Science 2
AN2.3
Assess the interdependence of humans and animals in natural and constructed environments.
CP, DM
Indicators for this outcome
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Predict which animals live in various locations (e.g., tree, underground, nest, cave, water, and soil) within a variety of natural and constructed environments. |
| (b) |
Observe familiar animals in natural (e.g., tree, stream, pond, forest, and beneath a rock) and constructed (e.g., garden, sports field, zoo, aquarium, and city) environments safely and respectfully. |
| (c) |
Examine the importance and sacredness of animals in First Nations, Métis, and other cultures. |
| (d) |
Assess features of natural (e.g., woodland, stream, grassland, and forest) and constructed (e.g., backyard, zoo, schoolyard, and classroom) environments that support or hinder the health and growth of familiar animals. |
| (e) |
Analyze ways in which human activities intentionally or unintentionally can help or harm wild and domesticated animals. |
| (f) |
Examine ways in which humans and animals interact with each other (e.g., pet, companionship, transportation guide dog, search and rescue, and providing food), including ways in which animals can cause harm to humans. |
| (g) |
Discuss the care and handling of wild and domesticated animals (e.g., fish, dog, bird, horse, cow), including keeping animals as pets, housing animals in zoos and aquariums, and identifying careers related to animal care. |
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R009254
Muskrats and Fire
Muskrats and Fire, written by Renée Carrière in collaboration with Charlebois Community School students in Cumberland House, provides a personal account of their journey to answer the question: Where have all the muskrats gone? The book weaves historical and present-day teachings shared by community Knowledge Keepers with the Saskatchewan K-12 curriculum. Stories centre around one Cree dialect and the cultural experiences of a specific community. It is not meant to encompass all Indigenous communities or cultural practices.
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Document
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Free
Record posted/updated:
April 9, 2019
R051360
The Life of Birds
Birds are a vertebrate group with which we are all familiar. This beautiful and colorful video explores the major characteristics, adaptations, and life cycles of this group of animals. Special emphasis is paid to the features that enable birds to fly. Vivid footage from throughout the world also illustrates some of the major groups of birds. Concepts and terminology include: flight, wings, contour feathers, down feathers, endothermic, crop, gizzard, four-chambered heart, amniotic egg, albumin, yolk, incubation, Archaeopteryx, Passeriformes, Piciformes, Charadriiformes, Falconiformes, and Anseriformes.
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CD/DVD
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$69.95
Record posted/updated:
November 28, 2018
R047535
Velma Gratch and the Way Cool Butterfly
Velma is going into Grade 1 and her two sisters, Frieda and Fiona, were the perfect Grade 1 students. All the teachers remember the two sisters, but no one notices Velma. A trip to the butterfly conservatory changes this. A monarch butterfly roosts on Velma's finger and will not leave. Teachers and students will never forget Velma or her butterfly. The book discusses butterflies, from migration to metamorphosis.
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Book
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$8.99
Record posted/updated:
November 28, 2018
R072206
Rain Forest
Dr. Nalini Nadkarni studies the rain forest. Students are introduced to the animals and plants that live in the rain forest. The text is divided into sections.
In the first section, Dr. Nadkarni introduces the humid forest floor. In the second section, Dr. Nadkarni prepares to climb towards the rain forest canopy. She discusses the climbers and clingers, gliders and how to get to the top of the canopy. At the top of the canopy, the tallest trees in the world emerge. There are treetop dwellers, a cloud forest and the types of research taking place in the rain forest.
Dr. Nadkarni also discusses human life in the rain forest and adaptations people have made to live in the environment.
In the first section, Dr. Nadkarni introduces the humid forest floor. In the second section, Dr. Nadkarni prepares to climb towards the rain forest canopy. She discusses the climbers and clingers, gliders and how to get to the top of the canopy. At the top of the canopy, the tallest trees in the world emerge. There are treetop dwellers, a cloud forest and the types of research taking place in the rain forest.
Dr. Nadkarni also discusses human life in the rain forest and adaptations people have made to live in the environment.
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Book
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$17.95
Record posted/updated:
July 8, 2024
R042732
Backyard Birds: An Introduction
Bateman introduces familiar birds to children. Each two-page spread includes a description a bird, its habitat and bird facts. The opposite page is a painting of one bird, with a smaller illustration of another bird. The text is divided into sections such as bird senses, the cycle of family life, migration, attracting birds to your backyard and an epilogue. A glossary and suggestions for further reading are included.
