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Fiction Readers: The Hare and the Tortoise
The Hare and the Tortoise is an Aesop Fable that has been retold by another author. The story is about a hare teasing a tortoise for being slow. They end up racing, but hare decided to take a nap in the middle of the race. Tortoise is slow and steady and...
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Fiction Readers: The Lonely Penguin's Blog
The Lonely Penguin’s Blog is a humorous and fictional animal fantasy story about a penguin who writes a blog. Palaki, an emperor penguin, blogs about his journey heading south. He describes what he is looking for to know he is on the right route...
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Fiction Readers: The Snake's Diary by Little Yellow
In the diary of Little Yellow the snake, children will learn about what it's like to be a growing snake. Little Yellow desperately wants to be big and green, but slowly comes to realize that there are advantages to being little and yellow. For example,...
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Fiction Readers: The Untold Story of Ms. Mirabelle
The Untold Story of Ms. Mirabelle is a humorous and realistic fiction story about a girl and her friend making fun of how a teacher as old as Ms. Mirabelle could not run. Rosalyn’s dad took her to a race to watch the runners. Rosalyn wanted to...
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Fiction Readers: Vroom, Vroom! Poems About Things with Wheels
Using a variety of styles and conventions, Vroom, Vroom! Poems About Things with Wheels is an exciting and humorous way to expose young readers to poetry. All the poems contain literary elements such as alliteration, imagery, and rhyming. Young...
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Fiction Readers: Where Did the Dinosaurs Go?
Where Did the Dinosaurs Go? is a fictional story about two dinosaurs learning about planets. They tried to figure out why the dinosaurs disappeared from planet Earth. They thought about what dinosaurs need, humans, the volcano that blew up, and the...
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From Here to There
From Here to There is an informational explanation. The text explains that seeds are spread by a variety of methods, including wind, animals, water and explosion. The style is informative and conversational. The book has a table of contents...
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Mathologie : Prêts pour l’école !
Adèle et Éric se préparent pour la rentrée scolaire. Voyez combien leur école est différente de toutes les autres écoles.
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Mathologie : Retour à Batoche
Une jeune fille raconte sa sortie de famille au festival métis Retour à Batoche.
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Mathology: Getting Ready for School
Addie and Eric are getting ready to start a new school year. Find out what makes their school different from any other.
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Mathology: Sharing Our Stories
Sarah is at a powwow near Edmonton, Alberta, with her family. What will she see and hear? What will she learn?
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Mathology: The Money Jar
Find out how some Grade 2 students raise money for a special project and how they make use of a money jar.