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Think big

Munsch, Robert


Genre:Canadian fiction; Humorous stories Tone:Funny Media Mentions:CBC Radio (Canada): The Next Chapter (Oct 2021) Min/Max Grade level:1 - 2. Jamaal is the biggest kid in his family, but his room is the smallest one. If Mom and Dad won't help, what can he do?
Date Published:2021

Qu'est-ce qu'il y a dans la boite

Daywalt, Drew


Genre:Easy readers Character:Anthropomorphic; Character duos Tone:Silly Illustration:Cartoony Min/Max Grade level:Kindergarten - 2 Lexile: 330 Accelerated Reader: IL: LG, BL: 1.4, AR Pts: 0.5. Monkey has a big box, which he tells Cake has a cat inside, but only when the box is closed; Cake suggests that maybe it is a dinosaur instead, and the two friends puzzle over how they can solve the problem of finding out what is in the box, if it is always empty when opened.
Date Published:2019

Genre:Easy readers Character:Anthropomorphic; Character duos Tone:Silly Illustration:Cartoony Min/Max Grade level:Kindergarten - 2 Lexile: 330 Accelerated Reader: IL: LG, BL: 1.4, AR Pts: 0.5. Monkey has a big box, which he tells Cake has a cat inside, but only when the box is closed; Cake suggests that maybe it is a dinosaur instead, and the two friends puzzle over how they can solve the problem of finding out what is in the box, if it is always empty when opened.

Date Published:2019

The case of the Bicycle Bandit.

Preller, James



Date Published:2001

Helen Keller.

Davidson, Margaret



Date Published:1969

Open questions for rich math lessons : number strand, grade levels 4, 5, 6

Sterenberg, Gladys.


- Adding and subtracting decimal numbers / - Adding and subtracting whole numbers / - Factors and multiples / - Fractions and decimal numbers / - Fractions and decimals / - Fractions, ratios, and percents / - Integers / - Introduction / - Multiplying and dividing whole numbers / - Operations with whole numbers and decimals / - Place-value system, The / - Representing and comparing whole numbers to 1 000 000 / - Representing and describing whole numbers to 10 000 / Get ready to unleash student math success with this collection of hundreds of open questions from Marian Small. An essential tool for every K–9 math classroom, the Open Questions for Rich Math Lessons: Number Strand books are organized around outcomes from the WNCP Common Curriculum Framework for K–9 Mathematics. These teacher resource books use a highly visual format to present easy-to-use questions with sample responses for all parts of problem-solving lessons. These resources can be used on their own or as a supplement to a core program such as MathUP. These books will: Prompt discussion of mathematical concepts and lead to deeper understanding Show connections among the specific outcomes in the WNCP curriculum Offer models to help teachers develop their own open questions Add to the teacher’s repertoire of engaging tasks for students Provide opportunities for thoughtful practice of concepts and skills.
Date Published:2016

- Adding and subtracting decimal numbers / - Adding and subtracting whole numbers / - Factors and multiples / - Fractions and decimal numbers / - Fractions and decimals / - Fractions, ratios, and percents / - Integers / - Introduction / - Multiplying and dividing whole numbers / - Operations with whole numbers and decimals / - Place-value system, The / - Representing and comparing whole numbers to 1 000 000 / - Representing and describing whole numbers to 10 000 / Get ready to unleash student math success with this collection of hundreds of open questions from Marian Small. An essential tool for every K–9 math classroom, the Open Questions for Rich Math Lessons: Number Strand books are organized around outcomes from the WNCP Common Curriculum Framework for K–9 Mathematics. These teacher resource books use a highly visual format to present easy-to-use questions with sample responses for all parts of problem-solving lessons. These resources can be used on their own or as a supplement to a core program such as MathUP. These books will: Prompt discussion of mathematical concepts and lead to deeper understanding Show connections among the specific outcomes in the WNCP curriculum Offer models to help teachers develop their own open questions Add to the teacher’s repertoire of engaging tasks for students Provide opportunities for thoughtful practice of concepts and skills.