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Book
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$8.99
Record posted/updated:
November 28, 2018
R047378
White Owl, Barn Owl
Grandfather builds a nest box for a barn owl. His young granddaughter asks questions about the box and its use. She helps her grandfather hang the nest box high in a tree. While hanging the box, the young girl notices sausage-shaped blobs on the ground. Grandfather explains that they are pellets. The owls spit out the bones and fur that they cannot digest in pellets.
Night after night the young girl and her grandfather visit the tree to see if an owl is living in the nest box. One night they see a white face in the nest box. During their observations, the owl leaves the nest box and searches for food. Its mate also arrives at the nest box to feed its young.
Throughout the book are notes that provide additional information on the barn owl. At the back of the book is a note on the nest box. The resource also includes an index.
Night after night the young girl and her grandfather visit the tree to see if an owl is living in the nest box. One night they see a white face in the nest box. During their observations, the owl leaves the nest box and searches for food. Its mate also arrives at the nest box to feed its young.
Throughout the book are notes that provide additional information on the barn owl. At the back of the book is a note on the nest box. The resource also includes an index.
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Book
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$9.50
Record posted/updated:
July 8, 2024
R054123
Yucky Worms
On a visit to his grandmother, a young boy is revolted by the "yucky" worms that are dug up in the garden. The boy changes his mind when he discovers how interesting worms can be and how they help the soil, plants and animals around the garden. This video is enhanced with appealing artwork and the witty remarks of the many worms who comment on all the action. A special segment titled, How To Be A Wormologist includes interesting garden experiments. This video is an adaptation of the picture book written by Vivian French and illustrated by Jessica Ahlberg.
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CD/DVD
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$34.95
Record posted/updated:
December 8, 2018
R029633
National Geographic Science 1-2
This series of modular kits allows students to build skills to ensure a complete understanding of the nature of science. The process skills and the nature of science work together to help students think and act like scientists. Students will develop their process skill of observation. Through the nature of science, students will learn that science knowledge is based upon evidence and that science knowledge can change based upon new evidence. Numerous opportunities are provided for students to complete hands-on explorations that ensure a thorough understanding of key science concepts. Each unit opens with a big question to guide learning. Throughout the unit, there are four levels of inquiry. The explore activity allows students to build background knowledge. Teachers direct instruction in directed inquiry. In guided inquiry, students become independent learners with guidance from the teacher. Students choose their own questions, create and carry out plans, collect and record data and share data in open inquiry.
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Earth Science. Become an Expert. Day and Night During Chinese New Year
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Earth Science. Become an Expert. Day and Night at the Festival of Colors
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Earth Science. Become an Expert. Day and Night on Cinco de Mayo
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Earth Science. Explore on Your Own. Stories in the Stars
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Earth Science. Explore on Your Own. The Sun Shines
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Earth Science. Explore on Your Own. What Do You See in the Moon?
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Earth Science. Sun, Moon, and Stars. Assessment Handbook
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Earth Science. Sun, Moon, and Stars. Big Ideas Big Book
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Earth Science. Sun, Moon, and Stars. Big Ideas Student Book
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Earth Science. Sun, Moon, and Stars. Big Ideas and Vocabulary Cards
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Earth Science. Sun, Moon, and Stars. Classroom Set
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Earth Science. Sun, Moon, and Stars. Learning Masters
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Earth Science. Sun, Moon, and Stars. Science Inquiry Book
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Earth Science. Sun, Moon, and Stars. Science Inquiry Kit
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Earth Science. Sun, Moon, and Stars. Teacher's Edition
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Earth Science. Write about Sun, Moon, and Stars. A New Moon Rover Big Book
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Life Science. Become an Expert. A Wolf's World
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Life Science. Become an Expert. An Alligator's World
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Life Science. Become an Expert. An Elephant's World
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Life Science. Become an Expert. At Home in the Desert
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Life Science. Become an Expert. At Home in the Ocean
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Life Science. Become an Expert. At Home in the Prairie
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Life Science. Become an Expert. Life by a Bay
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Life Science. Become an Expert. Life in a Forest
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Life Science. Become an Expert. Life in a Garden
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Life Science. Become an Expert. Oak Trees and White-Tailed Deer
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Life Science. Become an Expert. Saguaro Cacti and Elf Owls
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Life Science. Become an Expert. Water Lilies and Bullfrogs
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Life Science. Explore on Your Own. A Butterfly's Favorite Plant
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Life Science. Explore on Your Own. Do Wolf Pups Need a Babysitter?
