Paperback Novels

A Cat Named Sunny is written through the eyes of a ten-year-old girl and is suited to the eight-year-old and over reader. The story is set in Saskatchewan. [ see more ]

Earth Science

Realizing the importance and fragility of the world's ecosystems is critical for today's students. Acid rain, global warming, the endangerment and extinction of a varitey of plants and animals are real threats to our very survival. This units takes a close look [ see more ]

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Why are students so fascinated with all sorts of natural weather phenomena. Hurricanes, Typoons, Cyclones, Tornadoes, Water Spouts, Droughts, Duststorms and Sandstorms provide the basis for one interesting mix of science and language arts. [ see more ]

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Find the Fungus Among Us in our captivating resource about trees in our communities. Most trees and shrubs that make up urban forests are not wild or naturally growing they have been planted by people and to stay healthy, they must be properly cared for. Students [ see more ]

We have compiled one of our most comprehensive resources that clearly outline our nation’s Natural Resources and what processes take place to turn them into the products we use. Then we explore the Life Cycle of everyday products that we use from the manufacturing [ see more ]

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Weather Insturments: Rain Gauges, Barometers, Humidity and Thermometers is a two week language arts unit intended for use with Grade Two/Three children. It can be used to strengthen the children's reading and writing skills. Throughout this unit, children are [ see more ]

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Make teaching science through language arts a breeze as the wacky weather that drives us crazy becomes the focus for this highly motivating and practical unit. Major topics include: Weather, Sun, Wind, Clouds, Rain, Snow, Hail, Sleet, Lightning, and Thunder. [ see more ]

Life Science

This unit allows the student to study the topic of cells in an exciting, yet integrated, fashion. The unit begins with a look at what cells are, followed by a study of the differences between one [ see more ]

Realizing the importance and fragility of the world's ecosystems is critical for today's students. Acid rain, global warming, the endangerment and extinction of a varitey of plants and animals are real threats to our very survival. This units takes a close look [ see more ]

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Physical Science

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Animal Science

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A combination of science and language arts that will have your students coming out from their long winter naps in a hurry! Animals investigated include Bears (of course) Ladybugs, Groundhogs (perfect for February 2nd) Garter Snakes, Turtles, and Bats. The unit [ see more ]

Math

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Great fun for Friday afternoons! Well, that’s after all the curriculum targets have been met. Enjoy our collection of amusing and challenging puzzles, word searches, pictograms, shape shifters, quizzes and trivia. You can decide which activities are most suitable [ see more ]

History

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Explore Sainte-Marie among the Hurons, The Seven Years War, The Plains of Abraham and the Quebec Act. Discover how Jacques Cartier, Samuel de Champlain and the first settlers from France contributed to the development of North America. Our resource is an indepth [ see more ]

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Sports & Health

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Go for the gold with this language arts extravaganza. Student interest will be at its highest as Let's Go to the Olympics investigates the fascinating world of the Olympic Games. Students study information about the OIympic Games as they read the newspaper articles [ see more ]

Set of two teaching units containing (A-192) Summer Olympic Games and (A-191) Winter Olympic Games. When you puchase these units as part of the Olympic Games set you save 30% off the regular price. [ see more ]

More great Olympic activities to motivate students in your langauge arts class. The Summer Olympics Games unit looks at eight different sporting events that take place at the Summer Olympic Games. Students study information about the sporting events as they read [ see more ]

Olympic fever is here! Students will be motivated as this Winter Olympic Games unit looks at ten different sporting events that take place at the Winter Olympic Games. Students study information about the sporting event as they read the newspaper style articles [ see more ]

Art

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Social Studies

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Canada is a vast country filled with many different people. There are many Canadians that are famous for their special talents and skills. Some Canadians are well known for their ability to entertain others, their ability to play different sports or for their [ see more ]

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We have compiled one of our most comprehensive resources that clearly outline our nation’s Natural Resources and what processes take place to turn them into the products we use. Then we explore the Life Cycle of everyday products that we use from the manufacturing [ see more ]

Theatre & Folktales

Go for the gold with this language arts extravaganza. Student interest will be at its highest as Let's Go to the Olympics investigates the fascinating world of the Olympic Games. Students study information about the OIympic Games as they read the newspaper articles [ see more ]

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More great Olympic activities to motivate students in your langauge arts class. The Summer Olympics Games unit looks at eight different sporting events that take place at the Summer Olympic Games. Students study information about the sporting events as they read [ see more ]

Olympic fever is here! Students will be motivated as this Winter Olympic Games unit looks at ten different sporting events that take place at the Winter Olympic Games. Students study information about the sporting event as they read the newspaper style articles [ see more ]

Holidays

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Storyboard stories and little books to make for the classroom. Written and Illustrated by Vera Trembach. Storybook stories are an alternative to flannel board stories. They provide the same storytelling enjoyment but they are easier to assemble. [ see more ]

Primary Studies

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Vern owns a restaurant and makes the most delicious vegetable soup in all of Canada. Includes: story, flannel board patterns, rebus chants and reinforces numeral recognition and counting skills. [ see more ]

Nursery Rhymes

At over 95 pages this huge resource turns the world of fairy tales up side down - just like Shrek. Plenty of hands-on activities, rebus rhymes, student book making, journal writing cards, and more! [ see more ]

Value Packs

We’ve packaged together 2 books on Learning Centres written by Vera Trembach. The first book I Love My Learning Centres contains illustrations for 24 different centres in your classroom. Your students will become familiar with the pictures that identify their [ see more ]

Big Books

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Rebus Chants

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Author Studies

The high interest low vocabulary format of these novels is perfect for reluctant readers and is sure to keep students motivated to read. For the teacher, flexibility is the key, with students being assigned a series of five exciting and interesting titles provide [ see more ]

