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TABLE OF CONTENTS 

SCIENCE 4 

TABLE OF CONTENTS 

BIOLOGY 13 

CHEMISTRY 19 

PHYSICS 23 

PHYSICAL SCIENCE 26 

ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE 28 

GEOLOGY 29 

SCIENCE LITERACY 30 

HEALTH 32 

FITNESS/WELLNESS 36 

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4SCI E NCE 

BC Science 8–10 

Teacher’s Resource 

Computerized 

Assessment Bank 

CD-ROM 

• Grade 8 Author Team: Lionel Sandner, Saanich School District #63; Jim Milross, 

Surrey School District #36; Don Lacy, Saanich School District #63; Joe Martha, 

Northern Gateway Regional Division #10 • ©2006 

• Grade 9 and 10 Author Team: Lionel Sandner, Edvantage Press; Glen Fatkin, 

North Surrey Secondary School, Surrey, BC; Donald Lacy, Stelly's Secondary 

School, Saanichton, BC; James Milross, Fraser Heights Secondary School, Surrey, 

BC; Karen Naso, David Thompson Secondary School, Vancouver, BC • © 2007 

A 

brand new British Columbia Science 8-10 program to 

support the new Science 8-10 IRP. BC Science 8 provides 

current, relevant, and rigorous content that stresses science process 

skill development, mastery of knowledge outcomes, and the connections 

between science, technology, society, and the environment. Developed 

by McGraw-Hill Ryerson, Edvantage Press, and a team of experienced 

reviewers, consultants, and advisory panel members. 

BC Science 8-10 Program Features 

Written specifically to the new British Columbia IRP 

Comprehensive Professional Development support to assist in 

implementation of the new Science curriculum 

Current and relevant science content designed to engage a diverse 

range of learners 

British Columbia content featuring photographs,references, and 

researchers 

A variety of motivating hands-on activities 

Student-friendly features throughout the text, supporting Multiple 

Intelligences and students' different learning styles, including 

Foldables—a proven study tool providing hands-on/minds on 

opportunities for students to organize their learning 

High-interest special features, including interdisciplinary connections 

and National Geographic “Visualizing Science,” extend the learning in 

the text and open students' eyes to the wonders of Science 

Student Workbook 

These softcover workbooks reinforce student learning and science 

literacy while also offering modified activities, enrichment and extension, 

additional vocabulary practice, further practice of science process 

skills, support for reading comprehension, and additional opportunities 

for assessment and evaluation. 

Specifically developed to further support the needs of ESL students 

and struggling readers. 


Teacher Support Material 

Teacher Resources are designed for both the beginning and 

experienced Science teacher 


The Teacher’s Resource packages offer planning ideas, teaching 

strategies, troubleshooting hints, classroom management tips, 

science background for the non-specialist teacher, advice on how to 

handle common misconceptions, ideas on cross-curricular integration, 

and extensive support for assessment and evaluation. 

Complete answers for all questions are provided. 

Strategies for addressing diverse student needs are outlined, along 

with support for struggling readers. 

CD-ROMs contain all the content of the print Teacher’s Resource, 

plus chapter-specific blackline masters designed to reinforce or 

extend student learning, as well as chapter quizzes and unit tests. 

All BLMs, checklists, and rubrics are in both modifiable Word® 

versions as well as in Portable Document Format (PDF) versions. 

Computerized Assessment Bank 

Features approximately 1200 questions. 

Questions include True/False, Correction, Matching, Multiple Choice, 

Short Answer, Problem Solving, Application, and Critical Thinking. 

Uses ExamView® Pro software. 

www.bcscience8.ca 

Free access to all the artwork included in the student edition to use 

in your classroom 

Unsurpassed Web-based support for students and teachers 


PDF pages of entire BC Science 9 student text 

Additional worksheets for each section, including: 

Pre-reading strategies 

Post-reading strategies 

Section review questions 

Web links correlated to the student text 

Web activities 

Interactive student study quizzes 

Interactive animations, simulations, video clips, and more 

All art from the student text 



SCI E NCE 

Grade 8 Table of Contents 

Unit 1: Cells and Systems 

1 The cell is the basic unit of life. 

2 The life systems of the human body work independently and together. 

3 The immune system protects the human body. 

Unit 2: Optics 

4 Many properties of light can be understood using ideas about waves. 

5 Optical systems make use of mirrors and lenses. 

6 Human vision can be corrected and extended using optical systems. 

Unit 3: Fluids and Dynamics 

7 Kinetic molecular theory explains the characteristics of solids, liquids, 

and gases. 

8 Forces applied to fluids can change their characteristics. 

9 There are both natural and constructed fluid systems. 

Unit 4: Water Systems on Earth 

10 The water cycle plays a vital role on Earth. 

11 The oceans control the water cycle. 

12 Changes in water quality and quantity can harm living things. 

Science Skills Guide 

Glossary 


Unit 1: Atoms, Elements, and Compounds 

1 Observing matter has led to the development of atomic theory. 

2 Elements are the building blocks of matter. 

3 Elements combine to form compounds. 

Unit 2: Reproduction 

4 The nucleus controls the functions of life. 

5 Mitosis is the basis of asexual reproduction. 

6 Meiosis is the basis of sexual reproduction. 

Unit 3: Characteristics of Electricity 

7 Static charge is produced by electron transfer. 

8 Ohm's law defines the relationship of current, voltage, and resistance. 

9 Circuits are designed to control the transfer of electric energy. 

Unit 4: Space Exploration 

10 Scientific evidence suggests that the universe formed about 13.7 

billion years ago. 

11 Unimaginably vast distances separate the components of the universe. 

12 Human understanding of Earth and the universe continues to increase 

through observation and exploration. 


Unit 1: Sustaining Earth's Ecosystems 

1 The biosphere is organized into biomes and ecosystems. 

2 Energy flow and biogeochemical cycles support life in ecosystems. 

3 Ecosystems continually change over time. 

Unit 2: Chemical Reactions and Radioactivity 

4 Atomic theory explains isotopes and the formation of compounds. 

5 Substances can be classified in different ways. 

6 Chemical reactions occur in predictable ways. 

7 Radioactivity is explained by modern atomic theory. 

Unit 3: Motion 

8 Average velocity is the rate of change in position. 

9 Average acceleration is the rate of change in velocity. 

Unit 4: Energy Transfer in Natural Systems 

10 The kinetic molecular theory explains the transfer of thermal energy. 

11 Climate change occurs by natural and human processes. 

12 Thermal energy transfer drives plate tectonics. 

BC Science 8 

Student Text 0070972990 $66.10 

Student Text with Workbook 0070981566 $69.02 

Student Workbook 0070972966 $6.56 

Package of 10 Workbooks 9780070967526 $61.16 

Teacher's Resource 0070972982 $209.95 

Computerized Assessment Bank 9780070972971 $199.95 

* To order French editions, see page 42 

BC Science 9 

Student Text 9780070984516 $62.95 

Student Text with Workbook 9780070985735 $65.74 






BC Science 10 (Coming Spring 2008) 

Student Text with Workbook—Implementation Pkg 9780070984653 TBA 

Teacher's Resource 9780070984622 TBA 

Student Workbook 9780070984615 TBA 

Package of 10 Workbooks 9780070967502 TBA 

Computerized Assessment Bank 9780070984608 TBA 



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6SCI E NCE 

BC Science 6 and 7 


Computerized 

Assessment Bank 

CD-ROM 


• BC Science 6 Development Team: Authors: Adrienne Mason, Karen Charleson, 

Darcy Dobell, Eric Grace; Contributing Authors: Karen Walsh, Tara Shepherd, Judy 

Gadicke; Senior Pedagogical Consultant: Sandy Wohl; Aboriginal Consultants: 

Karen Charleson, Dr. E.R. Atleo (Umeek of Ahousaht), Dr. David Blades, David 

Rattray; Consultants: Herb Johnston, Dr. Doug Roberts, Bruce McAskill 

(Assessment), Shirley Choo (Reading), Gloria Gustafson (Literacy), Jennifer Katz 

(Differentiated Instruction), Glen Holmes (Technology), Nancy Josephson (Social 

Considerations), Elizabeth Sparling (Special Education), Ken P. Waldman (Health 

and Safety) 

• BC Science 7 Development Team: Authors: Adrienne Mason, Karen Charleson, 

Eric Grace, Jacque Martin; Senior Pedagogical Consultant: Sandy Wohl; Resource 

Development Consultants: Herb Johnston, Dr. Doug Roberts 

• BC Science 6 and 7 Advisory Panel: Elspeth Anderson, Dr. David Blades, Dr. 

Allan MacKinnon, Darren Macmillan, Dr. Jolie Mayer-Smith, Steve Williams, Josie 

Wilson, Dr. E.R. Atleo (Umeek of Ahousaht) 

• © 2005, Grade 6 • © 2004, Grade 7 

T 

hese exciting resources developed specifically for the new 

curriculum provide solid science process skills reinforcement, 

engaging text and visuals, and a wide choice of easy-to-do hands-on 

activities to meet the needs of every learner. 

Features 

Covers 100% of the Prescribed Learning Outcomes presented in the 

British Columbia science curriculum. 

Labs and activities featuring inexpensive, easy-to-obtain materials are 

suited to both elementary and middle school classrooms. 

Feature photographs, locations, examples, role models, and careers 

specific to British Columbia. 

Reading Check features enhance students’ reading comprehension. 

Ask an Elder profiles integrate Aboriginal perspectives with science 

content. 


These softcover workbooks reinforce student learning and science 

literacy while also offering modified activities, enrichment and 

extension, additional vocabulary practice, further practice of science 

process skills, support for reading comprehension, and additional 

opportunities for assessment and evaluation. 

Specifically developed to address the needs of ESL students and 

struggling readers. 



The Teacher’s Resource package offer planning ideas, teaching 










extend student learning, as well as chapter quizzes and unit tests. 




Each features approximately 900 questions. 

Questions include True/False, Correction, Matching, Multiple Choice, 

Short Answer, Problem Solving, Application, and Critical Thinking. 

Uses ExamView® Pro software. 

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www.mcgrawhill.ca/books/bcscience7 

Online Study Quizzes provide immediate feedback to students. 

Cool Stuff to See and Do (animations, simulations, and video clips). 