Date Published:2016

Anastasia, the last Grand Duchess /

Meyer, Carolyn.


A novel in diary form in which the youngest daughter of Tsar Nicholas ll describes the privileged life in her family up until the time of world War l and the tragic events that befell them.
Date Published:2000

Leo et Lea La pizza

Gowar, Mick.



Date Published:1999

Stars come out within

Little, Jean, 1932-.


Sequel to: Little by little. A continuation of the author's story as she learns to cope with the total loss of her eyesight.
Date Published:1990

Mesure, mesurons, mesurez!

Keenan, Sheila.



Date Published:2002

Lili grand coeur [reader]

Keenan, Sheila.



Date Published:2003

Poison alert! : my tips to avoid danger zones at home

Bellisario, Gina.


Includes Index, To learn more section including Websites. Matthew's little brother doesn't know about harmful substances. But Mighty Matthew does! He rescues his brother from household poisons. That means cleaners, medicines, and houseplants. He also points out poisons in the grass and garage. Matthew knows how to stay safe at home!
Date Published:2012

Ironman : coeur d'acier [Roman graphique]

Alain, Marc.


Une porte d'entrée sur l'univers des superhéros! Des bandes dessinées hors série pouvant être lues indépendamment... et par toute la famille, même les plus petits.
Date Published:2013

Fables : a short anthology [big book]

Brian, Janeen.


Includes Index. Housed in the Classroom Library--Grade 2E. Thirteen, mostly well-known, fables from Aesop and other authors are retold in a straight-forward, economical style using direct and interesting vocabulary. Each occupies a single page and is accompanied by an expressive illustration, drawn with clean lines in vivid colours. The moral to be learned is explained in italics at the end of each story, this is occasionally expressed as a proverb which may require or promote further discussion.
Date Published:1990

Includes Index. Housed in the Classroom Library--Grade 2E. Thirteen, mostly well-known, fables from Aesop and other authors are retold in a straight-forward, economical style using direct and interesting vocabulary. Each occupies a single page and is accompanied by an expressive illustration, drawn with clean lines in vivid colours. The moral to be learned is explained in italics at the end of each story, this is occasionally expressed as a proverb which may require or promote further discussion.

Date Published:1990

The case of the kidnapped candy

Preller, James.


It's almost Valentine's Day, and Mrs. Gleason's class is writing poems about all th ethings they love: pets, practical jokes, surprises, and candy! But then the class's Valentine's Day candy stash disappears. there's more than one person wtih a sweet tooth in Ms. Gleason's class, so solving the mystery won't be easy. Can Jigsaw track down the candy-napper? or will the case go from sweet to sour?
Date Published:2007

Nos papillons

Giulieri, Anne


Housed in the Classroom Library - Grade KF.
Date Published:2005

La Saint-Patrick

Bredeson, Carmen.



Date Published:2008

Divergent #1

Roth, Veronica.


One choice can transform you. Pass initiation. Do not fail! Thrilling urban dystopian fiction debut from exciting young author. In sixteen-year-old Beatrice Prior's world, society is divided into five factions -- Abnegation (the selfless), Candor (the honest), Dauntless (the brave), Amity (the peaceful), and Erudite (the intelligent) -- each dedicated to the cultivation of a particular virtue, in the attempt to form a "perfect society." At the age of sixteen, teens must choose the faction to which they will devote their lives. On her Choosing Day, Beatrice renames herself Tris, rejects her family's group, and chooses another faction. After surviving a brutal initiation, Tris finds romance with a super-hot boy, but also discovers unrest and growing conflict in their seemingly "perfect society." To survive and save those they love, they must use their strengths to uncover the truths about their identities, their families, and the order of their society itself.
Date Published:2011

One choice can transform you. Pass initiation. Do not fail!

