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Bon voyage! Exploring the Voyage Series Through Expressive Arts!

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The Bon Voyage! guide introduces ways to use expressive arts activities — drawing, music, movement, poetry, puppetry and land-based arts — when teaching the four novellas in the Voyage series:

Jaimie and the Bison Hunt, Gabriel Between Dog and Wolf, Harry and the Dark Horse and Sara in Raven’s Clothes.

The guide offers diverse activities to help students engage with novella themes relating to Canadian History, Métis and Indigenous traditions, identity and self-knowledge, effective communication, dealing with loss as well as virtues such as responsibility, honesty, friendship, empathy, courage, leadership and entrepreneurship.

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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Mia J. ★★★★★

I was pleasantly surprised how the land-based arts activities got my students outside and connecting with nature while still exploring the story themes. The poetry prompts in particular sparked some wonderfully creative responses from kids who usually struggle to engage.

Ellie P. ★★★★★

The drawing and movement activities felt perfectly sequenced, making it easy to weave creative expression into our literature discussions. My students especially loved the poetry prompt tied to the first novella.

Kevin ★★★★★

The land-based arts section was the unexpected gem for me — sketching outdoors before reading each novella really primed my students for discussion. The puppet prompts feel a bit silly at first, but they ended up pulling out the quietest kids in class. Worth every penny.