BC Science 6 

Student Text 0070959005 $57.83 

Student Text and Workbook Package 9780070967557 $61.54 

Teacher's Resource with CD-ROM 0070959013 $110.20 


Package of 10 Student Workbooks 9780070967540 $66.03 


(Windows ® and Macintosh ® ) 007095903X $99.95 

BC Science 7 

Student Text 0070947864 $58.65 

Student Text and Workbook Package 007095237X $62.32 



Package of 10 Student Workbooks 9780070967533 $66.03 


(Windows ® and Macintosh ® ) 007094900X $104.95 



Discovering Science 7 

SCI E NCE 



CD-ROM 

Authors: Tricia Armstrong, Jonathan Bocknek, Lois Edwards, Eric Grace, 

Christine Weber 

Contributing Author: Dinah Zike 

Pedagogical Reviewers: James Butler, Jennifer Clarke, Cheryl Donovan-White, 

Sheldon Gillam, Musgrave Harbour 

T 

his exciting resource developed specifically for the new 

curriculum provides solid science process skills reinforcement, 

engaging text and visuals, and a wide choice of easy-to-do hands-on 

activities to meet the needs of every learner. 

Features 

Labs and activities featuring inexpensive, easy-to-obtain materials are 

suited to both elementary and middle school classrooms. 

Feature photographs, locations, examples, role models, and careers. 

Reading Check features enhance students’ reading comprehension. 

Ask an Elder profiles integrate Aboriginal perspectives with science 

content. 

Table of Contents 

Unit 1 Interactions Within Ecosystems 

1 An ecosystem is all the living and non-living things in a particular place 

2 Living and non-living things interact in ecosystems 

3 Natural events and human activities cause changes in ecosystems 

Unit 2 Heat 

4 Temperature describes how hot or cold an object is 

5 Scientists use the particle theory of matter to describe temperature 

6 Heat is transferred from one place to another by three different processes 

Unit 3 Mixtures and Solutions 

7 Matter can be classified as mixtures or pure substances 

8 Some substances dissolve to form solutions faster and more easily than 

others 

9 Many useful products depend on technology for separating mixtures and 

solutions 

Unit 4 Earth's Crust 

10 Earth's crust is made up of rocks and minerals 

11 Earth's crust is constantly changing 

12 Soil is the living component of Earth's crust 

Science Skills 

ScienceSkill 1 Organizing and Communicating Scientific Data 

ScienceSkill 2 Designing and Conducting Experiments 

ScienceSkill 3 Metric Conversion and SI Units 

ScienceSkill 4 Measurement 

ScienceSkill 5 Qualitative and Quantitative Observations 

ScienceSkill 6 Communicating Your Lab Work in a Lab Report 

ScienceSkill 7 Common Laboratory Equipment 

ScienceSkill 8 Using a Microscope 

ScienceSkill 9 Using Graphic Organizers 

Glossary 



The Teacher’s Resource package offers planning ideas, teaching 










extend student learning, as well as chapter and unit quizzes. 



www.discoveringscience.ca 

Student Text 9780070726024 TBD 

Teacher’s Resource with CD-ROM 9780070726019 TBD 


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8SCI E NCE 

Science Essentials 

9 and 10 

• Grade 9: Authors: Glen Hutton, Educational Consultant; David Kamatovic, 

District School Board of Niagara; Roger Levert, Toronto District School Board; 

Barbara Nixon-Ewing, Toronto District School Board; Bala Rasul, Toronto District 

School Board; Andrea Stewart, Trillium-Lakelands District School Board; Sandy 

Szeto, Toronto District School Board • ©2006, 

• Grade 10: Authors: Stan Gajewski, Halton Catholic District School Board; Glen 

Hutton, Educational Consultant; Barbara Nixon-Ewing, Toronto District School 

Board; John Patterson, Algoma District School Board; Leonarda Ricciuto, Toronto 

District School Board; Sandy Szeto, Toronto District School Board • © 2007 

Science Essentials 9 and 10 are written specifically for the Locally 

Developed Compulsory Credit Course SNCIL and SNC2L. 

Key Benefits: 

Develops student scientific and literacy skills for real life application 

Addresses the diverse learning needs of the struggling student 

population 

Promotes ease of organization and classroom management 

Student Resource 

Consumable student book 

Multiple short lessons can be taught in a variety of ways: teacher 

directed, class/group hands-on work, and individual work 

Unit Opener provides common starting point 

Balance of open-ended and directed activities 

Literacy and scientific skills focus 

Accessible Readability 

Online Student Technology Resources 

Teacher Resource 

Comprehensive teaching suggestions and review of common 

challenge areas for students 

Classroom management strategies and tools 

Assessment tools 

Diagnostic and intervention tools to facilitate the implementation of 

successful learning strategies. 

Digital editable blackline masters, checklists and rubrics 

Overhead Transparencies of a selection of student workbook pages 

and colour images 


How to Think Like a Scientist 

What Are Variables? 

Scientific Method 

Unit A: Chemistry and You 

1 Chemistry the Safe Way 

2 Describing Matter 

3 Classifying Matter 

4 Making Connections to 

Chemistry 

Task: Choose and Test a Product 

Unit B: Lighten Up 

5 Electricity on the Move 

6 Working with Circuits 

7 Series and Parallel Circuits 

8 Making Connections to Your 

Home 

Task: What can you Build? 


How to Think Like a Scientist 

What Makes a Fair Test? 

Scientific Method 

Advertising Claims 

Media Literacy 

Unit A: A Daily Dose of 

Chemistry 

1 Everyday Chemistry 

2 Physical and Chemical 

Changes Every Day 

3 Rates of Change 

4 Reacting to Issues 

Task: Design More Powerful 

Rocket Fuel 

Unit B: Using Electrical Energy 

5 Electricity and You 

6 Batteries and Power 

Unit C: Staying Alive 

9 Staying Alive! 

10 Human Body Systems 

11 Frog Dissection 

12 Plant Systems 

13 Making Connections with 

Biology 

Task: Choose an Activity 

Unit D: Science in My Life 

14 Science in Cooking 

15 The Science of Looking Good 

16 Science in Sports 

Task: Safety Check 

Glossary 

7 Generating Electric Energy 

8 Reducing Energy Consumption 

Task: Design a School Energy Plan 

Unit C: Living Together 

9 Populations 

10 Communities 

11 Interactions Among 

Communities 

12 Human Impact on 

Communities 

Task: Reduce Waste at School 

Unit D: Science and Media 

13 Media and Food Products 

14 Media and Care Products 

Task: Frequently Asked Questions 

about Tobacco and Health 

Glossary 

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www.mcgrawhill.ca/books/sciess10 

Science Essentials 9 

Student Text 0070976368 $14.28 

Teacher Resource 0070976376 $275.63 

Science Essentials 10 

Student Text 9780070814400 $15.70 



ScienceFocus 

7, 8, 9 and 10 

• ScienceFocus 7 & 8: Brown, Bullard, Clancy, Edwards, Galbraith, Grace, Gue, 

Haley, Jolliffe, Kiddell, Krupa, Krupa, Liland, Makar, J. Martin, T. Martin, Siler, 

Strachan • © 2001 • Grades 7-8 

• ScienceFocus 9: Edgar, Goldie, Jasper, Lindenberg, Makar, Martin 

• © 2002 • Grade 9 

• ScienceFocus 10: Gue, Hutton, Leong, Lunn, Mason, McGuire, Painter, Searle, 

Siler • © 2004 • Grade 10 

Electronic Productivity Package 

Includes Teacher’s Resource CD-ROM, Blackline Masters 

CD-ROM, and Illustrations CD-ROM. 

www.mcgrawhill.ca/books/sciencefocus7 




Student Resources include Study Quizzes, and Internet Connects, 

simulations, animations, and video clips. 

SCI E NCE 

T 

his outstanding program provides a solid foundation in the 

concepts of life, physical, and Earth sciences by developing 

students’ skills of scientific inquiry, technological problem solving, and 

societal decision making. 

Features 

Covers 100% of the learning outcomes/ICT outcomes outlined in the 

Alberta Program of Studies. 

Grade appropriate reading level and appealing visual design. 

Offers students an abundance of opportunities to actively investigate 

and explore science concepts, to analyze important issues in today’s 

world, and to learn fascinating information about a wide variety of topics. 

This program has been thoroughly reviewed by Alberta-based pedagogy, 

content, and safety experts to ensure use of current instructional 

strategies, up-to-date content, and a safe learning environment. 

SCIENCEFOCUS provides a rich selection of activities, projects, and 

investigations. 


Teacher's Resource 

Offers an implementation guide, planning and curriculum 

correlation charts, science background, teaching strategies and tips, 

complete answers to all questions and problems, and extensive 

support for assessment and evaluation. 

Includes Blackline Masters in print and on CD-ROM, and 

Assessment and Evaluation component. 

Blackline Masters CD-ROM 

Modifiable Blackline Masters (including additional Practice Problems, 

lab support, chapter tests, and unit tests), Assessment checklists, 

and Assessment rubrics in both PDF and editable Word® versions. 

Question formats in tests are patterned on the Grade 12 Alberta 

Diploma Exams to help students become familiar with the exam style. 


Provides 1200 modifiable questions. Types of questions include: 

Modified True/False, Multiple Choice, Matching, Completion, Short 

Answer, Problem Solving, Critical Thinking, and Application. 

Uses ExamView® Pro software; dual platform (Macintosh® and 

Windows®), Grade 10 only. 

SCIENCEFOCUS 7 

Student Text 0070864675 $89.50 


Electronic Productivity Package 0070898634 $182.63 


Video (150 min) 0070864713 $228.28 

Illustrations CD-ROM 0070893543 $228.28 

* To order French editions, see page 42. 


