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Literature to Support First Nations, Métis and Inuit(FNMI) Student Success was developed by the Southern Alberta Professional Development Consortium. Date Published: June 2010
Click the following link to download a copy of the resource for this grade: (FNMI) Student Success - Grade 2
Keepers of the Animals: Native American Stories and Wildlife Activities for Children
$33.95
Format:
Paperback
Text Content Territories:
Indigenous American; Native American;
ISBN / Barcode: 9781555913861
Synopsis:
Synopsis:
Part of the bestselling "Keepers" series, Keepers of the Animals encourages an early interest in wildlife and the environment through Native stories and legends and extensively tested activities for children aged 5 to 12.
Perfect for classroom and home use, this interdisciplinary book teaches children to appreciate Native cultures and heritage while learning about North American animals, insects, fish, reptiles, and birds.
From the Introduction: Keepers of the Animals continues the tradition established by its highly popular and critically acclaimed predecessor, Keepers of the Earth. Here each parent, teacher, naturalist and storyteller is given the tools to bring the wonder and magic of the stories and lessons into the lives of children by empowering them with knowledge, skills and enjoyment found in the activities. This book is about learning to understand, live with and care for the animals: A gathering of carefully selected Native North American animal stories and hands-on activities that promote an understanding of, appreciation for, empathy with and responsible stewardship toward all animals on Earth, including human beings.
Educator & Series Information
B.C. Science Supplementary Resouce Gr.4- Life Science.
This book is part of the Keepers series.
Foreword by Vine Deloria, Jr.
Additional Information
288 pages | 8.35" x 11.00"
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