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Gabriel Dumont Grade Five archival photographs and activities that

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archival photographs and activities that range from planting a Three Sisters garden to deciphering a World War II Navajo Code Talker message

and observing adults around them

Additional words are introduced on each page

This is an excellent retelling of a traditional legend where the author has identified the original sources and also incorporates Ojibwe terms throughout the story

when residential schools explicitly set out to eliminate Aboriginal identities

Gabriel Dumont Grade Five archival photographs and activities thatGabriel Dumont is one of the title's in Fitzhenry's series, The Canadians. This volume of historical biography is written by George Woodcock. Born in St Boniface in 1837 of French and Indian parentage, Gabriel Dumont's childhood was spent in the Saskatchewan country, where he grew accustomed to the lifestyle of the Metis. The most stable social institution was the annual buffalo hunt with its rules. When Gabriel Dumont became head of the Great

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