Student Text 0070864721 $89.50 

Teacher's Resource 007086473X $310.75 

Electronic Productivity Package 0070898626 $182.63 


Video (120 min) 0070864764 $228.28 




Student Text 007089082X $88.25 

Teacher's Resource (Print) 0070890838 $338.17 

Blackline Masters CD-ROM 0070917167 $219.52 



Video (114 min) 0070890854 $229.45 



Student Text 0070890862 $99.22 


Blackline Masters CD-ROM 007091642X $184.29 


(Windows® 95+ and Macintosh®) 0070890897 $275.63 


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SCI E NCE 

science.connect 1 

• Colbourne, Fernandez, Hutton, Jantzen, MacFadyen, Sosnowski, Stoten 

• © 2002 • Grade 10 


• Colbourne, Fehres, Gowans, Hutton, Leong, MacFadyen, Smith 

• © 2003 • Grade 11 

SciencePower 9 

Atlantic Edition 

• Wolfe, Clancy, Jasper, Lindenberg, Lynn, Mustoe, Smythe • Grade 9 

SciencePower 10 


• Grace, Mustoe, Ivanco, Gue, Brown, Edwards, Bello • © 2001 • Grade 10 

T 

his integrated multimedia program has been carefully developed 

to meet the needs and learning styles of Science 14 and 

Science 24 students. It helps students fulfill each of the Alberta 

Learning outcomes by featuring many visuals, hands-on activities, and a 

simplified reading level that makes the material accessible to students 

who have difficulty with mainstream courses. 

Features 

Internet Connect activities guide students to the Internet, where they 

can download worksheets and visit web links that help them 

understand specific issues or content. 

Both the Internet Connect and Disc Connect features help students 

meet many of the province’s ICT outcomes. 

Student Multimedia CD-ROM 

Multimedia applets (referred to as Disc Connects) handle concepts 

that are difficult to teach using a print resource. 

The applets use interactive features such as drag and drop, lab 

simulations, tutorials, and question and answer format. The combined 

animations and videos bring concepts to life. 


The Teacher’s Resource CD-ROM includes science background for 

most text sections and activities, answers to all text questions, extension 

activities, blackline masters, ICT masters that guide students through 

the Internet Connect and Disc Connect activities, and assessment 

masters. 

www.mcgrawhill.ca/books/science.connect1 

www.mcgrawhill.ca/books/science.connect2 


Student Text (with multimedia CD-ROM**) 0070890927 $78.46 

Teacher's Resource (CD-ROM) 0070890935 $641.35 

**Not compatable with Mac OSX 


Student Text (with multimedia CD-ROM**) 0070890943 $85.58 

Teacher's Resource (CD-ROM) 0070890951 $554.46 

**Not compatable with Mac OSX 

Developed by leading science educators across Canada, this 

program fosters science literacy and prepares students for 

further studies in science. 

Features 

Complete coverage of the curriculum outcomes from the Pan- 

Canadian Framework and the Atlantic Canada science curriculum. 

Provides full assessment support and helps teachers prepare 

report cards. 

www.mcgrawhill.ca/books/sciencepower9 


SCIENCEPOWER 10 Illustrations CD-ROM 

Contains many modifiable illustrations from the SCIENCEPOWER 

10 student text. 

Illustrations are provided in jpeg and bitmap formats to allow for a 

variety of uses by teachers and students. 

SCIENCEPOWER GRADE 9 Atlantic Edition 

Student Text 0075609053 $83.35 


Blackline Masters 0070874840 $280.41 


Video 0070886784 $223.51 

SCIENCEPOWER GRADE 10 Atlantic Edition 

Student Text 007560907X $83.35 


Illustrations CD-ROM (Ontario/Atlantic) 007087557X $224.02 



Video 0070886792 $234.16 

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SciencePower 

7 – 10 

• Brown, D. Bullard, J. Bullard, Clancy, Edwards, Galbraith, Grace, Gue, Jolliffe, 

Kiddell, Lindenberg, Lynn, Mustoe, Smythe, Wolfe • © 1999, © 2000 • Grades 7-10 

Empower your students for the 21st century with a solid 

foundation in basic concepts, science inquiry, issues analysis, 

and technological problem solving. 

Features 

Practical and effective strategies to assist with multiple learning 

needs, planning and preparation, activities and investigations. 



Conveniently packaged in unit modules, the Teacher’s Resource 

provides planning information, assessment tools and techniques, 

answer keys, teaching strategies, and science background information 

for the non-specialist teacher. 

Blackline Masters 

This extensive package includes approximately 500 masters for 

investigations and activities, performance assessment rubrics, diagrams 

for students to label, concept maps, chapter quizzes, unit tests, and 

much more. 


Provides approximately 1500 questions keyed to Ontario curriculum 

expectations. 

Offers a variety of question types: short answer, multiple choice, 

matching, problem solving, and critical thinking questions. 

Videos 

Stimulating video clips to accompany SCIENCEPOWER 7-10 have 

been developed in partnership with Discovery Channel Canada. Each 

clip consists of short segments compiled from the daily news 

magazine program, @discovery.ca. 





SCIENCEPOWER Grade 7 

Student Text 0075603578 $75.08 


Teacher's Resource (Atlantic Edition) 0075608995 $319.12 


Blackline Masters (Atlantic Edition) 0070906513 $255.00 

Computerized Assessment Bank (Windows ® ) 0075607735 $355.13 

Video (120 min) 007086375X $245.54 


Student Text 0075603594 $77.21 


Teacher's Resource (Atlantic Edition) 0075609045 $319.12 


Blackline Masters (Atlantic Edition) 0070906521 $255.00 


Video (90 min) 0070863768 $245.54 


Student Text 0075603616 $84.53 


Blackline Masters (shrink-wrapped, 

3-hole punched) 0070921776 $294.79 


Video (90 min) 0070863776 $245.54 


Student Text 0075603632 $83.35 


Assessment and Evaluation Handbook 0070875561 $148.86 



Video (90 min) 0070864918 $224.02 

Illustrations CD-ROM 007087557X $224.02 


Glencoe Science 

ActiveFolders 

H 

ands-on 

activities that challenge students at their individual 

ability levels. 


Active Folders - Life Science 

Cell Structure 

Cell Function 

Mitosis and Meiosis 

Ecology 

Heredity and Genetics 

Classification 

Human Body Systems 

Adaptations 

Plants 

Food Chain/Food Web/Energy 

Pyramid 

Active Folders - Earth Science 

Seasons/Phases of the Moon 

Solar System 

Rock Cycle 

Lunar and Solar Eclipses 

Soil and Erosion 

Weather/Climate 

Earthquakes 

Volcanoes 

Plate Tectronics 

Weathering 

Active Folders - Chemistry 

Matter 

States of Matter 

Chemical Bonds 

Periodic Table 

Measurement - SI Units 

Acid/Bases 

Physical/Chemical 

Changes/Conservation of Mass 

Properties of Liquids and Gases 

Elements, Compounds, and Mixtures 

Chemical Reactions 

Active Folders - Physics 

Magnetism 

Work and Simple Machines 

Electricity 

Law of Conservation of Energy 

Newton's 1st Law of Motion and 

Forces 

Newton's 2nd Law of Motion 

Newton's 3rd Law of Motion 

Energy 

Waves 

Temperature/Thermal Energy 

Active Folders - Life Science (set of 10) 0078741084 $52.12 

Active Folders - Earth Science (set of 10) 0078741076 $52.12 

Active Folders - Chemistry (set of 10) 0078741068 $52.12 

Active Folders - Physics (set of 10) 0078741092 $52.12 


SCI E NCE 

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SCI E NCE 

12 

Glencoe Science Modules 

Glencoe Flexible 15-Book Series 

• © 2008 

W 

ith the 15 Life, Earth, and Physical Science titles in the 

Glencoe Science Series, you can select topics you want 

to cover and customize your science curriculum any way you want. Our 

engaging content and huge variety of lab options promote active 

involvement and deeper understanding. 

Features 

With over a thousand easy-to-implement labs and activities to 

choose from, you can build inquiry skills and actively engage students 

with a minimal budget. 

Research-based reading support allows this program to meet students 

where they are and helps them understand key science concepts. 

Effective technology solutions help you manage labs, lesson planning, 

teaching resources, and assessment. 

Differentiated instruction is easy with leveled and unique resources 

that are effective for all students. 

Life Science Modules 

Life's Structure and Function © 2008 

Student Edition 0078778123 $20.57 

Reading Essentials, Student Edition 0078671345 $7.66 

Teacher Wraparound Edition 0078778131 $61.56 

Teacher Classroom Resources 0078617367 $121.90 

Color Transparencies 0078671337 $36.80 

From Bacteria to Plants © 2008 

Student Edition 007877814X $20.57 




Color Transparencies 007866991X $36.80 

Animal Diversity © 2008 






Human Body Systems © 2008 






Ecology © 2008 






Earth Science Modules 

Earth's Materials and Processes © 2008 






The Changing Surface of Earth © 2008 






The Water Planet © 2008 




Teacher Classroom Resources 007861757X $121.90 


The Air Around You © 2008 






Astronomy © 2008 



Teacher Wraparound Edition 007877831X $61.56 



Physical Science Modules 

The Nature of Matter © 2008 






Chemistry © 2008 






Motion, Forces, and Energy © 2008 






Electricity and Magnetism © 2008 






Waves, Sound, and Light © 2008 







Inquiry into Biology 

• Bob Constantin, Calgary School District (retired); Helen Colbourne, Calgary 

School District; Darcy Dobell, Tofino, British Columbia; Claudia Fehres, Calgary 

School District; Adrienne Mason, Tofino, British Columbia; Deborah MacFadyen, 

Calgary School District; George Thomson, Medicine Hat School District; Alexandra 

Venter, Athabasca University • © 2007 

W 

ritten 

to support the new Biology 20-30 Program of Studies. 

Student's Resource 

Variety of accessibility options available for the Student Text 

material — print, e-book and online version 

Unit Opener/Unit Preparation Material — Reviews previously 

learned material from Science 10 or previous units, both in the text 

and online. Unit Preparation in the student resource includes review 

material and questions and varies from 2-8 pages in length. Online 

Unit Pre-quizzes provides feedback to teachers on which topics need 

review. 

Richness of visuals — graphic organizers at the end of each 

chapter, illustrations, photos, all illustrations available digitally for 

classroom use. 


