From the Mountains to the Sea - We Live Here Kindergarten Bundle
$115.81
Text Content Territories:
Indigenous Canadian;
Status: In Re-Print
Other Categories:
Strong Nations Bundles | Strong Nations Publishing Bundles | From the Mountains to the Sea
Note:
From the Mountains to the Sea is a series of three books, each with it's own bundle of items: Kindergarten- We Live Here Grade 1- We Share the Seasons Grade 2- We Are a Community
Details:
Supports the following:
• Aboriginal Learning Standards for both science and social studies for each grade level are captured in this unique book series. Science is always on the left, social studies on the right.
• Each book provides opportunity to extend into place based learning.
• Each book is 10” x 14” and is meant to be read aloud multiple times.
• Each book captures the journey of a river from its source high up in the mountains and then to the estuary where it meets the sea. Along this journey we meet the cedar, salmon, bear, eagle and orca.
• Within the K and Grade 1 books there are educator notes to help support the content for both science and social studies. The Grade 2 book is self explanatory as it is being read aloud.
• Within the K and Grade 1 books the structure for a Talking Circle is embedded along with notes on how to facilitate a circle.
• The importance of the salmon in how it provides food and nutrients within the river eco-system is an inferred focus for each title.
Click link to download a five week Kindergarten planning guide :Kindergarten FREE Download for We Live Here
Download a free stamp book here: Stamp Book English
This resource is available in French HERE!
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Read Aloud
From the Mountains to the Sea: We Live Here
$29.95
Artists:
Format:
Paperback
Text Content Territories:
Indigenous Canadian;
Grade Levels: Kindergarten;
ISBN / Barcode: 9781771741019
Synopsis:
Synopsis:
Each book in the series, From the Mountains to the Sea, supports the new BC Aboriginal Learning Standards in both Science and Social Studies.
From the Mountains to the Sea: We Live Here is a Kindergarten resource, which covers all of your Aboriginal Learning Standards in both science and social studies within the new BC curriculum.
Click link to download a five-week Kindergarten planning guide: Kindergarten FREE Download for We Live Here
Back of book introduction:
This book is about a river. Can you find a river on the front cover of this book? What do you know about rivers?
Most rivers start high up in the mountains. As the water comes down the hill, it makes little pathways in the rocks and gravel. As the pathways get bigger, they join to make streams. Sometimes the streams join together to make a river. Where a river leaves the mountains the ground flattens out, and the river slows down. The river ends when it flows into the sea.
The area in and around a river is a good place for plants, animals and people to live because we can all find food and water there. The salmon is an important food for many of us.
Some of the plants and animals that you will find in this book are:
- Cedar trees live and grow all the way along a river, from the mountains to the sea.
- Salmon spend their adult lives out in the open sea. When it is time to lay their eggs, they swim back to their home streams. Their home streams are sometimes very close to the mountains.
- Bears walk long distances to find their food. They live from the mountains to the sea. In the fall they go to the rivers to fish for salmon.
- Eagles fly over large areas looking for food. They live from the mountains to the sea. In the fall, they go to the rivers to feast on salmon.
- Orcas live in the open sea. They swim long distances to hunt for food. Some orcas eat salmon.
This book is also part of a bundled package that includes:
- a Talking Feather
- rubber stamps
- bulletin board trimmers
Click here to view the bundle: From the Mountains to the Sea: We Live Here Bundle
This resource is available in French: Collection Des montagnes à la mer: Nous habitons ici
Additional Information
Book dimensions: 10" x 14" | Pages: 16 | ISBN: 9781771741019
Learning Environment
Bulletin Board Trimmer: Crests
$18.95
Artists:
Size:
89cm L X 7 cm W
ISBN / Barcode: 459312859002
Synopsis:
Synopsis:
Beautiful crest designs by Tsimshian artist Bill Helin.
15 pieces cover nearly 44 feet around your bulletin board.
Each piece is 35" x 2.75".
Additional Information
ISBN: 459312859002
Learning Support
Stamp - Rectangle (Rubber): Bill Helin - Bear
$12.99
Artists:
Size:
2.75 inches x 1.75 inches
ISBN / Barcode: 45931285790
Synopsis:
Synopsis:
This bear stamp is designed by Tsimshian artist Bill Helin.
Educator Information
Download a free English stamp book here: Stamp Book English
Download a free French stamp book here: Stamp Book French
Additional Information
2.75" x 1.75" | ISBN: 45931285790 | Made in Canada
Stamp - Rectangle (Rubber): Bill Helin - Eagle
$12.99
Artists:
Size:
2.75 inches x 1.75 inches
ISBN / Barcode: 45931285791
Synopsis:
Synopsis:
This eagle stamp is designed by Tsimshian artist Bill Helin.
Educator Information
Download a free English stamp book here: Stamp Book English
Download a free French stamp book here: Stamp Book French
Additional Information
2.75" x 1.75" | ISBN: 45931285791 | Made in Canada
Stamp - Rectangle (Rubber): Bill Helin - Orca
$12.99
Artists:
Size:
1.75 inches x 2.75 inches
ISBN / Barcode: 45931285792
Synopsis:
Synopsis:
This orca stamp is designed by Tsimshian artist Bill Helin.
Educator Information
Download a free English stamp book here: Stamp Book English
Download a free French stamp book here: Stamp Book French
Additional Information
1.75" x 2.75" | ISBN: 45931285792 | Made in Canada
Stamp - Rectangle (Rubber): Bill Helin - Salmon
$12.99
Artists:
Size:
2.75 inches x 1.75 inches
ISBN / Barcode: 45931285794
Synopsis:
Synopsis:
This salmon stamp is designed by Tsimshian artist Bill Helin.
Educator Information
Download a free English stamp book here: Stamp Book English
Download a free French stamp book here: Stamp Book French
Additional Information
2.75" x 1.75" | ISBN: 45931285794 | Made in Canada
Stamp - Rectangle (Rubber): Bill Helin - Tree of Life
$12.99
Artists:
Size:
1.75 inches x 2.75 inches
ISBN / Barcode: 45931285793
Synopsis:
Synopsis:
This tree of life stamp is designed by Tsimshian artist Bill Helin.
Educator Information
Download a free English stamp book here: Stamp Book English
Download a free French stamp book here: Stamp Book French
Additional Information
1.75" x 2.75" | ISBN: 45931285793 | Made in Canada
Talking Circle Feather
$14.95
ISBN / Barcode: 4593128620008
Synopsis:
Synopsis:
Deerskin wrapped Turkey feather.
We hope that you find this feather to be a great starting point in your integration of a talking circle into your classroom. Our hope is that one day you find, or are gifted, a sacred eagle feather along your journey.
Additional Information
ISBN: 4593128620008
Our logo reflects the greater Nation we live within—Turtle Island (North America)—and the strength
and core of the Pacific Northwest Coast peoples—the Cedar Tree, known as the Tree of Life. We are
here to support the building of strong nations and help share Indigenous voices.
