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Anthropological origins of humans (37747) |
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Canada
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Intermediate, Junior High (IJ)
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Booking Library
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| | Synopsis
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This kit includes a wide selection of books supporting the following
topics as outlined in the Social Studies 7 curriculum: early
origins of humans in Africa and the migration of early humans out of
Africa to the rest of the world, interactions between early humans and
Neanderthals, technological developments of early humans and the
increasingly sophisticated use of stone tools and early metalworking,
the shift of early humans from a nomadic hunter-gatherer way of life
to more settled agricultural communities.
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2 bins (23 x 40 x 60 cm. each)
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Part 1 - 20 books ; 4 Ancient worlds (Outlooks 7) ; 1 Ancient worlds
(Outlooks 7) teacher's resource ; 5 Early civilizations of Africa ; 1
Early human occupation in British Columbia ; 1 Fossil ; 1 Older than
dirt ; 1 Prehistoric life ; 1 Science year by year, a visual history,
from stone tools to space travel ; The ancient world to the 7th
century ; 4 The best book of early people.
Part 2 - 28 books ; 1 Archaeology for kids ; 1 Born with a bag ; 1
Darwin and evolution for kids ; 1 Evolution ; 1 Evolution revolution ;
1 Evolution: the human story ; 1 First painter ; 1 Flint knapping ; 1
From lava to life, book 2 ; 1 In search of Ancient North America ; 1
Kali's
song ; 1 Life in Ancient Africa ; 1 Life in Ancient Mesoamerica ; 1
Life in Ancient Mesopotamia ; 1 Life in the Ancient Indus River Valley
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Mammoths and mastodons ; 1 Mesopotamia ; 1 Primitive technology II
ancestral skills ; 6 Stone age (DK Findout) ; 1 Stone age boy ; 1 The
mystery of life ; 1 The rise of mammals ; 1 What do we know about
prehistoric people?
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48 books in 2 bins (23 x 40 x 60 cm. each)
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Ancient civilization;
Ancient history;
Anthropology;
Archaeology;
Cosmology;
Early man;
Evolution;
Inquiry-based learning;
Paleontology;
Prehistoric peoples;
Social Studies;
Stone age;
Darwin, Charles—1809-1882(A)
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KT 1738
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