Students will gain an understanding of the different family structures and the diversity and cultural differences found within families, as well as develop respect for others who come from different backgrounds than themselves. 111 pages.

Measures 12"x17", double-sided surface for fun and colorful learning. Use with dry erase or water based markers and washable crayons. Blank on the back. Basic:- Learn the Providences & Capitols. Answers on the front. Physical:-Detailed map with Providences, Capitols and Cities.

English on one side and French on the other. Laminated. Measures 20" × 30".

In today's uncertain world, many families are leaving their home countries and seeking a better life in the United States. Immigrants from Afghanistan and the Middle East explores the stories of two families who left their home countries to find a better life in the United States. Follow their journeys to find out why they left their homelands and understand the challenges they faced in moving to a new country. Ages 8-10. Grade 3-4. Paperback.

Geography of Canada even includes a topic card called, 'That's a Funny Name'..how could this not be a fun card game and way to learn about the world's second largest country by total area. Encourages kids to learn interesting facts about Geography of Canada. Each of the thirty game cards combines trivia, true or false, and multiple choice questions. A special three-numbered die is included which creates interaction and promotes communication between players. Easy and hard levels keep kids interested and challenged - while of course having fun. Number of Players 2-8. Ages 7 and up.

Lessons expose students to the many roles and responsibilities that help make a community a success. The goal of the book is to get students familiar with their growing role in the community and an acceptance and willingness to take part in the many activities that make a community successful. Depending on the needs of the students in your class, the teacher may want to scan any Teacher Notes into Kurzweil on the computer. By doing this, no matter the reading abilities of your students, they will be able to access the information of the text. Teachers are also encouraged to allow their students to collaborate on as many activities possible, in order to allow all students to be successful without modifying the text significantly. 64 pages.

These simple, photo-illustrated biographies provide a perfect introduction to the lives of great Canadians. Each figure's childhood, education, and career are presented with easy-to-read text for emergent readers.

Tells the story of the Jewish festival of lights, from its beginnings in Ancient Israel to how modern day Jewish families keep the traditions and ceremonies alive. Hardcover.

Families love, laugh, and care for one another. But they share much more together. Families fast and present work together and support each other. They also share meaningful traditions, celebrations and values. Vibrant photos and at-level text help readers discover the many sides of family life. All families celebrate together. Some celebrations have parties. Others have a special treat. But all celebrations have family fun. Find out how families celebrate together. All families have traditions. These are passed down from long ago. Some traditions are yummy, others are fun. Learn all about traditions and the families that keep them. No two families are the same. Some families from long ago look different from families today. But all families are special and full of love. Learn about the differences between families long ago and today. Working together is part of what makes a family. Families share work to help each other and have fun. Learn all about how families work together to get the job done. All families share values. Older family members share values with younger family members. Values help shape our families. Learn about the many values that families share. Every family is unique and special. Some families are large. Others are small. But all families are special. Find out what makes a family. The Capstone Interactive edition comes with simultaneous access for every student in your school and includes read aloud audio recorded by professional voice over artists. Paperback. PreK- Grade 2.

9"x12" wood puzzles. 7–15 pieces. Ages 3 to 6.

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.

Looks at everyday life in cities that have grown up around a particular industry. Most people in these cities work in factories, warehouses, ports, airports, or transportation. Grades 2-6. Paperback. Few people live in the business district of big modern cities. The area where people live in a big city is usually filled with office buildings, banks, insurance companies, and stores. This book focuses on New York City, and looks at the everyday life of workers in the business district. Life in a Residential Citylooks at living in the housing zone of a big modern city. City life, with lots of people, traffic, buildings, and roads, is busy and fast-paced. Toronto, Ontario, is the featured example. It looks at houses and apartments, and how people commute to work. Life in a Suburban Citylooks at living in cities that have spread from the center far into the countryside. Many people live and work in areas that are miles from downtown. Los Angeles, California is the featured example, and focuses on family life in a typical suburb. Life in an Industrial Citylooks at everyday life in cities that have grown up around a particular industry. Most people in these cities work in factories, warehouses, ports, airports, or transportation. Houston, Texas, is used as an example showing how people live, work, and relax in the industrial part of the city.