Unit 1: Energy and Matter Exchange in the Biosphere 

1 Energy Transfer in the Biosphere 

2 Cycles of Matter 

Unit 2: Ecosystems and Population Change 

3 Ecosystems and Their Diversity 

4 Mechanisms of Population Change 

Unit 3: Photosynthesis and Cellular Respiration 

5 Photosynthesis and Cellular Respiration 

Unit 4: Human Systems 

6 Digestion and Human Health 

7 The Respiratory System 

8 Circulation and Immunity 

9 Excretion and the Interaction of Systems 

10 The Muscular System and Homeostasis 

Unit 5: The Nervous and Endocrine Systems 

11 The Nervous System 

12 Sensory Reception 

13 Hormonal Regulation of Homeostasis 

Unit 6: Reproduction and Development 

14 The Continuance of Human Life 

15 Human Development 

Unit 7: Cell Division, Genetics, and Molecular Biology 

16 Cellular Reproduction 

17 Patterns and Processes in Inheritance 

18 Molecular Genetics 

Unit 8: Population and Community Dynamics 

19 Genetic Diversity in Populations 

20 Population Growth and Interactions 


Teacher's Resource 

Available in Print, CD-ROM and Online 

Curriculum Correlation 

Lesson planner and chart 

List of course materials by unit 

Assessment tools 

Assessment planning and teaching strategies 

Teaching Unit Feature–summarizes the content, highlights conceptual 

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Supports diverse student needs 

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Question types include: short answer, Multiple choice, Numeric 

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Student website 

Carefully selected internet links to aid student research including 

extension material related to STS (science, technology, and society) 

objectives 

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Review questions in Diploma Exam-style 

Essential Study Partner - A free study partner that engages, 

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Includes tips for students in preparing for the Diploma Exams 

A Pre-Quiz for each unit (8 total) with 10-20 questions about material 

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Student Text 0070960526 $99.75 





BIOLOGY 

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BIOLOGY 


Biology 


• Bullard, Chetty, Dobell, Flood, Galbraith, Grace, Jasper, Mason, Matovinovic, 

Price, Banerd, Blake, Bocknek, Dunlop, Gibbons, Letcher, Little, D. Little M.D., 

Schramek • © 2002 • Grades 11–12 

Features 

Both investigations and STSE outcomes are integrated throughout 

the textbook, reflecting the spirit of the new curriculum. 

Special feature articles highlight Canadian contributions to science 

and technology, and the role of biological research in the workplace. 

www.mcgrawhill.ca/books/biology11 

S 

tudents will benefit from fluent, easy-to-understand explanations, 

high-quality photographs and micrographs, and clear, 

well-labelled diagrams, technical illustrations, and Concept Organizers. 

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Aligns 100% with the APEF Biology curriculum guidelines. 

Each chapter ends with a set of features and questions to review and 

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issues presented in the chapter. 

Student Text 007088708X $97.79 

Student Text Lab Manual CD-ROM 0070896062 $201.33 


Lab Manual (Print) 0070895074 $224.02 

Presentation Tools 0070887101 $223.41 

Computerized Test Bank 007088711X $275.95 

Video (51 min) 0070887128 $211.33 



Biology 12 

Ontario Edition 

• Blake, Craven, Dobell, Flood, Jasper, C. Little, Mason, Price, Banerd, D. Little 

M.D., Letcher • © 2002 • Grade 12 

www.mcgrawhill.ca/books/atlbiology 

Student and Teacher Resources include Web Links and Animations. 

Student Text 0070916764 $82.77 


Video t/a Biology 11/12 0070887128 $211.33 

Biology 11 Computerized Assessment Bank 007088711X $275.95 

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Biology 11 


• Galbraith, Blake, Bullard, Chetty, Grace, Mason, Matovinovic, Price, Gibbons, C. 

Little, D. Little M.D., Schramek • © 2001 • Grade 11 

McGraw-Hill Ryerson Biology 12 is a resource written 

specifically for the Ontario Biology, Grade 12 University 

Preparation course (SBI4U). 

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Investigations, MiniLabs, and Thinking Labs provide a wide variety of 

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Review questions for each section, chapter, and unit. 

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McGraw-Hill Ryerson Biology 11 is a dynamic program written 

specifically for the Ontario Biology, Grade 11 University 

Preparation course (SBI3U). 


Glencoe Biology 

• Biggs, Hagins, Holiday, Kapicka, Lundgren, MacKensie, Rodgers, Sewer, Zike, 

National Geographic • © 2007 

A 

thematic approach helps students make real-world 

connections in biology! Integrated throughout the text, the 

major themes of biology consistently reinforce students' understanding 

of the linkages among all living things. 

Previous Edition 

Glencoe Biology: 

The Dynamics of Life 

Biggs, Crispen-Hagins, Gregg, Kapicka, Lundgren, Rillero, National Geographic 

Society, 6/e,© 2004 

Student Text 0078299004 $93.49 



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BSCS Biology 

A Molecular Approach 

• Biological Science Curriculum Study (BSCS) • 9th Edition, © 2006, 

Grade Level 9-12 

BIOLOGY 

Features 

Biology Themes-Scientific Inquiry, Diversity, Energy, Homeostasis, and 

Change-help students understand and connect concepts and topics 

Research-based reading support addresses all reading levels. 

Exclusive! Dinah Zike's Foldables provide students with a unique, 

hands-on method to organize information for effective, efficient study 

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Leveled strategies and resources offer more opportunities for all 

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Online Student Edition provides easy online access to their 

Student Edition 24/7. 

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Science Notebook, Student Edition 9780078746031 $12.45 

Laboratory Manual, Student Edition 9780078747205 $8.71 

Forensics Laboratory Manual, SE 9780078747151 $7.85 


Teacher Classroom Resources (includes 

9 Fast File Unit Resource books) 9780078741821 $277.20 

*Laboratory Manual, Teacher Edition 9780078747212 $40.30 

*Forensics Laboratory Manual, 

Teacher Edition 9780078747168 $40.30 

*Reading Essentials Answer Key 9780078746000 $40.30 

*Science Notebook, TAE 9780078746048 $34.45 

*Dinah Zike's Teaching Math and Science 

with Foldables 0078693845 $22.95 

StudentWorks Plus CD-ROM 9780078746154 $111.83 


TeacherWorks CD-ROM 9780078746147 $277.20 

Examview Assessment Suite CD-ROM 9780078746178 $190.65 

Online Student Edition 

Online Student Edition 

(1 year subscription per print student edition) 9780078746222 $8.71 

*Included in Teacher Classroom Resources 

A 

comprehensive, inquiry-based approach to biology. This 

researched-based program, developed with funding from 

the National Science Foundation, supports an inquiry approach to Biology. 

It provides students with the background information needed to ask 

their own research questions and to conduct their own investigations. 


Unit 1: Energy, Matter, and 

Organization 

Unit 2: The Cell: Homeostasis and 

Development 

Unit 3: Heredity: Continuity of Life 

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Unit 4: Evolution 

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Environment 

Unit 6: Interactions and 

Interdependence 


Annotated Teacher Edition 0078664284 $142.55 


Practicing Scientific Methods: Labs and 

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Overhead Transparencies 0078697328 $36.80 


ExamView Pro Testbank CD-ROM 0078699037 $199.32 

Interactive Chalkboard CD-ROM 0078699045 $151.80 



Videolabs, DVD 007869907X $183.95 


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BIOLOGY 

Biology 

• Raven, Johnson, Mason, Losos, Singer • Eighth Edition, © 2008 

Biology 

• Brooker , Widmaier , Graham , Stiling • © 2007 

16 

Biology is an authoritative majors textbook focusing on 

evolution as a unifying theme. In revising the text, McGraw- 

Hill consulted with numerous users, noted experts and professors in the 

field. Biology is distinguished from other texts by its strong emphasis on 

natural selection and the evolutionary process that explains biodiversity. 

The new 8th edition continues that tradition and advances into modern 

biology by featuring the latest in cutting edge content reflective of the 

rapid advances in biology. That same modern perspective was brought 

into the completely new art program offering readers a dynamic, realistic, 

and accurate, visual program. 

New to this edition 

Dynamic Author Team—This new team is comprised of Jonathan 

Losos, Evolutionary Biologist—Harvard University, Ken Mason, 

Molecular Biologist—Purdue University, and Susan Singer, Plant 

Geneticist—Carleton College, have joined forces to thoroughly revise 

the textbook. The new author team successfully modernized the 

content, while maintaining the historical context to the subject matter. 

Entirely NEW Visual Program! The entire art program was 

redone involving a variety of specialists, artists, and medical illustrators 

who worked very closely with the author team to provide a phenomenal 

visual 

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Part I The Molecular Basis of Life 

Part II Biology of the Cell 

Part III Genetic and Molecular Biology 

Part IV Evolution 

Part V Diversity of Life on Earth 

Part VI Plant Form and Function 

Part VII Animal Form and Function 

Part VIII Ecology and Behavior 

Student Text (Reinforced Binding, Hardcover) 9780073349824 

Advance Placement Instructor's Manual 9780073256764 

Instructor's Testing and Resource CD-ROM 9780072965841 

Advance Placement Instructor Resource 

CD-ROM (with Instructor Manual 

& Computer TestBank) 9780073256788 

Transparencies (1300) 9780072965827 

For current pricing call 1-800-565-5758. 

For previoius edition, please refer to the Additional Titles on page 39. 

Biology combines the talent of four active researchers and 

experienced textbook authors to create a comprehensive 

modern text featuring an evolutionary focus with an emphasis on 

scientific inquiry. Four active researchers, four experienced text authors, 

comprehensive and modern approach, evolutionary focus, emphasizes 

scientific inquiry, realistic, integrated (3-D) visual program 

Features 

Evolution—A strong evolutionary approach. It delivers a clear theme 

of evolution through natural selection through out each chapter by 

use of genomes and proteomes. 

Content—Top notch and break through content provides the most 

accurate and up-to-date reference book on the market. 

Investigative Approach—The author team guides the reader 

through how the investigation of living things leads to discoveries 

that no one would have imagined. This is emphasized in the Feature 

Investigation boxes throughout the text. Each Feature Investigation 

highlights important experiments in the various fields of biology and 

the relevance to the discoveries. 

Art—Instructive visuals. The student can understand what is going 

on in the figures/photos without necessarily reading the narrative. 

Visual learners will especially benefit from the clear and concise 

art/photos. Brand new art, all consistent! 

Integrated Scientific method—You get the traditional TOC, but the 

benefit of integrated feature investigations throughout the narrative. 

Balanced pedagogy—Everything in the book is important and the 

student is not overwhelmed by lots of pedagogy. 


