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Remix: A Better World is an expository nonfiction text with extensive photographic support. Three chapters explore fighting for rights and the environment and helping in times of war and disaster. Many specific events are used to illustrate ideas about a better world, such as Nelson Mandela becoming South Africa’s first Black president and the Canadian Red Cross helping in Muslin countries. Questions such as “What is meant by “equal rights”?” spark deeper thinking. A concluding page provides ways for students to reflect on and extend their engagement with the topic.
Clear headings, short chunks of text, easy-to-see captions, and FYI boxes are used on every two-page spread. Red type is used to make key words stand out. A glossary and index are provided.
Sentences are short and simple in structure. Everyday language is used to explain important ideas.
This title is from the REMIX series. Boost success, confidence, and growth for students in grade 7-9 who are reading at a grade 1-3 level.
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Invoice Title: Remix 7.1 A Better World PRINT & ETEXT
ISBN-10: 177058675X
ISBN-13: 9781770586758
Remix: New Canadians is an expository nonfiction text with extensive photographic support. Three chapters explore early immigration, refugees and immigration today. Many specific events are used to illustrate ideas about immigrants, such as Chinese immigrants paying a head tax of $50 in 1885 and over 60,000 refugees from Vietnam coming to Canada from 1979 to 1980. Questions such as “Why do you think many countries, including Canada, realized that they should help refugees?” spark deeper thinking. A concluding page provides ways for students to reflect on and extend their engagement with the topic.
Invoice Title: Remix 7.3 New Canadians PRINT & ETEXT
ISBN-10: 1770586776
ISBN-13: 9781770586772
Remix: Revolution is an expository nonfiction text with extensive photographic support. Three chapters explore technological, social and political revolutions. Many specific events are used to illustrate ideas about radical change, such as Johannes Gutenberg inventing the printing press in 1439 and the Arab Spring in 2010 and 2011. Questions such as “Why do revolutions often end in violence?” spark deeper thinking. A concluding page provides ways for students to reflect on and extend their engagement with the topic.
Invoice Title: Remix 7.2 Revolution PRINT & ETEXT
ISBN-10: 1770586768
ISBN-13: 9781770586765