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Life Science. Explore on Your Own. Eat or Be Eaten
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Life Science. Explore on Your Own. The Baobab and the Elephant
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Life Science. Explore on Your Own. The Cactus Name Game
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Life Science. Explore on Your Own. The Giant Water Lily
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Life Science. Explore on Your Own. The Muddy Dragon
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Life Science. Explore on Your Own. Trees, Seeds, and Leaves
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Life Science. Explore on Your Own. Watch Out!
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Life Science. Explore on Your Own. What Are They Good For?
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Life Science. Explore on Your Own. Whose Babies Are These?
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Life Science. Explore on Your Own. Why Don't Crocodiles Make Good Pets?
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Life Science. Habitats. Assessment Handbook
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Life Science. Habitats. Big Ideas Big Book
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Life Science. Habitats. Big Ideas Student Book
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Life Science. Habitats. Big Ideas and Vocabulary Cards
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Life Science. Habitats. Classroom Set
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Life Science. Habitats. Science Inquiry Book
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Life Science. Habitats. Science Inquiry Kit
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Life Science. Habitats. Teacher's Edition
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Life Science. Life Cycles. Assessment Handbook
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Life Science. Life Cycles. Big Ideas Big Book
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Life Science. Life Cycles. Big Ideas Student Book
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Life Science. Life Cycles. Big Ideas and Vocabulary Cards
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Life Science. Life Cycles. Classroom Set
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Life Science. Life Cycles. Learning Masters
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Life Science. Life Cycles. Science Inquiry Book
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Life Science. Life Cycles. Science Inquiry Kit
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Life Science. Life Cycles. Teacher's Edition
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Life Science. Living Things. Assessment Handbook
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Life Science. Living Things. Big Ideas Big Book
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Life Science. Living Things. Big Ideas Student Book
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Life Science. Living Things. Big Ideas and Vocabulary Cards
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Life Science. Living Things. Classroom Set
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Life Science. Living Things. Learning Masters
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Life Science. Living Things. Science Inquiry Book
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Life Science. Living Things. Science Inquiry Kit
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Life Science. Living Things. Teacher's Edition
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Life Science. Plants and Animals. Assessment Handbook
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Life Science. Plants and Animals. Big Ideas Big Book
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Life Science. Plants and Animals. Big Ideas Student Book
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Life Science. Plants and Animals. Big Ideas and Vocabulary Cards
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Life Science. Plants and Animals. Classroom Set
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Life Science. Plants and Animals. Learning Masters
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Life Science. Plants and Animals. Science Inquiry Book
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Life Science. Plants and Animals. Science Inquiry Kit
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Life Science. Write About Habitats. A Coyote in the City Big Book
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Life Science. Write About Life Cycles. We Need More Trees! Big Book
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Life Science. Write About Living Things. Wild Animals in the City Big Book
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Life Science. Write About Plants and Animals. Plants We Eat Big Book
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Physical Science. Become an Expert. At the Market
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Physical Science. Become an Expert. In the Art Class
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Physical Science. Become an Expert. In the Kitchen
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Physical Science. Become an Expert. Tractors on the Farm Push and Pull
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Physical Science. Become an Expert. Trains Push and Pull
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Physical Science. Explore on Your Own. All Aboard!
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Physical Science. Explore on Your Own. Build It!
