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Very informative book if you love geography and travel
Very informative book if you love geography and travel
I hope everyone who has had a chance to start is enjoying Indian Horse by Richard Wagamese! Just over a month to go and I will post a couple of discussion points on the book.
For our next read, I thought we could pick from two Lori Lansens books. I feel she is a less known Canadian author. These are two of my favourite books by her. Please feel free to look up each book and vote (if you want) on the one you'd like to read.
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The Oh Canada book club officially kicks off tomorrow with Indian Horse by Richard Wagamese. We will select a book to read every two months and I will post a small discussion at the end of each book for those who wish to participate. I'll probably post a vote for the next book near the end of January. This is about as low key as it gets and everyone is welcome!
I look forward to discovering and exploring Canadian authors and books with you all!
“Why do some animals live in cold places and others in hot places? Because they‘re adapted to their environment!”
Use this book to encourage students to ask their own questions and explore the answers through research and inquiry-based learning. It can also be a great starting point for a discussion on the scientific method and how to ask meaningful questions.