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Health and Phys. Ed.
Healthy Kids
Dietitians of
Canada (Make a Meal)
Canada
Food Guide
The
rainbow approach to the Canada Food Guide
Language Arts
Dictionary
Word Origins (Etymology)
Spelling
Helper
Fun with words:
Palindromes, hangman, tongue twisters, etc.
Anagram
maker What city is "Go, learn, live?"
Math
Make a snowflake
M.C. Escher: really interesting patterns,
and really cool pictures
Make a Graph
Multiplication Table
Practice
Social Studies
Canadian Government
Government
of Canada
Pictures
of Canada from Space
Ancient Civilizations
Pyramids,
the inside story
Pyramids:
Houses of Eternity
Ancient
Egypt Projects (by other grade 5 students!)
How
to make a Mummy
The
"Clickable" Mummy (Click on parts of the mummy to see more!)
Daily
Life in Ancient Egypt
Map
of Ancient Egypt (click on cities to see sites and pictures)
Egypt:
Picture of the Day
Science
Weather
Weather Office
(Environment Canada)
National
Hurricane Center
Scientists
in School
Our Environment
Great
Acts for the Great Lakes
North American Bear
Center
Polar
Bears International
Grizzly
Bear Project
Hinterland Who's Who
Switcheroo Zoo
Human Body
Your
Gross and Cool Body
Tour
of the Human Body
Human
Body Resources (Gander Academy, Gander Newfoundland)
Real
Skeleton Pictures
Visual Arts
How
does a prism work?
Colour
Wheel
Geometric
patterns. Print these pages and colour them in.
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Real-Life Heroes in the News
September
Terry Fox, a Canadian hero who never gave up
October
Rosa Parks (1913-2005), the mother of the civil rights
movement.
November
Canadians James Loney, 41, and Harmeet Singh Sooden, 3 who were
kidnapped Nov. 26 as they were working with Christian
Peacemaker Teams, a Canadian-based organization that has
investigated allegations of abuse against Iraqi prisoners.
December
The pilots of Midwest flight 210 who safely landed their plane after
their landing gear got jammed. None of the 90 people on board were
injured.
January
Canadian diplomat Glyn
Berry is killed and two Canadian soldiers critically injured by a
bomb blast in Afghanistan. He is the first Canadian diplomat to be
killed on duty.
February
Our Olympic athletes! Pick
one, any one. They made sacrifices and trained and focused on the goal
of being the best they can be.
March
Police officers everywhere who work tirelessly to make our streets and
the internet safe for children, Detective Sgt. Paul Gillespie of the
Toronto Police Service is one individual out of many who deserve our
appreciation.
April
Craig
Kielburger, who began his fight for the rights of children as a
12-year-old, was awarded the "Children's Nobel Prize." Voted
on by young people around the globe, the Children's Nobel goes to a
person or organization judged to have made an outstanding contribution
to the defence of children's rights
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