| Grade Level Subject Area | Title and Description | Teacher Role(s) | Student View Point(s) |
| Grade 1-2 | Citizen concerned about weather after watching last evening's forecast | A study of current Labrador weather and climate changes | hunter farmers doctors biologists meteorologists |
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Grade 2 Art | Animals in Northern Labrador | Teacher as Illustrator | Artist |
| Grade 3 | Fairytales Hidden messages in Fairytales How can children use critical thinking to control what influences their lives? | Charles Perrault | newspaper journalists |
| Grade 3 Social Studies Language Mathematics Science Technology | Animal Rights A holistic study of the life of the gorilla through the 'lens' of a photojournalist | National Geographic photojournalist | photojournalists |
| Grade 4 Social Studies Technology of the past Art and Science A study of prisims, light and reflection | The Dimishing Light A study of the Point Armour Lighthouse and it's importance to the lives of those who live in Southern Labrador | Reader Old Mr. Sheppard, the ligthhoue keeper at Point Armour Mr. Wyatt, lighthouse keeper in 1922 | Artists who are sketching Old Mr. Davis |
| Grade 4 - 6 Social Studies | Low Level Flying in Labrador An investigation of controversial environmental issues | Photographer for National Geographic Mary Ashtunan, Innu | Journalists who are colleagues of the photographer |
| Elementary 4-6 Social Studies | The Beothuck Way of Life Set in 1823, this study involves a gathering of information about the Beothucks | Reporter for the governor Assistant to reseach party Beothuck adult | Researchers who report to the governor |
| Grade 5 Social Studies Langauge Arts [also based on novel used in grade 9] | Beothuck in a White Man's World Study of racism "Why did the Beothucks struggle so hard in a white man's world?" | Henry Finn, a white hunter | Beothuck Indians journal keeper |
| Elementary Social Studies | The Cabin" A study of the wildlife in the habitat of Labrador. This study involves a telling of stories through 'diary entries' written by visitors on the walls of a woods cabin over the years | Story teller Mr. Broomfield, a visitor to the cabin in 1970 | Writers |
| Elementary Junior High Social Studies Environmental Issues | The Golf Course How pesticides and fertilizer affect our environment Exploration of values surrounding the use of the environment for recreation | Randy Drover, A citizen living next door to a golf course Susan Winter, environmentalist Jason Green, course owner Brian Burke, golfer | Environmentalists Police Media personnel |
| Elementary Classes | Immigration A study of perceptions and attitudes towards Chinese immigrants to Canada A study of the role Chinese immigrants played in building the railroad | Shipping Merchant, Mr. Singh Immigration Officer Mr. Adams Mr. Jones, bank manager Sheriff Immigration Officer in Chinatown Mr. Lee, a Chinese resident in Chinatown Yip Sang, employment officer with the CPR Mr. Onderdonk, in charge of building the CPR | Unemployed Chinese workers Immigrant to the United States American gold miners in California Potential Klondike gold miners Immigrants to Canada Chinese labourers for the CPR European labourers for the CPR Chinese gold miner |
| Grade 5 Religion Mathematics Science Language Arts Social Studies | Tutankhamun (1361-1352) Developing a sense of the cultural milieu of the ancient Egyptians throught a study of the Old Testament | Howard Carter (discoverer of Tutankhamun's tomb) Abdul Ali, Howard Carter's Egyptian Servant | Howard Carter's exacavation team who go to Egypt in 1922 |
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Grade 5 Social Studies | " Enough Fish for 500 Years" A study of Newfoundland culture and history tied to the cod fishery | John Cabot Sir Thomas Squires Roland Carter, Catholic Priest John Crosbie | Crew members Early Settlers Fisherman Fishermen and families of fishermen |
| History Social Studies | Arranged Marriages Among the Innu of Labrador An historical setting is used to contrast present day and past definitions of suitability of marriage partners. A marriage can be used as a 'lens' to view changing life styles. | Grandmother of a young woman | Young men and women involved in arranged marriages Parents of young people |
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Elementary Social Studies | Use of natural
resources as heating fuel Students are confronted with an explosion in a natural gas field. | Messenger Communication office | Members of an environmental team |
| Grade Five Elementary Social Studies Mathematics | 'One Mistake is all it Takes - Challenger' Children are presented with a recurring theme, "What happens when one member of a team fails to do their portion of the work?" When students take a journey back through time, they are asked to design a space suit. | Receiver of devastating news Design Production Manager, Dr. Judy Strong | Curious observers Team of designers |
| Grade 6 Social Studies | Great Explorers A study of Peary's expedition to reach the North Pole. | Robert Peary Henson, Peary's personal assistant | Great Explorers Captain Robert Bartlett |