Unit 1: Chemistry 

Unit 2: Cell 

Unit 3: Genetics 

Unit 4: Evolution 

Unit 5: Diversity 

Unit 6: Plants 

Unit 7: Animals 

Unit 8: Ecology 

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Transparencies 9780072956573 

Instructor Testing and Resource CD-ROM 9780072956580 

Student Study Guide 9780072995886 

Biological Investigations Lab Manual 9780072992878 



Inquiry Into Life 

• Mader • Eleventh Edition, © 2006 

Marine Biology 

• Castro, Huber • Seventh Edition, © 2008 

BIOLOGY 

F 

rom the unique delivery of biology content, to the time-tested 

art program, to the complete integration of the text with 

technology, Dr. Sylvia Mader has formed a teaching system that will 

both motivate and enable your students to understand and appreciate 

the wonders of all areas of biology. 

Inquiry into Life, 11/e emphasizes the application of all areas of 

biology to knowledge of human concerns to which the students can 

relate. This distinctive text was developed to stand apart from all other 

non-majors texts with a unique approach, unparalleled art, and a 

straightforward, succinct writing style that has been acclaimed by both 

users and reviewers. 

Features 

Chapter Opening Vignette: A short, thought-provoking vignette 

applies chapter material to a real-life situation. 

Inquiry into Life has four types of boxed readings. 

Health Focus readings review procedures and technology that can 

contribute to our well-being. 

Science Focus readings describe how experimentation and 

observations have contributed to our knowledge about the living world. 

Ecology Focus readings show how the concepts of the chapter 

can be applied to ecological concerns. 

Bioethical Focus readings describe modern situations that call for 

value judgements and challenge students to develop a point of view. 

Digital Content Manager CD-ROM contains 60 pieces of active 

art which are text art files developed to allow instructors the 

opportunity to manipulate illustrations so you can “tell your own 

story”; all art and photos from the text; and PowerPoint lectures. 

www.mhhe.com/maderinquiry11 


How to Study Science 0072346930 

Lab Manual 0072858702 


Digital Content Manager 0072422106 

Instructor's Testing and Resource CD-ROM 0072422041 


Student Art Notebook 0073106852 

Interactive Student CD-ROM 0073025615 


For other editions, please refer to the Additional Titles on page 39. 

Marine Biology covers the basics of marine biology with a 

global approach, using examples from numerous regions 

and ecosystems worldwide. This introductory, one-semester text is 

designed for non-majors. A special effort has been made to include 

solid basic science content needed in a general education course, 

including the fundamental principles of biology, the physical sciences, 

and the scientific method. This science coverage is integrated with a 

stimulating, up-to-date overview of marine biology. 

Features 

A global, non-regional perspective that demonstrates that thye 

world's oceans and seas function as a vast, integrated system is 

among the most important messages of this book. 

A collection of eight laboratories and field investigations in marine 

biology have been specially written to be used with Marine Biology. 


Principles of Marine Science 

1 The Science of Marine Biology 

2 The Sea Floor 

3 Chemical and Physical Features of Seawater and the World Ocean 

4 Fundamentals of Biology 

The Organisms of the Sea 

5 The Microbial World 

6 Multicellular Primary Producers: Seaweeds and Plants 

7 Marine Animals without a Backbone 

8 Marine Fishes 

9 Marine Reptiles, Birds, and Mammals 

Structure and Function of Marine Ecosystems 

10 An Introduction to Marine Ecology 

11 Between the Tides 

12 Estuaries: Where Rivers Meet the Sea 

13 Life on the Continental Shelf 

14 Coral Reefs 

15 Life Near the Surface 

16 The Ocean Depths 

Humans and the Sea 

17 Resources from the Sea 

18 The Impact of Humans on the Marine Environment 

19 The Oceans and Human Affairs 

Appendix A Units of Measurement 

Appendix B Selected Field Guides and Other Useful References for the 

Identification of Marine Organisms 

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BIOLOGY 

Anatomy and 

Physiology Revealed 

CD-ROM Set, Version 2.0 

• Medical College of Ohio • Second Edition, © 2008 

NEW EDITION 

A 

natomy & Physiology Revealed is the ultimate interactive 

cadaver dissection experience. This state-of-the-art tutorial 

uses cadaver photos combined with a layering technique that allows 

the student to peel away layers of the human body to reveal structures 

beneath the surface. Anatomy & Physiology Revealed offers animations, 

radiologic imaging, audio pronunciations, and a comprehensive quizzing 

tool. This tutorial can be combined with any of McGraw-Hill’s Anatomy 

& Physiology textbooks. 

Features 

The integumentary system has been added to the list of organ 

systems. 

Expanded skeletal and joint coverage. 

NEW Histology section. 

NEW Expanded Quizzing Types and Options. 

NEW Navigation and Interface Changes. 

NEW “Smart” search button has been added and integrated 

across all systems. 

Workbook (Broyles; 400 pp.) includes a step-by-step quick reference 

chart located on the inside front cover. This reference covers the initial 

steps needed to access main section of Anatomy & Physiology 

Revealed. Each chapter is numbered; exercises reflect the chapter 

number, followed by the sequential exercise number, making it easy for 

teachers to assign portions of the workbook. 

Anatomy & Physiology Revealed: Version 2.0, 

Complete Series (CD-ROMs 1-4) 9780073378077 

Workbook 9780073403540 



Anatomy and 

Physiology 

Revealed 

CD-ROM Set 

• Medical College of Ohio • First Edition, © 2006 

Volume 1, Skeletal & Muscular System CD-ROM 0073123234 

Volume 2, Nervous System CD-ROM 0073123218 

Volume 3, Cardiovascular, Respiratory, and 

Lymphatic Systems CD-ROM 0073215503 

Volume 4, Digestive, Endocrine, Urinary, & 

Reproductive Systems CD-ROM 9780073215518 

Anatomy & Physiology Revealed: CDs 1-4, 

Complete Series 0073215538 


Hole's 

Human Anatomy 

and Physiology 

• Shier, Butler, Lewis • Eleventh Edition, ©2007 

Hole's Human Anatomy & Physiology is considered to be the 

premiere “fundamentals” text available. It is a comprehensive 

investigation of the structure and function of the human body. 

Features 

Outstanding Pedagogical Program Features: Understanding 

Words, Chapter Objectives, Review Questions, and Critical-Thinking 

Questions assist students in their overall understanding of the 

material presented. InnerConnections, multipurpose illustrations, 

conceptually link the highlighted body system to every other system, 

reinforcing the dynamic interactions of groups of organs. 

New Art: Visual learners will appreciate the number of illustrations 

in this text (about 800 total figures). 

Applied/Clinical Content: The clinical content applies “situational 

analysis” and “personal relevance” to draw students into the materials 

and help them learn anatomy and physiology in the context of 

situations they may face in future careers. 

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Student Text (Reinforced Binding) 9780073256993 


Digital Content Manager CD-ROM 9780072829549 


Laboratory Manual 9780072829570 


Art Notebook 0073211702 



Glencoe 

Chemistry 

Matter and Change 

Buthelezi, Dingrando, Hainen, Wistrom, Zike• © 2008 • Grades 10 -12 

*Lab Manual, Teacher Edition 0078787483 $34.45 

*Science Notebook TAE 0078787548 $34.45 

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Section Focus Transparencies 9780078787522 $105.60 

Teaching Transparencies 9780078787515 $105.60 

Math Skills Transparencies 9780078787539 $70.40 

*Laboratory Management and Safety 

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ExamView Pro Testbank CD-ROM 9780078789090 $190.65 

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Combines the elements students need to succeed. 

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New labs include Data Analysis Inquiry Labs 

More assessment options than ever before with example and practice 

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Dina Zike's Foldables are three-dimensional graphic organizers that 

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Concepts in Motion at Chemistry Online enhances visual literacy and 

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Strong problem-solving strand offers unique coaching notes in 

Example problems to aid comprehension. 

Classroom Resources 

Science Notebook utilizes the proven Cornell two-column system for 

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The latest technology makes your job easier with an electronic student 

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Glencoe Chemistry: Matter and Change 

• Second Edition, © 2005 • Grades 10-12 


Science Notebook in Chemistry 0078682053 $26.04 

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Study Guide for Content Mastery 0078245222 $19.09 





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Teacher Classroom Resources 

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Performance Assessment 

in the Science Classroom 0078254531 $33.99 

*Solutions Manual 0078787505 $43.96 

*Solving Problems: A Chemistry Handbook 0078787572 $19.05 

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*Forensics Laboratory Manual, TE 0078690927 $42.14 

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CH E M I STRY 

Inquiry into Chemistry 

• Ian Phillips, Edmonton Public School Board; Sandy Searle, Calgary Board of 

Education; Audrey Chastko, Rocky View School District; Jeff Goldie, Edmonton 

Public School Board; Frank Mustoe, University of Toronto Schools (retired) • © 2007 


Chemistry 


• Mustoe, Jansen, Webb, Doram, Hayhoe, Gaylor, Ghazariansteja 

• © 2003 • Grades 11-12 

Current, relevant, and rigorous content supports student 

mastery of knowledge, skill, STS, and attitude outcomes for 

the new Alberta Education Chemistry 20-30 Program of Studies. 

Supporting you... 

100% curriculum fit to the new Alberta Education Chemistry 20-30 

Program of Studies 

Links to ICT outcomes 

Teacher Resources designed for both the beginning and experienced 

chemistry teacher 

Detailed laboratory support for before, during, and after the investigation 

(e.g., solution preparation, disposal procedures) 

Online teaching materials including PowerPoint lessons 

...and your students 

Alberta content featuring photographs, references, and researchers 

A variety of motivating hands-on investigations and activities 

Current and relevant science content designed to engage a diverse 

range of learners 

Online quizzes, applets, internet connects, and more 


Unit 1: The Diversity of Matter 

and Chemical Bonding 

1 Chemical Bonding 

2 Diversity of Matter 

Unit 2: Forms of Matter: Gases 

3 Properties of Gases 

4 Exploring Gas Laws 

Unit 3: Matter as Solutions, 

Acids, and Bases 

5 Solutions 

6 Acids and Bases 

Unit 4: Quantitative 

Relationships in Chemical 

Changes 

7 Stoichiometry 

8 Applications of Stoichiometry 

Unit 5: Thermochemical 

Changes 

9 Energy and Chemical Reactions 

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10 Theories of Energy and Chemical 

Changes 

11 Activation Energy and Catalysts 

Unit 6: Electrochemical 

Changes 

12 Oxidation-Reduction Reactions 

13 Cells and Batteries 

Unit 7: Chemical Changes of 

Organic Compounds 

14 Structure and Physical Properties 

of Organic Compounds 

15 Reactions of Organic 

Compounds 

Unit 8: Chemical Equilibrium 

Focussing on Acid-Base 

Systems 

16 Chemical Equilibrium 

17 Acid-Base Equilibrium Systems 

McGraw-Hill Ryerson Chemistry is a program developed 

specifically for Grades 11 and 12 combined chemistry 

courses. 

