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    Referencing

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    Level 3 Award/Certificate/Diploma in Child Care and Education‚ Oxon‚ Hodder Alnord‚ 2-35‚ 337‚ 496-499 Beith‚ K‚ Tassoni‚ P‚ Bulman‚ K‚ Robinson‚ M (2005) Children’s care‚ Learning and Development‚ Oxford‚ Heinemann Educational Publishers‚ 242 Beaver‚ M‚ Brewster‚ J‚ Green‚ S‚ Neaum‚ S‚ Sheppard‚ H‚ Tallack‚ J‚ Walker‚ M (2008) CACHE Level 3 Childcare and Education‚

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    water. Diet In general‚ young salmon eat insects‚ invertebrates and plankton; adults eat other fish‚ squid‚ eels‚ and shrimp. Unlike all other salmon‚ the sockeye salmon has a diet that consists almost entirely of plankton. Population Did You Know? Beaver ponds provide critical habitat for juvenile salmon. It is difficult to estimate population numbers due to the large number of species and wide geographic range. However‚ population numbers in the Atlantic Ocean and in parts of the Pacific‚ as well

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    warmer months in pursuit of food and supplies. In the early 19th-century‚ the first Caucasian explorers encountered the eastern Shoshone natives. Between 1810 and 1840‚ the region attracted fur trading companies that vied for control of the lucrative beaver fur trade. U.S. Government expeditions to the region commenced in the mid 19th-century as an offshoot of exploration in Yellowstone‚ and the first permanent white settlers in Jackson Hole arrived in the 1880s. Efforts to preserve the region as a national

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    “Looking for Work” by Gary Soto One July‚ while killing ants on the kitchen sink with a rolled newspaper‚ I had a nine-year-old’s vision of wealth that would save us from ourselves. For weeks I had drunk Kool-Aid and watched morning reruns of Father Knows Best‚ whose family was so uncomplicated in its routine that I very much wanted to imitate it. The first step was to get my brother and sister to wear shoes at dinner. “Come on‚ Rick – come on‚ Deb‚” I whined. But Rick mimicked me and the same

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    Tribute to My Teacher...

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    bees buzzed a sigh of relief Thank God‚ its only she as the chief Rumours of a devil in disguise had spread But she ain’t that‚ an angel you don’t dread! She chose nominees for the class leader And the dumb children voted me‚ the class’s nerd beaver‚ Literary President though that I became But I can’t disappoint her‚ or I’d be out of the game! We groaned when we’d to take out the books Her only request despite the dirty looks But this one favour we consented Because ‘games’ was a favour

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    rivalries to establish trade relationships with the Huron‚ Montagnais‚ and Algonquins along the St. Lawrence River and further inland toward the Great Lakes. French traders exchanged textiles‚ weapons‚ and metal goods for the furs of animals such as beavers‚ bears‚ and wolves. In the eighteenth century‚ the Dutch and English competed

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    and political forces encouraged westward expansion during the 1840s? “California Bank Notes”: Santa Fe Trail: American settlement of Texas and the Texas Revolution (Tejanos‚ Stephen F. Austin‚ and Sam Houston): Overland Trails to Oregon (beaver trade) and California (the Donner Party): 6. How did John Tyler sabotage the Whig political agenda (a new national bank and a revenue tariff)? 7. Why was the Webster-Ashburton Treaty popular in the North? 8. Why did the Senate reject

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    like Easu teaches. It also says that they wanted to go to Arsareth (America). They wanted to go where no man has been to keep the laws of the Most High. It turns out they didn’t even keep the laws there. They started worshiping other gods like the Beaver‚ the badger‚ and the Waukon. Esau is the devil! He made

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    in other locations. They made kayaks‚ dogsleds and umiaks. Most were nomads‚ worshipped nature‚ and had shaman. They made things such as jewelry and needles.Another way is through fur trade. Fur trade was a very big deal in Canada. They would trap beaver and use their fur to make hats. This was the popular style in the 1600s. The last way is through all of the diverse cultures in Canada. There were French Canadians‚ British Canadians‚ and Native Canadians.Many were freed slaves‚ loyalists‚ and immigrants

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    References: Beavers‚ A. (2009). Teachers as learners: Implications of adult education for professional Development. Journal of College Teaching and Learning‚ 6(7)‚ 25-30.  Retrieved May 31‚ 2010‚ from ABI/INFORM Global. (Document ID: 1929022331). Brookfield‚ S.D. (1995)

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