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Physical Science. Explore on Your Own. Cookie Time
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Physical Science. Explore on Your Own. Decorating a Vase
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Physical Science. Explore on Your Own. Fun Food
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Physical Science. Explore on Your Own. On the Farm
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Physical Science. Properties. Assessment Handbook
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Physical Science. Properties. Big Ideas Big Book
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Physical Science. Properties. Big Ideas Student Book
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Physical Science. Properties. Big Ideas and Vocabulary Cards
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Physical Science. Properties. Classroom Set
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Physical Science. Properties. Learning Masters
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Physical Science. Properties. Science Inquiry Book
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Physical Science. Properties. Science Inquiry Kit
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Physical Science. Properties. Teacher's Edition
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Physical Science. Pushes and Pulls. Assessment Handbook
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Physical Science. Pushes and Pulls. Big Ideas Big Book
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Physical Science. Pushes and Pulls. Big Ideas Student Book
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Physical Science. Pushes and Pulls. Big Ideas and Vocabulary Cards
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Physical Science. Pushes and Pulls. Classroom Set
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Physical Science. Pushes and Pulls. Learning Masters
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Physical Science. Pushes and Pulls. Science Inquiry Book
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Physical Science. Pushes and Pulls. Science Inquiry Kit
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Physical Science. Pushes and Pulls. Teacher's Edition
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Physical Science. Write About Properties. Making Juice Pops Big Book
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Physical Science. Write About Pushes and Pulls. Pushes and Pulls at Home Big Book
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Book
Kit
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Free
Record posted/updated:
November 28, 2018
R072187
The Land is Our Storybook Series
This series examines living in the far north. Each young author resides in the north and the stories are based on their experiences. Students learn about living off the land from members of the community and learn to embrace the modern world and hold onto their northern traditions and culture. Each story includes terms in a northern language, such as Gwichya Gwiich'in. Each book includes "All the Details" which provides brief explanations for the terms.
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Living Stories = Godi Weghàà Ets' eèda
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The Caribou Feed Our Soul = ?étthén bet à dághíddá
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We Feel Good Out Here = Zhik gwaa'an, nakhwatthaiitat gwiinzìi
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Book
Price :
$16.95 ea.
Record posted/updated:
August 27, 2020
R054535
Hands-on Science Grade 2: An Inquiry Approach(WNCP ed.)
This new edition contains easy-to-follow lesson plans that incorporate an inquiry-based approach to learning. The student-centred activities also include ideas for integrating Indigenous knowledge, multicultural connections and real-world applications into each lesson. The four units contained in the resource are: Growth and Changes in Animals; Properties of Solids, Liquids, and Gases; Position and Motion and Air and Water in the Environment.
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Book
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$124.00
Record posted/updated:
November 28, 2018
R045433
Ancient Thunder
With minimal text and illustrations that appear to be painted on leather shirts, Yerxa celebrates the wild horse. Each shirt is accompanied by a song of praise for wild horses and the role they play in the lives of First Nations people.
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Book
Price :
$9.95
Record posted/updated:
November 28, 2018
R036914
Borealis. A Polar Bear Cub's First Year
Through storytelling, Grambo describes the first year of growth for a polar bear. Borealis is born in the winter near Hudson Bay. As he grows throughout the year, his mother teaches him about survival in the Arctic. While she catches seals, his mother tells Borealis that foxes follow them to clean up the carcass. When spring arrives, the bears move to land. Mama continues to teach Borealis about plant and animal life in the north.
At the end of the book are additional facts on the polar bear, beluga whales, length of day and Churchill, Manitoba. An index is included.
At the end of the book are additional facts on the polar bear, beluga whales, length of day and Churchill, Manitoba. An index is included.
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Book
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$14.95
Record posted/updated:
July 8, 2024
R047600
The Very Best Bed
A bushy gray squirrel is busy storing nuts for the winter. He does not notice that it is getting dark and cold. The squirrel has to find a bed for the night. The squirrel tries various spots, but finds other animals sleeping - a bear is in a den, bats are hanging upside down and there is a hole in a tree that is filled with baby raccoons. Finally, the squirrel finds the right spot for a bed.
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Book
Price :
$13.95
Record posted/updated:
November 28, 2018
R071685
Ookpik. The Travels of a Snowy Owl
The first year of life of a snowy owl is described. Ookpik hatches in the Arctic during spring. He grows quickly during the short summer season. When autumn arrives, Ookpik instinctively knows that he must leave the Arctic or starve.
The author describes Ookpik's journey south. He sees things for the first time, such as trees. Natural surroundings are changing as Ookpik travels from the barren Arctic to the taiga and finally arrives at his destination in the Adirondack Mountains.
The author has included additional information on the snowy owl in the back of the book.
The author describes Ookpik's journey south. He sees things for the first time, such as trees. Natural surroundings are changing as Ookpik travels from the barren Arctic to the taiga and finally arrives at his destination in the Adirondack Mountains.
The author has included additional information on the snowy owl in the back of the book.
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Book
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$14.35 US
Record posted/updated:
July 8, 2024
R046016
Niiwin: Four Ojibwa Critter Tales
A group of Elders are berry picking and Antoinette becomes separated from the group. As Antoinette picks berries, she sees four animals and tells a narrative about each animal. There is a brief introduction where Coleclough introduces the importance of Elders, storytelling and Nanabozho, who is a spirit in human form.