The high interest low vocabulary format of these novels is perfect for reluctant readers and is sure to keep students motivated to read. For the teacher, flexibility is the key, with students being assigned a series of five exciting and interesting titles provide [ see more ]

Novel Studies

A Cat Named Sunny - Novel Study - Chapter Summary - Student Self Editing - The W's Chapter Summary - Getting Along with Others - Character Traits - Drama, Art - Comprehension - Food Chains, Animals & Plants - Creative Writing - Crosswords, Word Games [ see more ]

Have you ever visited a shopping mall that has sharks and piranhas, a triple-loop rollercoaster, 22 waterslides, an Ice Palace, submarines, 828 stores and a major mystery to solve? Soon after Tom and Liz Austen arrive at the West Edmonton Mall, a bomber strikes [ see more ]

The leaders of the world's superpowers have agreed to meet in Quebec City to put an end to chemical weapons but powerful forces will stop at nothing to prevent the agreement from being signed. From the first chilling page, Cold Midnight in Vieux Quebec is filled [ see more ]

On her own during a California holiday, Liz Austen is plunged into the middle of an international plot when a boy named Ramon disappears from his room at the Disneyland Hotel. Has Ramon been taken hostage? Before Liz can answer that question, her own safety is [ see more ]

Former Death Machine biker Billy Bones grabs Liz Austen's arm and whispers: The password . . . is . . . NOEL. Remember it! Remember it? How could she forget?? That one word launches an unforgettable road trip across Saskatchewan aboard the Manana Banana and plunges [ see more ]

Jerry Spinelli’s novel, LOSER, chronicles the childhood of Donald Zinkoff. Zinkoff is one of the most unusual, endearing characters ever to grace the pages of a novel for Young Readers. No matter what the game, Zinkoff never wins. He trips over his own feet; constantly [ see more ]

The agonizing sound of a woman's scream hurls Tom Austen into the middle of a murder plot on board the sleek passenger train The Canadian. Who is responsible for the death of lovely Catherine Saks? As Tom investigates the strange collection of travellers who share [ see more ]

The rainforest of British Columbia holds many secrets, but none stranger than those of Nearby Island. After hair raising events during a Pacific storm, Tom and Liz Austen seek answers among the island's looming trees. Alarmed by the ghostly shape of the hermit [ see more ]

When Liz Austen lands a role in a summer production of Annie in St. Andrews, New Brunswick, she learns that an upcoming vote on the town's future may ruin its charm and tradition. She also meets Emily, who desperately needs a good friend to help her discover her [ see more ]

An investigation into the kidnapping of his schoolmate leads young Tom Austen to the seedy Golden Boy Cafe and an unexpected encounter with a desperate criminal. After getting one step too close to the kidnappers, Tom is taken prisoner and needs all his wits to [ see more ]

A fire burning on the sea . . . icy fingers in the night . . . a dog that suddenly won't go near its master's bedroom . . . a host of strange characters with names like Black Dog, Henneyberry, and Roger Eliot-Stanton . . . These are the baffling ingredients of [ see more ]

While visiting the famous farmhouse known as Green Gables, Liz Austen and her friends are swept up in baffling events that lead them from an ancient cemetery to a haunted church, and then to a heart stopping showdown in a deserted lighthouse as fog swirls across [ see more ]

Why is a mysterious yacht flashing a signal off the coast of Newfoundland on a cold November evening? Tom and Liz Austen, with their cousins Sarah and Duncan Joy, follow a difficult trail toward the truth. As they search, someone called Hawk and people known as [ see more ]

What is the sinister conspiracy code named CanSell, and how does it threaten Canada? Is the nation's handsome Prime Minister really what he seems? The truth is on a micro cassette that Tom Austen must somehow find before a crucial vote by Canadians on the future [ see more ]

What is the secret lurking in the ruins of a lonely ghost town in the mountains of British Columbia? Solving this mystery is only one of the challenges facing Tom Austen after he arrives in B.C. with this sidekick, Dietmar Oban, and learns that a young girl has [ see more ]

Tom Austen and his sister Liz shiver with excitement when they arrive at Casa Loma, a castle right in the heart of downtown Toronto one with a mystery to solve and a lost treasure to find. Sir Nigel Brampton, the millionaire owner of Casa Loma, has disappeared [ see more ]

During a long, cold winter in his home town, young Tom Austen stumbles across some strange activity in an abandoned house. Through the snowy streets of Winnipeg, aboard the historic Prairie Dog Central and during a Ski-Doo chase beneath the Northern Lights, Tom [ see more ]

Within the walls of a gloomy estate known as Blackwater, Liz Austen discovers the strange world of Baron Nicolai Zaba, a man who lives in constant fear. What is the secret of the ancient chapel's underground vault? Why are the words In Evil Memory scrawled on [ see more ]

A chance meeting with a drug dealer named Spider takes Tom Austen into the grim streets of Vancouver's Skid Road, where he poses as a runaway while searching for information to help the police smash a gang that is hooking young kids on drugs. Suddenly unmasked [ see more ]

Canada

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Canada is a vast country filled with many different people. There are many Canadians that are famous for their special talents and skills. Some Canadians are well known for their ability to entertain others, their ability to play different sports or for their [ see more ]

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Explore Sainte-Marie among the Hurons, The Seven Years War, The Plains of Abraham and the Quebec Act. Discover how Jacques Cartier, Samuel de Champlain and the first settlers from France contributed to the development of North America. Our resource is an indepth [ see more ]

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Set of two teaching units containing (A-192) Summer Olympic Games and (A-191) Winter Olympic Games. When you puchase these units as part of the Olympic Games set you save 30% off the regular price. [ see more ]

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