This series is perfect for reading alone or for group discussions. It prompts children to learn more about different occupations which are shown in a non-sexist, ethnically diverse way. 24 pages. PreK- Grade 2. Paperback.

Beginning with a detailed look at the steps involved in design thinking, readers are guided through the process so they can design their own solutions to big issues. Issues include: 1)Inclusive Communities: Barriers that prevent participation in order to create a truly connected community, 2) Green Communities: Minimizing pollution to limiting usage of non-renewable energy, 3) Positive School Communities:Inclusivity to bullying to learning needs, and 4) Healthy Communities: The need for healthy food options in schools and the lack of clean drinking water in impoverished communities. Grade 4-8. Paperback.

Includes facts about the current situations in Guatemala, Afghanistan, Myanmar, Yemen, Iraq, and Syria and the experiences of these refugees in different countries, these stories offer a window into the complex and ongoing journey of refugees as they adjust to their new homes. Grades 2 and up. Paperback. My New Home After Yemen:- After fleeing civil war in Yemen, Sahar knows that she and her family are lucky to have escaped the violence and survived the trip to Toronto, Canada. Although she still has nightmares about bombings and losing her baby brother—Sahar cannot believe how quickly her English is improving, and how much fun she had trick-or-treating on Halloween for the first time. Returning To Afghanistan:- Sonita has been a refugee for her entire life. Born in a refugee camp in Pakistan, Sonita had never seen her family's homeland of Afghanistan—until, faced with discrimination in Pakistan and possible deportation, her parents decided to return. But despite the end of the war, Afghanistan is not the home Sonita's parents and sister remember. Interwoven with facts about the conflict in Afghanistan, Sonita's story gives a look at the experiences of Afghan refugees forced to return to a home that no longer exists. Hoping For A Home After Myanmar:- Syed was forced to flee his homeland of Myanmar because of extreme violence and persecution against the Rohingya minority. After traveling by boat to Malaysia to meet up with his brother, Nazir, Syed must survive “underground” in a country in which he is not welcome. Interwoven with facts about the Rohingya humanitarian crisis and how refugees survive in countries such as Malaysia, Syed's story sheds light on the plight of Rohingya refugees around the world. My New Home After Iraq:- Memories of fleeing war in Iraq, living in the refugee camp in Jordan, and the scary journey to the United States now seem far away to Zainab. But every day, as she attends school, plays sports, and participates in community groups in her new home in Dearborn, Michigan, she is aware that she will always be part of two cultures. Interwoven with facts about Iraq's conflict and the experiences of Iraqi refugees around the world, Zainab's story offers a thoughtful and unique look at the challenges—and triumphs—faced and experienced by refugees in their new homes. My New Home After Syria:- Roj and his family have lived in Germany for three years after fleeing civil war in Syria. Although his family faces discrimination from some in their small village, and hearing news about home from friends and family can be sad, Roj's dreams for the future are high as he faces each new challenge with hope and resilience. Interspersed with facts about the current situation in Syria and the experiences of Syrian refugees in different countries, Roj's story offers a window into the complex and ongoing journey of refugees as they adjust to their new homes. Returning To Guatemala:- Martinez longs for the happy, stable home he had in Guatemala—before gang violence forced them to flee to Mexico. Paired with facts about the instability in Guatemala and the experience of displaced persons there, Martinez's story offers a unique look at the fear—and resilience—refugees experience when they must return home. Grades 2 and up. Paperback.

This laminated, educational map has the World with Europe inset map on one side and Canada on the other. This notebook sized map has been three-hole-punched and has a ten-inch ruler on one side and a 25 centimeter ruler on the other. Time zones have been included. This product is ideal for public, private, parochial, and home schools. Width 8.5, Height 11.

This little book introduces Martin Luther King Jr., an iconic leader of the civil rights movement. Simple, toddler-friendly text tells how King grew up, how he became a minister, and how he worked to end segregation in America. Accessible for even the youngest of children, The Story of Martin Luther King Jr. helps readers understand who King is, what he did, and why his story still matters today. Toddler- Prek. Boardbook.

It's time to celebrate! People celebrate holidays and festivals in every corner of the world. From Christmas to Kwanzaa, Diwali, Hanukkah, Ramadan and Chinese New Year, emergent readers will discover each holiday's background, its traditions, and cultural or religious significance. Carefully levelled text and a close photo text match help promote comprehension every step of the way. Grades:PreK–2. Paperback. 1.Chinese New Year:-It's time to celebrate Chinese New Year! Clean the house. Have a feast with relatives. Watch fireworks and dragon dances. Make paper lanterns. Chinese New Year, or Spring Festival, is a celebration of new beginnings. 2.Christmas:- It's time to celebrate Christmas. There's so much to do! Make cookies and decorate the Christmas tree. Have dinner with your family. Exchange presents. This important Christian holiday celebrates the birth of Jesus Christ. 3.Diwali:- It's time to celebrate Diwali! Light lamps. Exchange cards and presents. Dance and watch fireworks. Diwali, or the Festival of Lights, reminds Hindu people of the story of Rama and Sita. It is a story of how good beats evil. 4.Hanukkah:- It's time to celebrate Hanukkah! Light the menorah. Sing songs and eat tasty treats. During Hanukkah, or the Festival of Lights, Jews remember a war they won. This allowed them to freely practice their beliefs. 5.Kwanzaa:- It's time to celebrate Kwanzaa! Light the kinara. Eat a big feast with your family. During Kwanzaa, people come together. They celebrate African-American heritage. 6.Ramadan:- It's time to celebrate Ramadan. For one month, Muslims don't eat or drink for most of the day. They pray and help the poor. Muslims focus on being thankful during this important Islamic holiday.

