Inuit

Indigenous Peoples

Inuit

Dramatic historical scenes are just the beginning of the rich education presented in the Indigenous Peoples series.

AEP Distinguished Achievements Awards 2009 Nomination

RLB
Hardcover

$18.20
(S/L price)

Paperback

$10.95
(S/L price)

Copyright 2004

Reading Level Grade 6

Interest Level Grades 5–8

Pages 32

Dimensions 8" x 10"

Photos 38 Full Color

Binding RLB

ISBN 978-1-59036-122-1

ISBN10 1-59036-122-9

AR Quiz 72553

Author Leslie Strudwick

Dewey 971 22

ATOS 6.0

Curriculum Correlations

Theme I: Culture

Based on the National Council for Social Studies (NCSS) curriculum standards

Copyright 2004

Reading Level Grade 6

Interest Level Grades 5–8

Pages 32

Dimensions 8" x 10"

Photos 38 Full Color

Binding PB

ISBN 978-1-59036-157-3

ISBN10 1-59036-157-1

AR Quiz 72553

Author Leslie Strudwick

Dewey 971 22

ATOS 6.0

Curriculum Correlations

Theme I: Culture

Based on the National Council for Social Studies (NCSS) curriculum standards

Reviews

"Past and present blend well in books in the Indigenous Peoples series. …the bright color photos, most of contemporary places and people, bring the facts very close—particularly the pictures of young people wearing jeans and using computers, who want to preserve traditions despite global warming, pollution, tourism, and other threats."
REVIEWER: Booklist (Hazel Rochman)
REVIEW DATE: April 1, 2004

Sample Spread

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ISBN

PRICE(S/L)

QTY

Yanomami

978-1-59036-124-5

$18.20

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978-1-59036-123-8

$18.20

Inuit

978-1-59036-122-1

$18.20

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978-1-59036-121-4

$18.20

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978-1-59036-222-8

$18.20

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978-1-59036-221-1

$18.20

Mongols (Mongolia)

978-1-59036-220-4

$18.20

Maasai (Africa)

978-1-59036-219-8

$18.20

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