Strong Science - Animals: A Duck Family

Synopsis:
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        This book is about a mallard duck family.
Mallards live near water.
Have you seen mallards in a marsh, pond, or lake?
Educator & Series Information
Recommended for grade 1 students, but may also be useful in kindergarten classrooms.
Strong Science - Animals is a language-based science series for primary students featuring animals that all Canadian students will recognize. Photographs and Indigenous artwork illustrate the series. Common learning objectives in science curricula across Canada are addressed, and suggestions for extending the learning to other curriculum areas, including Indigenous cultural awareness, language arts, math, and art, are included in the teacher’s guide. The sixteen books in this series are grouped into four levels that increase in complexity, designed to accommodate students with various reading abilities within a classroom. This feature facilitates the use of this series in literacy programs along with the Strong Readers series.
A Duck Family is an EP2 (Early Primary 2) book in the Strong Science - Animals series. Font size decreases as language complexity and word count increase across levels: EP1 books have approximately 40 words, EP2 books have approximately 60 words, EP3 books have approximately 80 words, and EP4 books have approximately 100 words.
A teacher's guide for Strong Science - Animals is available: Strong Science - Animals: Teacher's Guide
Additional Information
16 Pages | 6.5" x 5.5" | Paperback | ISBN: 9781771746106
- Child & Nature Alliance of Canada: Outdoor Learning Resources
- Elementary School Bundle: 2023
- Elementary School Bundle: 2024
- Strong Science - Animals Reading Bundle
- Strong Science - Animals Single Set Bundle
- Strong Science - Animals: Classroom Learning Bundle
- Teacher Resource Bundle: Strong Science - Animals
- Teacher Resource Bundle: Strong Science - Animals with Puppets
- Theme Bundle: Birds

 
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            and core of the Pacific Northwest Coast peoples—the Cedar Tree, known as the Tree of Life. We are
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