Features 

Aligns 100 per cent with the APEF Chemistry curriculum 

guidelines. 

An optional Chapter 1 reviews key concepts and skills learned in 

Grade 10. 


Teacher's Resource – This comprehensive package offers planning 

charts, teaching strategies, troubleshooting and advance preparation 

tips to help both students and teachers. Answer keys, science background, 

suggestions for dealing with misconceptions, and support 

for assessment and evaluation are included. 

Presentation Tools (predominantly Grade 11) – Ready-made, 

modifiable illustrations from the Student Text that can be used in 

preparing tests, PowerPoint presentations, overhead transparencies, 

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clips. 

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Student Resources include Study Quizzes, Web Links, Electronic 

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Student Text with e-book 0070971064 $89.97 



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Student Text 9780070960510 $99.75 

Teacher Resource Binder 9780070974203 $262.50 


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Chemistry 11 


• Mustoe, Jansen, Doram, Ivanco, Clancy, Ghazariansteja, Bedry, Hayhoe 

• © 2001 • Grade 11 


Chemistry 12 


• Authors: Mustoe, Jansen, Webb, Hayhoe, Cherkas, Gaylor • Contributing Author: 

Bedry • © 2002 • Grade 12 

CH E M I STRY 

M 

cGraw-Hill Ryerson Chemistry 11 is a dynamic program 

specifically written for the Ontario Chemistry, Grade 11 

University Preparation course (SCH3U). 

Features 

A problem-solving model that will stimulate the student to think 

through the concepts and not "plug numbers into formulas". 



This comprehensive package offers planning ideas, teaching strategies, 

answer keys, science background, and extensive support for 

assessment and evaluation. 

Solutions Manual CD-ROM 

Provides fully worked solutions for all Practice Problems in the 

student text. 


Types of questions include True/False, Correction, Multiple Choice, 

Matching, Completion, Short Answer, Graphics, Critical Thinking, and 

Applications. 

Uses Brownstone software, and runs on Windows® 95+ and 

Macintosh®. 

www.mcgrawhill.ca/books/chemistry11 

Student Text 0070886814 $99.21 


Lab and Problems Manual CD-ROM 0070895147 $171.13 

Lab and Problems Manual (Print) 0070895090 $190.42 

Solutions Manual CD-ROM 0070895287 $201.41 

Solutions Manual (Print) 0070895104 $201.41 


(Windows 95® and Macintosh ® ) 0070886849 $275.95 



M 

cGraw-Hill Ryerson Chemistry 12 is written specifically for 

the Ontario Chemistry, Grade 12 University Preparation 

course (SCH4U). 

Features 

Many opportunities for problem solving based on a carefully 

developed problem-solving model and numerous Practice Problems. 




answer keys, science background, and extensive support for 

assessment and evaluation. 

Solutions Manual CD-ROM 

Provides fully worked solutions for all Practice Problems in the 

student text. 


Types of questions include True/False, Correction, Multiple Choice, 

Matching, Completion, Short Answer, Graphics, Critical Thinking, and 

Applications. 

Uses ExamView®Pro software. 

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Student Resources include Study Quizzes, Web Links and Course 

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Student Text 0070916438 $99.95 





Solutions Manual (Print) 007091673X $208.36 


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CH E M I STRY 

Chemistry 

• Chang • Ninth Edition, © 2007 

Chemistry 

The Molecular Nature of Matter and Change 

• Silberberg • Fifth Edition, © 2009 

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Chemistry takes a traditional approach and features a straightforward, 

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1 The Study of Change 

2 Atoms, Molecules, and Ions 

3 Mass Relationships in 

Chemical Reactions 

4 Reactions in Aqueous Solutions 

5 Gases 

6 Thermochemistry 

7 Quantum Theory and the 

Electronic Structure of Atoms 

8 Periodic Relationships Among 

the Elements 

9 Chemical Bonding I: Basic 

Concepts 

10 Chemical Bonding II: Molecular 

Geometry and Hybridization of 

Atomic Orbitals 

11 Intermolecular Forces and 

Liquids and Solids 

12 Physical Properties of Solutions 

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13 Chemical Kinetics 

14 Chemical Equilibrium 

15 Acids and Bases 

16 Acid-Base Equilibria and 

Solubility Equilibria 

17 Chemistry in the Atmosphere 

18 Entropy, Free Energy, and 

Equilibrium 

19 Electrochemistry 

20 Metallurgy and the Chemistry of 

Metals 

21 Nonmetallic Elements and Their 

Compounds 

22 Transition Metal Chemistry and 

Coordination Compounds 

23 Nuclear Chemistry 

24 Organic Chemistry 

25 Synthetic and Natural Organic 

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It contains unprecedented macroscopic to microscopic molecular 

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1 Keys to the Study of Chemistry 

2 The Components of Matter 

3 Stoichiometry of Formulas and Equations 

4 The Major Classes of Chemical Reactions 

5 Gases and the Kinetic-Molecular Theory 

6 Thermochemistry: Energy Flow and Chemical Change 

7 Quantum Theory and Atomic Structure 

8 Electron Configuration and Chemical Periodicity 

9 Models of Chemical Bonding 

10 The Shapes of Molecules 

11 Theories of Covalent Bonding 

12 Intermolecular Forces: Liquids, Solids, and Phase Changes 

13 The Properties of Mixtures: Solutions and Colloids 

Interchapter: A Perspective on the Properties of the Elements 

14 Periodic Patterns in the Main-Group Elements: Bonding, Structure, and 

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15 Organic Compounds and the Atomic Properties of Carbon 

16 Kinetics: Rates and Mechanisms of Chemical Reactions 

17 Equilibrium: The Extent of Chemical Reactions 

18 Acid-Base Equilibria 

19 Ionic Equilibria in Aqueous Systems 

20 Thermodynamics: Entropy, Free Energy, and the Direction of Chemical 

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21 Electrochemistry: Chemical Change and Electrical Work 

22 The Elements in Nature and Industry 

23 The Transition Elements and Their Coordination Compounds 

24 Nuclear Reactions and Their Applications 

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Physics 

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© 2009 • Grades 11-12 

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College Physics 

• Giambattista, et al • Second Edition, ©2007 

5 Steps to a 5 

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• Jacobs, Schulman • © 2005 

PHYSICS 

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2 Force 

3 Acceleration and Newton's 

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4 Motion with a Changing Velocity 

5 Circular Motion 

6 Conservation of Energy 

7 Linear Momentum 

8 Torque and Angular Momentum 

9 Fluids 

10 Elasticity and Oscillations 

11 Waves 

12 Sound 

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13 Temperature and the Ideal Gas 

14 Heat 

15 Thermodynamics 

Part 3 Electromagnetism 

16 Electric Forces and Fields 

17 Electric Potential 

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19 Magnetic Forces and Fields 

20 Electromagnetic Induction 

21 Alternating Current 

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23 Reflection and Refraction 

24 Optical Instruments 

25 Interference and Diffraction 

Part 5 Quantum and Particle 

Physics and Relativity 

26 Relativity 

27 Early Quantum Physics and the 

Photon 

28 Quantum Physics 

29 Nuclear Physics 

30 Particle Physics 

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Appendix B Table of Selected 

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PHYSICAL SCI E NCE 

Glencoe 

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2 Science, Technology, and Society 

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7 The Earth-Moon-Sun System 

8 The Solar System 

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10 Waves 

11 Sound and Light 

12 Earth's Internal Processes 

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14 Magnetism 

15 Electromagnetic Radiation 

16 Energy Sources 

17 Weather and Climate 

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19 Properties of Atoms and the 

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20 Earth Materials 

21 Earth's Changing Surface 

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24 Solutions, Acids, and Bases 

25 Nuclear Changes 

26 Stars and Galaxies 


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Earth Science 

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1 The Nature of Science 

2 Mapping Our World 

Unit 2 Composition of Earth 

3 Matter and Change 

4 Minerals 

5 Igneous Rocks 

6 Sedimentary and Metamorphic 

Rocks 

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7 Weathering, Erosion, and Soil 

8 Mass Movements, Wind, and 

Glaciers 

9 Surface Water 

10 Groundwater 

Unit 4 The Atmosphere and the 

Oceans 

11 Atmosphere 

12 Meteorology 

13 The Nature of Storms 

14 Climate 

15 Earth Oceans 

16 The Marine Environment 

Unit 5 The Dynamic Earth 

17 Plate Tectonics 

18 Volcanism 

19 Earthquakes 

20 Mountain Building 

Unit 6 Geologic Time 

2 1Fossils and the Rock Record 

22 The Precambrian Earth 

23 The Mesozoic, Cenozoic, and 

Paleozoic Eras 

Unit 7 Resources and the 

Environment 

24 Earth Resources 

25 Energy Resources 

26 Human Impact on the Earth 

Resources 

Unit 8 Beyond Earth 

27 The Sun-Earth-Moon System 

28 Our Solar System 

29 Stars 

30 Galaxies and the Universe 

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E NVI RON M E NTAL SCI E NCE 

Environmental 

Science 

• Cunningham, Woodworth Saigo, Bailey • First Canadian Edition, © 2005 

Environmental Science 

A Study of Interrelationships 

• Enger, Smith • Tenth Edition, © 2006 

T 

he environment knows no borders. Environmental Science 

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Physical Geology 

and the Environment 

• Plummer, McGeary, Carlson, Eyles, Eyles • Second Canadian Edition, © 2007 

Environmental 

Geology 

• Montgomery • Seventh Edition, © 2006 

G EOLOGY 

Retaining an inquiry-based approach to learning, the Second 

Canadian Edition of Physical Geology & The Environment 

incorporates the rich geology of Canada with elaborate examples 

throughout the text, as well as an entire chapter focusing on the 

geological history of Canada. Geology holds vital importance in the 

economic, social, and political realms of Canada, detailed references to 

Canadian examples have been updated and incorporated into this edition. 