Teachers may consider inviting an Elder or traditional knowledge keeper into the classroom to tell the narratives.
Teachers may consider inviting an Elder or traditional knowledge keeper into the classroom to tell the narratives.
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Book
Price :
$10.50
Record posted/updated:
July 8, 2024
R054510
Pan-Canadian Science Place 2
This comprehensive series addresses learning outcomes from all four units of Saskatchewan's Grade 2 science curriculum.
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Pan-Canadian Science Place 2. Air and Water
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Pan-Canadian Science Place 2. Air and Water. Teacher's Guide
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Pan-Canadian Science Place 2. Animals Grow
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Pan-Canadian Science Place 2. Animals Grow. Teacher's Guide
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Pan-Canadian Science Place 2. Matter, Matter Everywhere
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Pan-Canadian Science Place 2. Matter, Matter Everywhere. Teacher's Guide
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Pan-Canadian Science Place 2. Move It!
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Pan-Canadian Science Place 2. Move It! Teacher's Guide
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Book
Price :
Free
Record posted/updated:
November 28, 2018
R054120
Family Pack
In 1995, 14 Canadian wolves are reintroduced to Yellowstone National Park. The video is based on the experiences of a female wolf who struggled to survive alone in the park. After a harsh winter without her pack, the story ends happily when the female finds a male wolf, and -with their cubs, they form a new pack. Additional features include an Author's Note and a facts section on gray wolves. This video is an adaptation of the picture book written by Sandra Markle and illustrated by Alan Marks.
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CD/DVD
Price :
$34.95
Record posted/updated:
November 28, 2018
R047233
The Beavers' Big House = Lii kastorr leu groos maenzoon
Two beavers, Baptiste and Betsy, live in the forest. As they build their dam, other forest animals drop by and tell them not to work so hard. When a forest fire burns, the two beavers rally the other forest animals to battle the fire.
Included with the original paperback book is a CD with an English and Michif narration of the text.
Included with the original paperback book is a CD with an English and Michif narration of the text.
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Book
Price :
Free
Record posted/updated:
July 8, 2024
R052037
Sandy's Incredible Shrinking Footprint
Sandy loves to visit her grandpa's house by the beach where she and her dog, Pepper, play in the sand. One day, Sandy's walk to the beach is ruined because the sand is littered with garbage. Sandy wonders who would do this to a beautiful place. She then meets the Garbage Lady who keeps the beach clean by recycling materials that she has found. The Garbage Lady teaches Sandy that by recycling and reusing items, she is shrinking her footprint. At the back of the book are 12 suggestions for shrinking our footprints.
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Book
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$15.95
Record posted/updated:
August 16, 2020
R103001
Pearson Science 2. Saskatchewan Edition
The Saskatchewan edition of Pearson Science 2 has been custom published for Saskatchewan and has been developed by Saskatchewan teachers. The hands-on, inquiry-based approach integrates First Nations perspectives into student learning. The classroom kit contains: 1 teacher resource (including interactive whiteboard lessons), 6 copies of 4 fiction and 4 nonfiction little books, 4 lap books, 4 science posters, 4 traditional knowledge posters and 4 skills posters. Additional copies of each fiction and nonfiction little book can be purchased in packages of 6.
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A Day on the Ice. Additional Fiction Little Book Pack
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Air and Water. Additional Non-Fiction Little Book Pack
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Get Moving. Additional Non-Fiction Little Book Pack
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Growing Up. Additional Non-Fiction Little Book Pack
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Liquids and Solids. Additional Non-Fiction Little Book Pack
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Lost and Hound. Additional Fiction Little Book Pack
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Pearson Science 2. Saskatchewan Edition. Teacher's Resource
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The Perfect Pet. Additional Fiction Little Book Pack
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Too Much Water! Additional Fiction Little Book Pack
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Kit
Price :
Free
Record posted/updated:
October 18, 2020
R048686
Winston of Churchill: One Bear's Battle Against Global Warming
Winston lives in Churchill, Manitoba. He notices that ice is melting and that it is getting warmer. Like his idol, Winston Churchill, Winston gathers the other bears around and urges them to join his campaign against global warming. He secures the support of everyone but his wife. If Winston wants to change the world, he will need to start with himself and stop polluting the world with his cigar. Winston and the other bears must convince the humans to change their ways.
