Apprentissage Illimité

Le capteur de rêves

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Category: Books

French-language resource

Author: Janine Tougas
Illustrator: Brigitte Gobeil
Collection: Enfants de la planète
Pages: 20 pages

Enfant de la planète : au Canada features Cody, an Indigenous youth who introduces us to his family, community, traditions and other First Nations people in Canada.

*Approved by Manitoba Education's Indigenous Inclusion Directorate and Le Centre de leadership et d'évaluation for the Ontario Ministry of Education.

Students study various aspects of Canadian communities and examine how those communities have changed over time. They become aware of human interdependence as well as humans' dependence on the natural world.

The book explores the following themes: identity, minority culture, belonging to a group, contributions, responsibility, community, family, symbols.

ISBN: 1-897167-73-3

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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Nicholas ★★★★★

My six-year-old loved learning about Cody's daily life through the vibrant illustrations by Brigitte Gobeil. It sparked great questions about Indigenous culture and traditional practices that made for a wonderful bedtime conversation.

Hannah J. ★★★★★

Cody's story is a gentle, meaningful way to introduce kids to Indigenous culture, and the 20-page length is just right for a bedtime read. My daughter asked to read it again right after we finished.

Riley P. ★★★★★

The illustrations by Brigitte Gobeil really bring Cody’s world to life, and at 20 pages it’s the perfect length for a bedtime read with my kids. We’ve already gone through it three times since it arrived, and my son keeps asking about the dream catcher on the cover.