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Métis, wetlands and mallards [8 books] (38071) |
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| | Physical
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32 pieces
| | Copyrighted
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2017
| | Distributor
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Strong Nations Publishing Inc
(4357)
| | Country
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Canada
| | Audience
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Intermediate, Junior High, Senior High (IJS)
| | Collection
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Booking Library
| | Series
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We are all connected
(0653)
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| | Synopsis
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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 wetland ecosystem — with a
focus on the mallard and its adaptations for survival.
| | Author
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Dorion, Leah Marie
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Boreham, Brenda ; Mack, Terri
| | Dimensions
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28 cm.
| ISBN#
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9781771742511
| | Pub. Loc.
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Nanaimo, BC
| | Contents
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Métis poem — Métis art — An interview with Leah Marie Dorion — We
are all connected to wetland ecosystems — What are mallards? — Five
classes of vertebrates — What are birds? What do mallards look like?
— What do mallards eat? — A mallard food chain — How do mallards
find their food? — A mallard food web — Life cycle of the mallard —
Where do mallards live? — An interview with Leah Marie Dorion,
continued — The last word from Ross Wilson.
| | Notes
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Theme: Inquiry
| | Parts
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8 books ; 1 guide all in a 41 x 31 cm. plastic bag.
| | Stmt Resp
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Leah Marie Dorion, Brenda Boreham and Terri Mack
| | Guide
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Guide Included
| | Subjects
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First Nations;
Inquiry-based learning;
Mallards;
Métis;
Métis—Interviews;
Science;
Social Studies;
Wetland ecology;
Diversity(CK)
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INQ 4-12
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