Northern Lights - Look Up At Sky! - Inclusive Learning
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Supporting Indigenous Resources for Inclusion Learning for Primary Elementary School StudentsThis learning resource helps organize and document student learning and understanding of the Arctic and Inuit Culture. This series is ideal for Kindergarten to grade 2 and is perfect for: class discussions,Price $16.00Original Price $24.00Save $8.00
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Supporting Indigenous Resources for Inclusive Learning for Primary Elementary School Students
This learning resources includes reading activities and video learning links.
Activities include: critical thinking, connecting, sorting and exploring Inuit beliefs in different arctic regions.
Also included is a crossword puzzle to extend understanding and three different mini-book activities for students to display their understanding. (A perfect activity to take home and read to the family!)
This unit, complimented by the other Northern Series Units are perfect for: class discussions, individual learning or independent group learning stations.
While the Strong Reader Series supports beginning and emergent readers, this unit based on the book, can support kindergartens to grade 3.
This Northern Lights (and Inuit beliefs) unit ***CAN BE USED AS A STAND ALONE UNIT *** as well as a book companion to, Look Up in the Sky! Strong Readers: Northern Series written by Brenda Boreham and published By Strong Nations.
(To purchase the Strong Readers Northern Series book set, you can do so at Strong Nations online bookstore. )
This book is part of an eight book bundle. Book units can be used individually or as a set. The other books in the Northern Series are:
I Build an Igloo
Baby Arctic Animals
Birds Come and Go
Snow
A Dog Team
North and South
Polar Bear Facts
Check out the Strong Readers: Metis Series Student Response Booklets
Also, check out the Strong Stories: Coast Salish Series Student Response Booklets
Also, check out the Strong Stories: Tlingit Series Student Response Booklets
Follow my blog, Infusing Indigenous Literature, to see how I integrate Indigenous literature in my curriculum throughout the year: www.infusingindigenouslit.com
To find these books and others like it, I recommend checking out Strong Nations, an online bookstore supplying Indigenous books. Not only do they have an extensive selection, they provide themed book bundles for all age ranges