Approximately 1.4 million Indigenous people live in Canada today. They come from a large number of communities, each with its own history, language, and cultural practices. Indigenous Canadian Communities in Canada will explore the lives of Indigenous people, both in the past and in current times. Part of Indigenous Communities in Canada Series. Paperback. 24 pages.

Every year, the people of the Protectorate leave a baby as an offering to the witch who lives in the forest. They hope this sacrifice will keep her from terrorizing their town. But the witch in the Forest, Xan, is kind. She shares her home with a wise Swamp Monster and a Perfectly Tiny Dragon. Xan rescues the children and delivers them to welcoming families on the other side of the forest, nourishing the babies with starlight on the journey. One year, Xan accidentally feeds a baby moonlight instead of starlight, filling the ordinary child with extraordinary magic. Xan decides she must raise this girl, whom she calls Luna, as her own. As Luna's thirteenth birthday approaches, her magic begins to emerge—with dangerous consequences. Meanwhile, a young man from the Protectorate is determined to free his people by killing the witch. Deadly birds with uncertain intentions flock nearby. A volcano, quiet for centuries, rumbles just beneath the earth's surface. Grades 5-10. Paperback.

Examine the culture coexists with the harsh elements of the arctic environment. The activities in this truly integrated resource are so much fun that students won't realize that they are learning! Puzzles and games, model making and visual exercises complement the skills used in word study, reading comprehension and creative writing. Children will be intrigued by topics on igloo making, Northern lights, fishing technology and Arctic animals.Over 60 activities. Grades 2–3. Paperback.

The perfect book to treasure and share around the holidays and throughout the year is now available as a board book! Todd Parr's bestselling books have celebrated Valentine's Day, Earth Day, and Halloween, teaching kids about unconditional love, respecting the earth, and facing fears, all with his signature blend of playfulness and sensitivity. The Thankful Book celebrates all the little things children can give thanks for. From everyday activities like reading and bathtime to big family meals together and special alone time between parent and child, Todd inspires readers to remember all of life's special moments. Toddler-PreK. Boardbook.

Includes facts about the current situations in Guatemala, Afghanistan, Myanmar, Yemen, Iraq, and Syria and the experiences of these refugees in different countries, these stories offer a window into the complex and ongoing journey of refugees as they adjust to their new homes. Grades 2 and up. Paperback. My New Home After Yemen:- After fleeing civil war in Yemen, Sahar knows that she and her family are lucky to have escaped the violence and survived the trip to Toronto, Canada. Although she still has nightmares about bombings and losing her baby brother—Sahar cannot believe how quickly her English is improving, and how much fun she had trick-or-treating on Halloween for the first time. Returning To Afghanistan:- Sonita has been a refugee for her entire life. Born in a refugee camp in Pakistan, Sonita had never seen her family's homeland of Afghanistan—until, faced with discrimination in Pakistan and possible deportation, her parents decided to return. But despite the end of the war, Afghanistan is not the home Sonita's parents and sister remember. Interwoven with facts about the conflict in Afghanistan, Sonita's story gives a look at the experiences of Afghan refugees forced to return to a home that no longer exists. Hoping For A Home After Myanmar:- Syed was forced to flee his homeland of Myanmar because of extreme violence and persecution against the Rohingya minority. After traveling by boat to Malaysia to meet up with his brother, Nazir, Syed must survive “underground” in a country in which he is not welcome. Interwoven with facts about the Rohingya humanitarian crisis and how refugees survive in countries such as Malaysia, Syed's story sheds light on the plight of Rohingya refugees around the world. My New Home After Iraq:- Memories of fleeing war in Iraq, living in the refugee camp in Jordan, and the scary journey to the United States now seem far away to Zainab. But every day, as she attends school, plays sports, and participates in community groups in her new home in Dearborn, Michigan, she is aware that she will always be part of two cultures. Interwoven with facts about Iraq's conflict and the experiences of Iraqi refugees around the world, Zainab's story offers a thoughtful and unique look at the challenges—and triumphs—faced and experienced by refugees in their new homes. My New Home After Syria:- Roj and his family have lived in Germany for three years after fleeing civil war in Syria. Although his family faces discrimination from some in their small village, and hearing news about home from friends and family can be sad, Roj's dreams for the future are high as he faces each new challenge with hope and resilience. Interspersed with facts about the current situation in Syria and the experiences of Syrian refugees in different countries, Roj's story offers a window into the complex and ongoing journey of refugees as they adjust to their new homes. Returning To Guatemala:- Martinez longs for the happy, stable home he had in Guatemala—before gang violence forced them to flee to Mexico. Paired with facts about the instability in Guatemala and the experience of displaced persons there, Martinez's story offers a unique look at the fear—and resilience—refugees experience when they must return home. Grades 2 and up. Paperback.

Set features photos and illustrations of significant Canadian symbols. 33 pieces.