Repost for - @Jess861
I hope everyone who has had a chance to start is enjoying Indian Horse by Richard Wagamese!
For our next read, I thought we could pick from two Lori Lansens books. I feel she is a less known Canadian author. These are two of my favourite books by her. Please feel free to look up each book and vote (if you want) on the one you'd like to read.
#OhCanada
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Three books that are written by Indigenous authors. Comment on what book you'd like to read if you want.
I feel all three of these books (even though they are fiction), will give some insight into the lives and culture of the Indigenous peoples in Canada as well as how they have been treated. Indian Horse came out a while back so I'm not sure how easy it will be to find outside of Canada.
All our welcome to join - let me know if you want to.
“Why do some animals live in cold places and others in hot places? Because they‘re adapted to their environment!”
Use this book to encourage students to ask their own questions and explore the answers through research and inquiry-based learning. It can also be a great starting point for a discussion on the scientific method and how to ask meaningful questions.
so-soThis book answers 100 of the most common “where“ questions children ask about animals, space, the world, and more. It‘s designed to spark curiosity and encourage children to learn about the world around them.
@mcctrish oh my gosh! This was such a nice surprise to get on today if all days. Thank you so very, very much. I love this. #FoodAndLit #Canada
