McGraw-Hill Ryerson Biology 11 is a dynamic new program researched and written for the Ontario Biology, Grade 11 University Preparation course. This highly visual resource will include numerous opportunities for students to investigate biological concepts (in both teacher-directed and student-directed experiments) to develop a thorough understanding and appreciation for biology and its impact on our lives. 
Features: 
- An entirely new resource for grade 11 Biology, written by an experienced team of outstanding biology educators and professional writers 
- Special feature articles highlight Canadian contributions to science and technology, and the role of biological research in the workplace 
- Both STSE and investigations are integrated throughout the textbook, reflecting the spirit of the new curriculum 
- Numerous projects and issues provide the student with opportunities for independent research and study 
- Visually attractive four-colour textbook, with exceptional photos and artwork, will appeal to students and help clarify understanding of concepts 
- Available in French from Cheneliere/McGraw-Hill to allow bilingual and French Immersion schools to use the same resource 
SUPPLEMENTS: 
0070893586 Student e-book 
0070896631 Teacher's Resource with CD-ROM 
0070896062 Lab Manual CD-ROM 
0070895074 Lab Manual Print 
007088711X Computerized Test Bank 
0070887101 Presentation Tools 
0070887128 Video

Biology 11

Mason, Adrienne

Braun, Dan

Bullard, Jean

Galbraith, Don

Grace, Eric

Little, Catherine

Blake, Leesa

Gibbons, Keith

Little, D'Arcy

Price, Grace

Chetty, Anita

Matovinovic, Donna

Schramek, Chris

McGraw-Hill Ryerson School

From Engagement to Empowerment: Reflections on Science Education

Education & Teaching

Pedretti, Erminia

Schools & Teaching

Pearson Education Canada

Presents information on the geography and climate, history, natural resources, economy, and people of Canada, focusing on change and including first-hand commentary by the country's citizens.

The Changing Face of Canada

Children's Books

Heinemann/Raintree

Twelve in a Race takes readers through the origin story of the Chinese zodiac, including the beginning, middle, and ending of the Emperor’s great race. Young readers will enjoy the rhyming pattern and driving question of “Who will win?” Catherine Little, author of Twelve in a Race, was inspired to write this story for her son so that he could learn more about his Chinese heritage. Twelve in a Race’s illustrations, done by Sae Kimura, an artist originally from Odawara, Japan, richly portray this version of the Chinese zodiac legend and imaginatively showcase each animal’s individual character traits throughout the Emperor’s race. Readers will enjoy finding out which animal placed first, which placed last, and which animal correlates to their birth year. Be sure to make room on your bookshelf for this keepsake to read every Lunar New Year and many times in between!

Twelve in a Race

Holidays & Celebrations

Plumleaf Press Inc.

This new series from Waterbird Books examines a selection of countries, enabling young children to get a flavor of life in other parts of the world while making comparisons with their own. How far away is the country? What is the weather like? What do the people living there like to eat? Answers to questions such as these help children explore other cultures and get a sense of the lives of children in other countries. Each book also features a glossary, index, map, and further information about each country, including common phrases that are said. This series supplements school curriculum in social studies.

What's It Like to Live in Canada?

Keeler, Stephen

Geography & Cultures

Brighter Child

Dragon's Dilemma

Plumleaf Press

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