a dramatization of the picture book by Nicola I. Campbell and illustrated by Kim LaFave. The book was selected as co-winner for the 2006 Aboriginal Children's Book of the Year, Ânskohk Aboriginal Literary Festival. The video won the 2009 Best Short Drama, Winnipeg Aboriginal Film Festival and the Best Canadian Short Drama, ImagineNATIVE 2009.
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Media and Formats :
CD/DVD
Video
Topic :
Truth and Reconciliation
Price :
$150.00
Record posted/updated:
July 8, 2024
R050867
Our World of Water: Children and Water Around the World
This book will help students to explore where water comes from and how it is used by children living in Peru, Mauritania, United States, Ethiopia, Tajikistan and Bangladesh. The author also invites students to discuss the ways different countries and cultures value water.
The book includes photographs, a table of contents, a glossary and brief facts about the countries.
The book includes photographs, a table of contents, a glossary and brief facts about the countries.
Media and Formats :
Book
Price :
$19.99
Record posted/updated:
July 8, 2024
R041879
Papa, Do You Love Me?
Set in Africa, a Maasai father patiently answers his young son's questions about love. Through Papa's reassuring answers, students learn about the Maasai culture.
A glossary of Maasai cultural expressions that are referenced in the book is provided.
A glossary of Maasai cultural expressions that are referenced in the book is provided.
Media and Formats :
Book
Price :
$21.99
Record posted/updated:
July 8, 2024
R042386
Enough
Marusia and her father farm near the village of Zhitya, Ukraine. Ukraine comes under Stalin's power and all foodstuffs now belong to the dictator. Marusia hides one sack of grain from the soldiers. Marusia eventually outwits the dictator by hiding sacks of grain in graves so the village can continue to plant grain for food.
Through this folktale, young students will learn about the Ukrainian famine and the impact it had on Ukrainian people.
Through this folktale, young students will learn about the Ukrainian famine and the impact it had on Ukrainian people.
Media and Formats :
Book
Price :
$9.95
Record posted/updated:
July 8, 2024
R044131
The Librarian of Basra: A True Story From Iraq
Based on a true event, this book tells how the librarian at Basra enlisted the help of the community to save over 70 percent of the collection in the library. The library was burned in the war and conflict that engulfed Basra, Iraq in 2003.
The story can provide a springboard for discussion regarding the love of books and literature, the importance of libraries in a community, a respect for knowledge, the implications of war on individuals and communities and the war in Iraq.
The illustrations, similar to the Ted Harrison style, present a rich resource for viewing and representing.
The story can provide a springboard for discussion regarding the love of books and literature, the importance of libraries in a community, a respect for knowledge, the implications of war on individuals and communities and the war in Iraq.
The illustrations, similar to the Ted Harrison style, present a rich resource for viewing and representing.
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Media and Formats :
Book
Price :
$25.50
Record posted/updated:
July 8, 2024
R051437
The Giving Tree: A Retelling of a Traditional Métis Story About Giving and Receiving
Developed in both Michif and English, this book and compact disc focus on the memories of Moushoom as he recalls the experience of finding the giving tree with his parents. This retelling of a traditional story highlights Métis core values and beliefs including strength, kindness, courage, tolerance, honesty, respect, love, sharing, caring, balance, patience and most of all - a meaningful connection with the Creator and Mother Earth.
Media and Formats :
Book
CD/DVD
Price :
$12.95
Record posted/updated:
November 22, 2018
R052393
Gooney Bird is So Absurd
January is cold and it is time for Gooney Bird Greene to bring out her special brain-warming hat. Mrs. Pidgeon is teaching the class about poetry and Gooney Bird needs to stimulate her brain by keeping it warm.
The students experiment with haikus, couplets and limericks. Along the way, the class discovers that writing poetry is hard work and requires creative thinking. When the students receive some terrible news concerning Mrs. Pidgeon, Gooney Bird organizes the class to write a poem that is very important to them.
Black-and-white illustrations complement the text.
The students experiment with haikus, couplets and limericks. Along the way, the class discovers that writing poetry is hard work and requires creative thinking. When the students receive some terrible news concerning Mrs. Pidgeon, Gooney Bird organizes the class to write a poem that is very important to them.
Black-and-white illustrations complement the text.
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Media and Formats :
Book
Price :
$8.50
Record posted/updated:
July 8, 2024