New Features 

New "Geomatics Boxes" introduce students to the range of skills 

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of various forms of digital data and visualization of these data in three 

dimensions (a developing field known as geomatics). 

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an online supplementary chapter, along with some coverage within 

the text on the planets, moon, and terrestrial planets. 


1 Introduction to Physical Geology and the Environment 

2 Plate Tectonics 

3 Earthquakes 

4 The Earth's Interior 

5 Atoms, Elements, and Minerals 

6 Igneous Rocks, Intrusive Activity, and the Origin of Igneous Rocks 

7 Volcanism and Extrusive Rocks 

8 Weathering and Soil 

9 Sediments and Sedimentary Rocks 

10 Metamorphisism, Metamorphic Rocks, and Hydrothermal Rocks 

11 Geologic Structures 

12 Geologic Resources 

13 Mass Wasting 

14 Streams and Floods 

15 Groundwater 

16 Glaciers, Glaciation, and Permafrost 

17 Deserts and Wind Action 

18 Coasts and Oceans 

19 Time and Geology 

20 Geological History of Canada 

T 

he aim of this text is to present the student with a broad 

overview of environmental geology. It looks both at how the 

earth developed into its present condition and where matters seem to 

be moving for the future. It is hoped that this knowledge will provide 

the student with a useful foundation for discussing and evaluating 

specific environmental issues, as well as for developing ideas about 

how the problems should be solved. 


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Section 2 Internal Processes 

Section 3 Surface Processes 

Section 4 Resources 

Section 5 Waste Disposal, Pollution, and Health 

Section 6 Other Related Topics 

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SCI E NCE LITERACY 

The Outer Edge 

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H EALTH 

Glencoe Health 

First Canadian Edition 

• Hilborn • First Canadian Edition, © 2004 • Grades 9–10 

Health Issues 

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4 Nutrition and Your Health 

5 Managing Weight and Body 

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Unit 3: Mental and Emotional 

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6 Achieving Good Mental Health 

7 Managing Stress and Anxiety 

8 Mental and Emotional Problems 

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9 Skills for Healthy Relationships 

10 Family Relationships 

11 Peer Relationships 

12 Violence Prevention 

13 Sexually Transmitted Diseases 

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14 Prenatal Development and Birth 

15 Adolescence and the Life Cycle 

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16 Tobacco 

17 Alcohol 

18 Medicines and Drugs 

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19 Injury Prevention and Safe 

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20 First Aid and Emergencies 

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B Developmental Assets 

Glossary/Index 

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H 

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Quick Write tasks to enhance writing skills 

Health Minute features that offer coping strategies for challenges 

that students may encounter 

Hands-On Health activities that allow students to develop an 

understanding of concepts by searching for examples in their 

own lives 

Real-Life Applications that offer engaging activities, using a 

variety of skills, to examine concepts related to sexuality and health 

Health Skills Activities that allow students to apply the skills they 

have learned to respond to real-life situations 

Analysis of the influence of media on students' concepts of self, 

relationships, family, and sexuality 


Chapter 1: Sexuality and You 

Lesson 1 Sexuality and Developing Values 

Lesson 2 Adolescence and Development 

Lesson 3 Adolescence-A Time of Change 

Chapter 2 Relationships and Choosing Abstinence 

Lesson 1 Relationships 

Lesson 2 Communication 

Lesson 3 Decisions About Sexual Relationships 

Chapter 3 The Reproductive System 

Lesson 1 The Male Reproductive System 

Lesson 2 The Female Reproductive System 

Lesson 3 Hormones and Sexual Feelings 

Chapter 4 Commitment and Parenthood 

Lesson 1 Commitment 

Lesson 2 Becoming a Parent 

Chapter 5 Pregnancy and Childbirth 

Lesson 1 Prenatal Development 

Lesson 2 Prenatal Care, Education, and Support 

Lesson 3 Childbirth 

Chapter 6 Other Matters of Sexuality 

Lesson 1 Contraception 

Lesson 2 Sexual Abuse and Violence 

Chapter 7 Sexually Transmitted Infections 

Lesson 1 Sexually Transmitted Infections 

Chapter 8 HIV and AIDS 

Lesson 1 What is HIV/AIDS? 

Lesson 2 HIV/AIDS Testing and Treatment 

Glossary/Index 

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H EALTH 

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Teen Health 

• © 2007, Grades 6-8 

Completely redesigned, this sequential, three course program 

provides the perfect combination of course material and 

interactive multimedia resources. The program's strength in the classroom 

has always been the self-contained, 4-6 page lessons. This structure 

provides flexibility, allowing teachers to tailor the course to their specific 

teaching method and to the school or district's health education framework. 

Teen Health features a 1-column format for ease in readability, 

and includes visual elements such as graphs, charts, tables, and info 

graphics. 

Features 

New Reading Strategies incorporated throughout each chapter 

TIME Health News articles are accompanied by an activity 

Developing Good Character helps students understand, appreciate, 

and act on core ethical values 

Connect to…provides cross-curricular activities to help students see 

how health is related to other areas such as science, mathematics, 

language arts and social studies. 

StudentWorks Plus CD-ROM features an electronic edition of the 

student edition with audio files as well as electronic versions of 

student related reproducible resources. 

TeacherWorks Plus CD-ROM offers instant access to electronic files 

of the TWE, transparencies, and all reproducible resources including 

the ability to launch ExamView Assessment Suite so you can customize 

your lesson plans. 

Hands-On Health features are science-based experiences to illustrate 

various health concepts 

Health Skills Activities present point-of-use reinforcement of integrated 

skills into core health knowledge 


Teen Health, Course 1, Chapter Outline 

1 Your Health and Wellness 

2 Mental and Emotional Wellness 

3 Healthy Relationships 

4 Nutrition 

5 Physical Activity 

6 Personal Health 

7 Your Body Systems 

8 Growth and Development 

9 Tobacco 

10 Alcohol and Other Drugs 

11 Preventing Diseases 

12 Safety and the Environment 

Teen Health, Course 2, Chapter Outline 

1 Understanding Health and Wellness 

2 Taking Charge of Your Health 

3 Physical Activity and Fitness 

4 Nutrition 

5 Mental and Emotional Health 

6 Building Healthy Relationships 

7 Resolving Conflicts and Preventing Violence 

8 Tobacco 

9 Alcohol 

10 Drugs 

11 Personal Health and Consumer Choices 

12 Growing and Changing 

13 Communicable Diseases 

14 Noncommunicable Diseases 

15 Personal Safety 

16 The Environment and Your Health 

Teen Health Course 3 Chapter Outline 

1 Understanding Your Health 

2 Skills for a Healthy Life 

3 Mental and Emotional Health 

4 Mental and Emotional Problems 

5 Relationships: The Teen Years 

6 Promoting Social Health 

7 Conflict Resolution 

8 Violence Prevention 

9 Physical Activity and Fitness 

10 Nutrition for Health 

11 Your Body Image 

12 Alcohol 

13 Tobacco 

14 Drugs 

15 Personal Care and Consumer Choices 

16 Your Body Systems 

17 Growth and Development 

18 Communicable Diseases 

19 Noncommunicable Diseases 

20 Safety and Emergencies 

21 Environmental Health 

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Abstinence 

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choices and decisions they make in their relationships and to recognize 

the value of practicing abstinence from sexual activity before marriage. 

Tobacco, Alcohol, and Other Drugs 

This module describes the direct effects of substance abuse on a 

person's physical, mental/emotional, and social health. It describes 

skill-building activities that give students the motivation and techniques 

for implementing a drug-free lifestyle. Refusal skills, communication 

techniques, and responsible behaviour come alive in activities, roleplaying 

scenarios, and interviews with experts. 

Safety and Injury Prevention 

The booklet opens with a lesson on safety habits and the foundations 

of risk-taking among teens. It then moves on to an examination of 

safety in the home, at school, on the road, during leisure activities, in 

the face of natural disasters, and to ward off physical threats. The final 

lesson outlines key first-aid procedures, including rescue breathing, 

CPR, and first aid for choking. 


HIV / AIDS 

In this module, students are given a clear understanding of the nature 

of the disease, its causes, its prognosis, how it can be prevented, 

and what is currently being done to find a cure and/or vaccine. 

Violence Prevention 

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schools, guns and gangs, and the difference between conflict and 

violence. Students are presented with strategies they can use to 

help diffuse a potentially violent situation. 

Healthy Relationships and Sexuality 

Designed to help students take a close look at the choices and 

decisions they make in their relationships, this module provides basic 

and factual sexuality information that is relevant, important, and appropriate. 

H EALTH 

W 

ith these student-friendly books, you can select topics 

you want to cover. You can cover these topics in any 

order, at anytime. These magazine style booklets give up-to-date health 

information that students need to lead healthy and safe lives. 


Adolescence-Growing and Changing 

Students will gain knowledge in how to accept their changing 

appearances, keep their changing bodies healthy, make meaningful 

choice and decisions, and recognize the special qualities that make 

each of them unique. 

Building Character 

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fundamental precepts of good character, ethics, and morality. 

Conflict Resolution 

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practice in preventing, defusing, and avoiding conflicts. 


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FITNE S S | WE LLNE S S 

Health Care 

Science Technology 

Career Foundations 

• Booth, RN, MS • © 2004 

Foundations of 

Personal Fitness 

• Rainey, Murray • © 2005 • Grades 9-12 

Health Care Science Technology: Career Foundations provides 

a firm foundation for the skills needed for health-related 

careers, such as medical assisting or pharmacy technician. 

Features 

Safety features provide important information concerning safety on 

the job and preventing the spread of infection. 

Preventative Care and Wellness features emphasize the importance of 

the health care worker maintaining a healthy life style. 

Each section within the chapters ends with a section review and Mini 

Lab. 

End-of-chapter Review and Activities sections include Summary, 

Review Questions, Critical Thinking Case Studies, Lab Activities, and 

Internet Activities. 


