Étienne Brûlé, premier Franco-Ontarien - Reader Choose either Hard Copy or Digital Readers:Digital (32 logins / 1 year subscription) This play is suitable to

This play is suitable to elementary students of all ages

A fairy has lost her ability to be the free spirit that she was

Raven hears the boastful words of Crow and using trickery tries to teach Crow a lesson in modesty

Juan's friends don't give him very good advice and he ends up experiencing numerous mishaps

It's the story of a boy who continuously receives incorrect advice from his friends on how to play basketball and lots of humour results

Étienne Brûlé, premier Franco-Ontarien - Reader Choose either Hard Copy or Digital Readers:Digital (32 logins / 1 year subscription) This play is suitable toStory: Rene L. Villeneuve Illustrations: Tom Nesbitt Appropriate for ages: 10 15 tienne Brl, a young Frenchman of the 16th century, decides to emigrate to New France. When he arrives at the 'habitation' of Qubec, he soon learns the culture of the First Nations, and he trades with them under the orders of Samuel de Champlain. This story tells of his adventures in the region that is later to be named Ontario.