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Canada - Peoples & Places, Language Arts - English Language, Alphabet
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Canada from A to Z

by Bobbie Kalman, Niki Walker
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Overview

Showcasing all things Canadian, this book features a dynamic mosiac of landmarks and cultures for a taste of the diversity of the country. Readers discover the Alberta badlands, the coastal fisheries and the bustling bilingual capital of Ottawa. Full color.

An alphabetical introduction to the history, geography, politics, culture, education, industries, and recreations of Canada.

Synopsis

Showcasing all things Canadian, this book features a dynamic mosiac of landmarks and cultures for a taste of the diversity of the country. Readers discover the Alberta badlands, the coastal fisheries and the bustling bilingual capital of Ottawa. Full color.

School Library Journal

Gr 2-5 These series titles introduce children to various aspects of the title country via the alphabet. Entries touch on topics such as history, geography, culture, people, industries, recreation, and language. However, matching subjects to letters is a choppy and random approach to learning about a place. For instance, "A" is for "area," in Canada, yet "A" is for "all about Mexico!" in the other title. Two-thirds of each double-page spread is devoted to photographs and colorful illustrations accompanied by a short, general paragraph of text. The uneven layout varies from clear and easy to understand, to quite jumbled. Each title includes a very general half-page index. Supplemental surveys, at best. Kristina Aaronson, Bethel Elementary School Library, VT Copyright 1999 Cahners Business Information.

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School Library Journal

Gr 2-5 These series titles introduce children to various aspects of the title country via the alphabet. Entries touch on topics such as history, geography, culture, people, industries, recreation, and language. However, matching subjects to letters is a choppy and random approach to learning about a place. For instance, "A" is for "area," in Canada, yet "A" is for "all about Mexico!" in the other title. Two-thirds of each double-page spread is devoted to photographs and colorful illustrations accompanied by a short, general paragraph of text. The uneven layout varies from clear and easy to understand, to quite jumbled. Each title includes a very general half-page index. Supplemental surveys, at best. Kristina Aaronson, Bethel Elementary School Library, VT Copyright 1999 Cahners Business Information.

Book Details

Published
April 1, 1999
Publisher
Crabtree Publishing Company
Pages
32
Format
Paperback
ISBN
9780865054110

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