Wednesday, July 15, 2015

This e-book 

http://www.bestofthereader.ca/Ebooks/Canada%27s_Aboriginal_People.pdf

Is it a or b? ( page 6)

1.a

2.b

3 b

4 a

5 b

6 b

Canada--- (page6)

Province

1. Alberta

2. British Columbia

3. Manitoba

4. New Brunswick

5. Newfoundland and Labrador

6. Nova Scotia

7. Ontario

8. Prince Edward Island

9. Quebec

10. Saskatchewan

Territories

1. Northwest Territories

2. Nunavut

3. Yukon

Finish the chart

Write the singular or plural for each word. (Page8)

1. moose--moose

2.beaver--beavers

3.mouse-- mice

4.bird--birds

5.sheep--sheep

6.tiger--tigers

7.gooses--geese

8.fox--foxes

9.deer--deer

10.salmon--salmon

11.monkey--monkeys

12.wolf--wolves

13.cow--cows

14.calf--calves

Finish the words and match (Page10)

1 drum

2 dreamcatcher

3 moccasins

4 basket

Two special days in June (Page10)

Father’s Day

Father’s Day is the third Sunday in June. It is a special day for Dads. National aboriginal day

National aboriginal day is on June 21. Many communities have special events.

Map work (page12)

1 b

2 a

3 b

4 c

True or false (Page12)

1T 2T 3F 4T 5F 6T 7T 8F 9T

Answer the questions (Page15)

1 Even and Rae-Ann are Nick’s children.

2 Nick grew up on a first nations reserve.

3 Nick dropped out of school in Grade 8.

4 Nick is talking adult literacy classes

5 Nick wants to be able to read with Even and Rae-Ann.

Fill in the blanks (Page15)

1 magazine

2 computer

3 book

4 music CD

Crossword (Page17)

1 people 2 brown 3 huge 4 afraid 5 raven 6 language 7 sand slow 8 two

Which words do not belong? (Page17)

1 curious sculpture

2 hair sand shells

3 Island climbed sand raven

4 salmon spider snake bear

What word is missing? (Page20)

1 from 2 years 3 as 4 program 5 learned

Finish the sentences (Page20)

1 put 2 mix 3 pour 4 cover 5 leave 6 preheat 7 put 8 cook

Ellen learned many traditions from her mother. (Page22)

Does your family have any traditions?

Write about a family tradition on the lines.

Yes, we do! I learned some traditions from my mother. Every Chinese New Year, we make a lot of Dumplings. First, we can buy some dumpling skins from the supermarket. Second, we have to prepare some stuffing. We can put anything want. It can be pork, beef, lamb or seafood. Further, we can add some vegetables. Third, put the stuffing in the middle of the skin, and then knead the edges of the skin. The last step is to boil, and it is ready to serve.

Read the story on the left and the phrases on the right. The phrases are from the story. Where do they fit? Write the correct letters on the blanks. (Page23)

1 d 2 g 3 b 4 f 5 c 6 a 7 h 8 e

Find the word (Page24)

1 bat 2 dog 3 pig 4 ox 5 bee 6 lamb 7 mule 8 mouse 9 bird 10 clam

Unscramble the letters to make a word. All the words go with “blood.”(Page26)

1 sample 2 type 3 relative 4 brother 5 pressure 6 bad 7 new 8 cold

Is it a, b, or c? Circle a, b, or c to finish the sentences. (Page27)

1 c 2 a 3 c 4 b 5 a 6 c

Match the words on the left with the correct words on the right. (Page27)

1 d 2 c 3 a 4 f 5 b 6 e

Add the missing vowels (a, e, i, o, u) to finish each word. All the words are on page 25. (Page27)

1 Dall 2 squirrel 3 spear 4 funeral 5 between 6 ancient 7 pouch

8 spruce 9 frozen 10 sheep

Finish the sentences. (Page30)

1 Vancouver 2 jewellery 3 glass 4 Musqueam 5 wool 6 Seattle

Which words do not belong? (Page30)

1 shoe 2 tulip 3 brass 4 tiger 5 inches 6 disc

Crossword (page31)

1 wool 2 knife 3 glass 4 studied 5 different 6 earrings 7 early 8 airport 9 cedar 10 large

Find it (page32)

1 Small business is a big success.

2 National Aboriginal Day

3 More than just cooking

4 Susan Aglukark

5 Susan point is a Coast Salish artist

6 Jonathan cheechoo