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Title
Inuit, tundra and ravens (37891)
Physical Illustrated; 32 pages
Copyrighted 2017
Distributor Strong Nations Publishing Inc (4357)
Audience Primary, Intermediate, Junior High (PIJ)
Collection Professional Library
Series We are all connected (0653)
Synopsis One book in a series that explores how we all live together in a shared balance upon Mother Earth. Features interviews with Indigenous people, responding to questions as to how their community interacts with the land of their traditional territory. Ideal for use in inquiry-based learning. Also examines the tundra ecosystem -with a focus on the raven and its adaptations for survival.
Author Kusugak, Michael
Added autho Boreham, Brenda,; Mack, Terri
Dimensions 28 cm.
ISBN# 9781771742481 (sc.)
Contents Inuit story -Inuit art -An interview with Michael Kusugak -We are all connected to tundra ecosystems -What are common ravens? -Five classes of vertebrates -What are birds? What do common ravens look like? -What do common ravens eat? -A raven food chain -How do ravens find their food? -A raven food web -Life cycle of the common raven -Where do common ravens live? -An interview with Michael Kusuagak, continued -The last word from Jennifer Anawak.
Notes A resource used with 2018 Day of Secwentwecw activities.
Parts 32 pages
Stmt Resp Michael Kusugak, Brenda Boreham and Terri Mack.
Subjects Inuit; Inuit—Interviews; Ravens; Tundra ecology; Diversity(CK); Boreham, Brenda,—author(A); Mack, Terri,—illustrator,—editor(A); First Nations
Call# 577.586 KUS
Holdings
Book 1 copy
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