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Book
Price :
$7.99
Record posted/updated:
November 28, 2018
R070595
It's Moving Day!
On the edge of a field lies a small burrow. This burrow is home to many creatures. Students will learn about the various animals that occupy the burrow as the seasons change. When the woodchuck wakens from hibernation and leaves the burrow, the cottontail rabbit raises her family there. As the rabbits leave, a salamander makes the burrow its home.
At the back of the book is a brief description of the various animals that occupy the burrow throughout the seasons.
At the back of the book is a brief description of the various animals that occupy the burrow throughout the seasons.
Media and Formats :
Book
Price :
$8.95
Record posted/updated:
July 8, 2024
R052915
Where Beef Comes From
Children will learn about the beef industry in this book. Starting with the birth of calves, students will learn that cattle are ruminants, cattle provide nutrients to the soil through manure and weaning occurs from the females in fall.
As the calves grow, they are taken to a feedlot. At the feedlot, cattle continue to eat a healthy diet. Once they reach 600 kg, they are processed into beef. The beef production process is described: inspection of meat, different cuts of beef and the nutrients beef has for human development.
The book includes a table of contents, a glossary and a section of interesting facts about cattle.
As the calves grow, they are taken to a feedlot. At the feedlot, cattle continue to eat a healthy diet. Once they reach 600 kg, they are processed into beef. The beef production process is described: inspection of meat, different cuts of beef and the nutrients beef has for human development.
The book includes a table of contents, a glossary and a section of interesting facts about cattle.
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Book
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$9.99
Record posted/updated:
July 8, 2024
R052914
Children of the Earth...Remember
Mother Earth asks us to share and protect her. She talks of the animals that first inhabited Earth. With the arrival of people, humans and animals coexisted and shared Mother Earth. As humans started to outnumber animals, they forgot about Mother Earth. Humans no longer shared the land, water and sky with the animals. Schimmel's paintings provide students with opportunities to discuss why Mother Earth needs protection.
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Book
Price :
$20.95
Record posted/updated:
November 28, 2018
R050223
Honk, Honk, Goose!: Canada Geese Start a Family
The roles of male and female geese that are starting a family are described. The female builds the nest, lays the eggs and keeps the goslings warm until they hatch. The male helps to protect the nest by chasing away predators.
At the back of the book is additional information on the Canada goose, migrating and resident geese and a suggestion for a budding scientist.
At the back of the book is additional information on the Canada goose, migrating and resident geese and a suggestion for a budding scientist.
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Book
Price :
$18.95
Record posted/updated:
July 8, 2024
R050235
Bradley McGogg: The Very Fine Frog
Bradley McGogg lives in the bog in a hollowed-out log. The bog is filled with good things to eat. One day Bradley goes to his pantry and finds that the cupboards are bare. He decides to meet his new neighbours in hopes of getting something to eat. As Bradley meets his neighbours, he decides that their food choices are disgusting. Returning to the bog, his home is filled with all kinds of delicious bugs.
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Book
Price :
$9.99
Record posted/updated:
November 28, 2018
R051762
Survival at 40 Below
The animals that live on the tundra must prepare for survival in the winter months. Miller describes the adaptations that various species use to survive in the Arctic. The Arctic ground squirrel stores berries and seeds for survival. A frog partially freezes and hibernates until spring. Birds, such as ptarmigan, can survive during the day, but must find shelter for night. As spring arrives, the tundra is revitalized as various animals come out of hibernation.
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Book
Price :
$10.50
Record posted/updated:
November 28, 2018
R012256
Animal Behaviour Series
This series of books examines animal life. Each book includes a table of contents, a glossary and an index.
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Animals Hibernating: How Animals Survive Extreme Conditions
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Animals and Their Mates: How Animals Attract, Fight for and Protect Each Other
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Book
Price :
Free
Record posted/updated:
October 12, 2019
R043774
Ice Bear: In the Steps of the Polar Bear
The Inuit have watched and learned from the polar bear for generations. Davies describes the adaptations the polar bear has undergone to survive in the Arctic. The polar bear is able to swim and walk for hundreds of kilometres in search of food. At the same time, the polar bear is gentle with her newborn cubs. She will protect and feed the cubs for two years before they are able to hunt on their own. Through observing the polar bear, the Inuit have learned to hide from blizzards in a house of snow, to hunt for seals and to survive in the Arctic.
