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There is a lot to see in Nunavut!This book features words for different parts of the Arctic landscape. Beautiful illustrations guide children to practise reading the single word on each page.

What do you see in your classroom?This book features common items found in a classroom, such as a chair and a desk. Illustrations guide children to practise reading the single word on each page.

Learn about the little animals that live in the Arctic.This book features little animals that live in the North, such as the lemming and the Arctic hare.

There are some really big animals in the Arctic!This book features big animals that live in the North, such as the polar bear and muskox.

Learn about transportation in the Arctic!This book features traditional and modern ways of getting around in the Arctic.

What do you wear inside?This book features common clothing items people wear inside.

What is your favourite colour?This book helps children practise colour words by showing them an object of a different colour on each page.

What¿s the weather like in Nunavut?This book features simple nouns related to the weather. Beautiful photographs of Nunavut guide children to practise reading the single word on each page.

What do you do all day?This book shows what a child does on a typical day.

Find out what the weather is like in the Arctic.This book helps children practise describing the weather by showing weather conditions that are common in Nunavut.

What do you do at school?This book uses simple action words to describe what a child does at school.

What do you do at home?This book uses simple action words to describe what a child does at home.

Who is in your family?This book introduces children to the names of people in a family. Colourful illustrations guide children to practise reading the single word on each page.

After a long winter in their den, this polar bear family is ready for spring!This fun illustrated book is about a mother polar bear and her cubs coming out to play after being in their den all winter.

There are a lot of animals living in Arctic waters!This book features animals that live in the waters around Nunavut, such as the narwhal and the ringed seal.

What animals live in the Arctic?This book features high-contrast images of familiar animals found in the North, like the polar bear, narwhal, and ringed seal.

What do you do when you feel sad?This book shows different activities a child does to help him feel better when he is sad.

Learn all about where ravens live, what they do, and how they get food.This simple nature book gives information about ravens, along with beautiful photographs.

What do your family members do?This book describes the jobs of different members of a child¿s family.

I have a lot of things!This book describes items a child in Nunavut might have.

There is a lot to see in Nunavut!This book explores different parts of the Arctic landscape, such as a river and a shoreline.

What do you see in your community?This book features different places in a community in Nunavut.

What is in your community?This book features the names of different places in a Northern community, such as the church and the school.

Let¿s count to 10!This book helps children practise counting by showing a different number of objects on each page, from 1 to 10.

Ptarmigan is so excited to go berry picking with Muskox. But when it starts to snow, her plans are ruined, and she becomes sad!See how Muskox helps Ptarmigan imagine all of the fun activities they can do in the snow in order to cheer Ptarmigan up.

What hunting tools do people use in the Arctic?This book features high-contrast images of both contemporary and traditional hunting tools used in the Arctic, such as an ulu, a kakivaak, and a boat.

What do you need to wear to keep warm in the winter?In this book, a child puts on different winter clothing to get ready to play outside.

What do you like to eat?This illustrated book features different foods people eat in the Arctic.

Do you know what polar bears like to do?This book features fun illustrations that show what Arctic animals like to do.