Step 2 - Un jour bizarre kit *NEW 2018 Edition
Step 2 - Un jour bizarre kit *NEW 2018 Edition

Step 2 - Un jour bizarre kit *NEW 2018 Edition

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Un jour bizarre kit *NEW 2018 Edition

Most appropriate for ages 9-12

This is a fun play containing numerous well-known fairy tale characters all in one story. A girl finds ways to help these characters with their different problems and then wakes up, realizing that it was all just a dream.

This is an alternate kit to the Comment y aller ?. Written by AIM teacher and workshop facilitator Sylvia Duckworth, this kit is based on an original fun, fantastical play about a young girl who finds herself in an enchanted forest. As she tries to make her way back home, the girl meets a variety of fairy tale characters. In this kit, students are doing more partner/group work. By the end of this kit, most students should be able to complete their own 10-page story extensions entirely in French.

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Je m'appelle Christian- Reader

This book tells the true story of a young man, Christian, who has spent most of his life at St. Helene's orphanage in Haiti. Christian was born with many physical handicaps and his mother died when he was two years old. At the orphanage, he was surrounded with love and a great deal medical support, and nowadays he is a true inspiration to all who know him. 

Story: Mary Anne Alton
Photos: Mary Anne Alton and Liz Lawne
Appropriate for ages: 12-Adult

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Étienne Brûlé, premier Franco-Ontarien- Reader

Étienne Brûlé, a young Frenchman of the 16th century, decides to emigrate to New France. When he arrives at the 'habitation' of Québec, he soon learns the culture of the First Nations, and he trades with them under the orders of Samuel de Champlain. This story tells of his adventures in the region that is later to be named Ontario.

Story: Renée L. Villeneuve
Illustrations: Tom Nesbitt
Appropriate for ages: 10-15

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