Social studies through literature
Subtitle: a teaching resource for the early grades
By: authors, Amy J. von Heyking, Janet McConaghy ; contributing reviewer, Donna Creighton.
Contributors: McConaghy, Janet.
Publisher: Scholastic Canada
Published: 2001
Place of publication: Markham, Ont
Language: eng
Subjects: Social sciences -- Study and teaching (Primary); Language arts (Primary); Children's literature, Canadian -- Study and teaching (Primary); Children's literature, American -- Study and teaching (Primary); Picture books for children -- Educational aspects.; Interdisciplinary approach in education
Other titles: Franklin's neighbourhood; Revenge of the small Small; A boy of Tache; Alison's house; Jeremiah learns to read; Something from nothing; A prairie alphabet; Chin Chiang and the dragon's dance; Morning on the lake
Notes: Teaching guide and 9 focus books approved for use in Ontario schools 2001, Kindergarten, Grade 1, Grade 2, Grade 3 Language Arts (English).

Includes bibliographical references.

Books 5& 6 winner of Ruth Schwartz award ; Book 7 winner of Mr. Christie's book award.

Out of the 14 focus books that belong to this set, OISE/UT ALM and CR have only the 9 approved by the Ontario Curriculum Centre.

ALM

CR
Table of contents: title: [Bk.1]. Franklin's neighbourhood; title: [Bk.2]. Revenge of  the small Small; title: [Bk.3]. A boy of Tache; title: [Bk.4]. Alison's house; title: [Bk.5]. Jeremiah learns to read; title: [Bk.6]. Something from nothing; title: [Bk.7]. A prairie alphabet; title: [Bk.8]. Chin Chiang and the dragon's dance; title: [Bk.9]. Morning on the lake.