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Book
Price :
$8.00
Record posted/updated:
November 28, 2018
R051288
What Do You Do With a Tail Like This?
This video examines the various things that animals can do with their ears, eyes, mouths, noses, feet and tails. Children will learn that not all animals use the body parts for the same purpose. For example, a lizard will break off its tail to escape predators and a skunk lifts his tail to spray his enemies. The original story book was written by Steve Jenkins and Robin Page.
Media and Formats :
CD/DVD
Price :
$95.00
Record posted/updated:
July 22, 2020
R053051
The Barefoot Book of Earth Tales
In this collection of narratives, readers will discover how various cultures celebrate our connection with nature and remind us how important it is to take care of Mother Earth. The narratives will increase understanding of the relationship to the land, celebrate the beauty of the natural world and share wisdom to take care of the Earth. The text includes a table of contents and a suggested activity to accompany each narrative.
Media and Formats :
Book
Price :
$19.99
Record posted/updated:
November 28, 2018
R042447
Chameleon, Chameleon
Young children will travel with the chameleon as he searches for a new home. Waking up one morning, the chameleon discovers there is no more food. As he slowly moves down the tree and across the rain forest floor, the chameleon meets other animals and not all are friendly. The chameleon finds another tree to call home and best of all, there is food. After eating a caterpillar, another chameleon shows her aggressive colours while she determines whether the new visitor is a friend or foe.
Additional information on chameleons can be found at the back of the book.
Additional information on chameleons can be found at the back of the book.
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$16.95
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July 8, 2024
R049733
Ice Bears
Two polar bear cubs are born in the Arctic. As the mother nurses the cubs, they grow plump and are soon ready to leave the snow den. When the animals venture outside, the mother polar bear teaches the cubs how to survive in the Arctic. The cubs learn how to walk on ice, how to capture a ring seal for food and how to escape mosquitoes.
Additional information at the back of the text includes an Arctic ice report and a listing of organizations that are working to help the environment.
Additional information at the back of the text includes an Arctic ice report and a listing of organizations that are working to help the environment.
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Book
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$8.99
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July 8, 2024
R046802
On Meadowview Street
Caroline and her family move to Meadowview Street, but they soon discover that there is no meadow, no view and nothing growing in their yard except grass. While Dad is mowing the lawn, Caroline spots a blossom in the grass. She asks her dad not to mow in that one spot and makes a fence to protect the flower. Soon, Dad sells the lawnmower because Caroline's flower preserve has taken over the lawn. Caroline attracts various animal and plant species as her meadow continues to develop. Caroline's efforts to create a meadow catch on in the neighbourhood.
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$21.99
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December 6, 2018
R053287
Looking Closely Series
This series allows students to observe their natural environment. Each book examines a habitat. Within the habitat are animals, plants and objects. The book allows students to look closely at one part of each object, animal or plant and observe what they see. Students flip over a page to see the whole object, animal or plant with a detailed description.
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Looking Closely Across the Desert
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Looking Closely Along the Shore
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Looking Closely Inside the Garden
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Book
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$16.95
Record posted/updated:
October 12, 2019
R050904
When Rain Falls
Stewart examines the behaviour of animals in forests, fields, wetlands and deserts when it rains. She briefly describes what some animals do within the specific habitat to keep dry and identifies some of the adaptations that animals have developed.
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Book
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$25.95
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September 6, 2019
R045579
The Rescue of Nanoose
On September 23, 1994, a large humpback whale is stranded in the waters off Telegraph Cove. The whale is entangled in a rope that has fallen off of a fishing boat. Captain Jim and Captain Mike decide to rescue the whale. Jim fashions a knife and tries to get close to the whale. The whale is frightened and moves when the boat or knife come near her. Mike jumps into the water, cuts the rope and frees the whale.
The story is based on true events. At the back of the book are brief biographies of the individuals involved in the rescue. Background information on marine life is also provided.
The story is based on true events. At the back of the book are brief biographies of the individuals involved in the rescue. Background information on marine life is also provided.
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$18.99
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July 8, 2024
R051737
Whoo Goes There?
Owl is hungry. He waits and watches, then hears something below. Is it a mouse, a squirrel or a rabbit? Along with the owl, young children can try to guess from the clues what is making noise while he waits for his dinner.
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Book
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$19.99
Record posted/updated:
November 28, 2018