Thrilling urban dystopian fiction debut from exciting young author. In sixteen-year-old Beatrice Prior's world, society is divided into five factions -- Abnegation (the selfless), Candor (the honest), Dauntless (the brave), Amity (the peaceful), and Erudite (the intelligent) -- each dedicated to the cultivation of a particular virtue, in the attempt to form a "perfect society." At the age of sixteen, teens must choose the faction to which they will devote their lives. On her Choosing Day, Beatrice renames herself Tris, rejects her family's group, and chooses another faction. After surviving a brutal initiation, Tris finds romance with a super-hot boy, but also discovers unrest and growing conflict in their seemingly "perfect society." To survive and save those they love, they must use their strengths to uncover the truths about their identities, their families, and the order of their society itself.

Date Published:2011

I scream, you scream

Preller, James.


Genre:Horror Tone:Scary; Suspenseful Min/Max Grade level:2 - 3 Lexile: 550 Accelerated Reader: IL: MG, BL: 3.9, AR Pts: 1 Amusement park-loving Samantha receives a ticket to a very special ride that takes her on a heart-stopping adventure along with her equally terrified companion.
Date Published:2013

The plot to kill Hitler: Dietrich Bonhoeffer : pastor, spy, unlikely hero

McCormick, Patricia.


This compelling, brilliantly researched account includes the remarkable discovery that Bonhoeffer was one of the first people to provide evidence to the Allies that Jews were being deported to death camps.
Date Published:2016

Open questions for rich math lessons : number strand, grade levels K, 1, 2, 3

Sterenberg, Gladys.


Marian Small ; contributing author, Gladys Sterenberg. - Adding and subtracting / - Comparing numbers / - Counting and estimating to 100 / - Counting and estimating to 1000 / - Counting and subitizing / - Counting, subitizing, and estimating / - Fractions / - Introduction / - Multiplying and dividing / - Representing and comparing whole numbers to 20 / - Representing and comparing whole numbers to 100 / - Representing and comparing whole numbers to 1000 / - Representing and describing whole numbers to 10 / Get ready to unleash student math success with this collection of hundreds of open questions from Marian Small. An essential tool for every K–9 math classroom, the Open Questions for Rich Math Lessons: Number Strand books are organized around outcomes from the WNCP Common Curriculum Framework for K–9 Mathematics. These teacher resource books use a highly visual format to present easy-to-use questions with sample responses for all parts of problem-solving lessons. These resources can be used on their own or as a supplement to a core program such as MathUP. These books will: Prompt discussion of mathematical concepts and lead to deeper understanding Show connections among the specific outcomes in the WNCP curriculum Offer models to help teachers develop their own open questions Add to the teacher’s repertoire of engaging tasks for students Provide opportunities for thoughtful practice of concepts and skills.
Date Published:2016

Marian Small ; contributing author, Gladys Sterenberg. - Adding and subtracting / - Comparing numbers / - Counting and estimating to 100 / - Counting and estimating to 1000 / - Counting and subitizing / - Counting, subitizing, and estimating / - Fractions / - Introduction / - Multiplying and dividing / - Representing and comparing whole numbers to 20 / - Representing and comparing whole numbers to 100 / - Representing and comparing whole numbers to 1000 / - Representing and describing whole numbers to 10 / Get ready to unleash student math success with this collection of hundreds of open questions from Marian Small. An essential tool for every K–9 math classroom, the Open Questions for Rich Math Lessons: Number Strand books are organized around outcomes from the WNCP Common Curriculum Framework for K–9 Mathematics. These teacher resource books use a highly visual format to present easy-to-use questions with sample responses for all parts of problem-solving lessons. These resources can be used on their own or as a supplement to a core program such as MathUP. These books will: Prompt discussion of mathematical concepts and lead to deeper understanding Show connections among the specific outcomes in the WNCP curriculum Offer models to help teachers develop their own open questions Add to the teacher’s repertoire of engaging tasks for students Provide opportunities for thoughtful practice of concepts and skills.

Date Published:2016