Unit 1: Health Care 

Foundations 

1 Health Career Clusters 

2 Health Care Systems 

3 Safety and Infection Control 

Practices 

4 First Aid and CPR 

5 Medical Terminology 

6 Anatomy and Physiology 

7 Human Growth and 

Development 

8 Nutrition 

9 Vital Signs 

10 Pharmacology 

11 Legal and Ethical Responsibilities 

12 Employability Skills 

Unit 2: Careers in Therapeutic 

Services 

13 Emergency Medical Services 

14 Nursing 

15 Physician's Office 

16 Mental Health 

17 Pharmacy 

18 Respiratory 

19 Rehabilitation 

20 Sports Medicine 

21 Alternative Medicine 

22 Dental 

23 Animal Health 

Unit 3: Careers in Diagnostic 

Services 

24 Medical Laboratory 

25 Medical Testing 

26 Radiology 

27 Ophthalmic 

Unit 4: Careers in Health 

Informatics 

28 Medical Office 

29 Health Information 

Unit 5: Careers in Support Services 

30 Biomedical Technology 

31 Central Supply/Processing 

32 Dietetics 


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T 

his comprehensive high school text covers all the basic information 

and skills related to personal fitness. It makes students 

aware of the differences between health-related and skill-related fitness, 

explains how a physically active lifestyle can minimize health risks, 

and instructs students how to safely and properly perform warm-ups, 

exercise routines, and cool-downs. It also offers them the tools to evaluate 

their own level of fitness and design a program to improve and 

maintain their personal fitness throughout life. 

Features 

Active Mind! Active Body! features provide an opportunity that 

allows students to investigate an important concept for improving 

their fitness. It shows how the combination of an active mind and an 

active body together lead to complete 

personal fitness. 

Stress Breaks discuss how improved fitness levels and self-esteem 

can help students manage stress in daily life. 


1 Physical Activity and Personal Fitness 

2 Safety and Injury Prevention 

3 Designing a Personal Fitness Program 

4 Nutrition and Your Personal Fitness 

5 Your Body Composition 

6 Maintaining a Healthy Body Weight 

7 Basics of Cardiorespiratory Endurance 

8 Developing Cardiorespiratory Endurance 

9 Basics of Resistance Training 

10 Developing Muscular Fitness 

11 Basics of Flexibility 

12 Personal Fitness Throughout Life 




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A Wellness 

Way of Life 

with Exercise Band 

• Robbins, Powers, Burgess • Seventh Edition, © 2008 

Health and Wellness 

• Meeks, Heit • © 2008, Grades 9-12 

FITNE S S | WE LLNE S S 

T 

his text emphasizes a lifetime of active wellness and the individual's 

responsibility for achieving a healthy life, giving students 

practical information on how to make the decisions that will affect 

their well-being. The authors' style is friendly and informal, and the 

presentation of the material is accessible to all kinds of readers. Topics 

covered include all aspects of fitness, nutrition, weight management, 

stress management, heart health, and substance use and abuse. 


1 Understanding Wellness 

2 Changing Behavior 

3 Developing and Assessing Physical Fitness 

4 Maximizing Cardiorespiratory Fitness 

5 Developing Flexibility and Muscular Fitness 

6 Exploring Special Exercise Considerations 

7 Preventing Common Injuries and Caring for the Lower Back 

8 Maximizing Heart Health 

9 Coping With Stress 

10 Eating for Wellness 

11 Achieving a Healthy Weight 

12 Preventing Cancer 

13 Understanding Substance Abuse and Addictive Behavior 

14 Preventing Sexually Transmitted Disease 

15 Exploring Lifetime Wellness Issues 

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The magazine style format is easy-to-navigate with high 

interest content and active learning strategies that are relevant to 

today's student. 

Features 

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70 lessons. The sequence is flexible to be taught in almost any 

order to address classroom needs and/or curricular requirements. 

Lesson Study Guide Assessments effectively focus on recalling 

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lesson's main ideas. 

Unit Study Guide Assessments create a cumulative review of 

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Components 

StudentWorks Plus CD-ROM: It contains the entire Student 

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to all the student worksheets. 

Teacher Classroom Resource includes all essential blackline 

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Strategies for Health and FitnessZone Heart Rate Activities. 

TeacherWorks Plus CD-ROM: Interactive Teacher Edition and 

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KI N E S IOLOGY 

Manual of Structural 

Kinesiology 

• Thompson, Floyd • Sixteenth Edition, © 2007 

Essentials of Athletic 

Injury Management 

• Prentice, Arnheim • Seventh Edition, © 2008 

NEW EDITION 

T 

his book provides a straightforward look at human anatomy 

and its relation to movement. The text identifies specific muscles 

and muscle groups and describes exercises for strengthening and 

developing those muscles. 


Preface 

1 Foundations of Structural Kinesiology 

2 Neuromuscular Fundamentals 

3 Basic Biomechanical Factors and Concepts 

4 The Shoulder Girdle 

5 The Shoulder Joint 

6 The Elbow and Radioulnar Joints 

7 The Wrist and Hand Joints 

8 Muscular Analysis of Upper Extremity Exercises 

9 The Hip Joint and Pelvic Girdle 

10 The Knee Joint 

11 The Ankle and Foot Joints 

12 The Trunk and Spinal Column 

13 Muscular Analysis of Trunk and Lower Extremity Exercises 

Appendix/Worksheets/Glossary/Credits/Index 

Essentials of Athletic Injury Management, continues its focus on 

the basic principles in the care and prevention of athletic 

injury. It gives students the essential information they need to work with 

individuals participating in sports. This edition comes with additional 

helpful resources on the Online Learning Centre. 

The text includes “Athletic Injury checklists”, it features separate 

chapters on key topics such as young athletes and injury prevention, 

legal liability and insurance, and blood borne pathogens, and the 

universal precautions necessary in the athletic environment. In each 

chapter, critical thinking exercises provide relevant, brief case studies. 


Part 1: Organizing and Establishing an Effective Athletic Health Care System 

Part 2: Techniques for Preventing and Minimizing Sport-Related Injuries 

Part 3: Recognition and Management of Specific Injuries and Conditions 

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Sizer-Webb, Whitney, DeBruyne, © 2000 

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Science 

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Index 

5 Steps to a 5: Physics......................................................................................25 

Anatomy & Physiology Revealed CD-ROM Set, 

Medical College of Ohio, 2/e, ©2008........................................................18 

Anatomy & Physiology Revealed CD-ROM Set, 

Medical College of Ohio, 1/e, ©2006........................................................18 

A Wellness Way of Life, Robbins, Powers, Burges, 6/e, © 2005 ..........37 

BC Science 6, Mason, Charleson, Dobell, Grace, ©2005 ........................6 

BC Science 7, Mason, Charleson, Dobell, Grace, ©2004..........................6 

BC Science 8, Sandner, Milross, Lacy, Martha, ©2006 ............................4 

BC Science 9, Sandner, Fatkin, Lacy, Milross, Naso, ©2007 ..................4 

BC Science 10, Sandner, Fatkin, Lacy, Milross, Naso, ©2008 ................4 

Biology, Brooker, Widmaier, Graham, Stiling, © 2007 ..............................16 

Biology, Raven, Johnson, Mason, Losos, Singer, 8/e, © 2008 ..............16 

Biology, Raven, Johnson, Singer, Losos, 7/e,© 2005 ..............................39 

Biology: An Everyday Experience, Kaskel, Hummer, Daniel, ©2003....39 

Biology: The Dynamics of Life, 

Biggs, et al, National Geographic Society, 6/e, ©2004..................15, 39 

Biology: The Dynamics of Life, Biggs et al, 5/e, ©2002..........................39 

Breakthroughs in Science ................................................................................30 

BSCS Biology: A Molecular Approach, 9/e, © 2006 ..............................15 

Chemistry: Concepts and Applications, Phillips et al, 3/e, ©2005 ......39 

Chemistry: The Molecular Nature of Matter and Change, 

Silberberg, 5/e, © 2009 ................................................................................22 

Chemistry: The Molecular Nature of Matter and Change, 

Silberberg, 4/e, © 2006 ................................................................................39 

Chemistry, Chang, 9/e, © 2007......................................................................22 

Chemistry: with ChemSkill Builder Online V.2, Chang, 8/e, ©2005 ....39 

College Physics, Giambattista, et al, 2/e, ©2007 ......................................25 

Content Vocabulary Workout ..........................................................................31 

Dinah Zike's Teaching Science with Foldables ..........................................31 

Discovering Science 7, Armstrong, Bocknek, Edwards, Grace,................7 

Earth Science: Geology, the Environment, and the Universe, 

The National Geographic Society, © 2002 ..............................................40 


Borrero, et al., National Geographic, © 2008 ..........................................27 


The National Geographic Society, ©2005 ................................................27 

ELL Strategies for Science, © 2005..............................................................30 

Environmental Geology, Montgomery, 7/e, ©2006 ..................................29 

Environmental Science, Cunningham, 

Woodworth Saigo, Bailey, 1/C/e, ©2005 ..................................................28 

Environmental Science: A Study of Interrelationships, 

Enger, Smith, 10/e, ©2006............................................................................28 

Essentials of Athletic Injury Management, 

Prentice, Arnheim, 7/e, ©2007 ....................................................................38 

Foundations of Personal Fitness, Rainey, Murray, ©2005 ......................36 

Glencoe Biology, Biggs, Hagins, Holiday, et al, ©2007............................15 

Glencoe Chemistry: Matter and Change, 

Buthelezi, Dingrando, Hainen, Wistrom, Zike, © 2008..........................19 

Glencoe Chemistry: Matter and Change, 2/e, ©2005 ............................19 

Glencoe Health, First Canadian Edition, Hilborn, ©2004 ........................32 

Glencoe Health, Merki, Merki, ©2003 ........................................................39 

Glencoe Health: A Guide to Wellness, Merki, Merki, 6/e, ©1999 ......39 

Glencoe Science: Flexible 15-Book Series, © 2005 ................................40 

Glencoe Science ActiveFolders ......................................................................11 

Glencoe Science: Animal Diversity, ©2008 ................................................12 

Glencoe Science: Astronomy, ©2008 ..........................................................12 

Glencoe Science: Chemistry, ©2008 ............................................................12 

Glencoe Science: Earth's Materials and Processes, ©2008 ..................12 

Glencoe Science: Ecology, ©2008 ................................................................12 

Glencoe Science: Electricity and Magnetism, ©2008..............................12 

Glencoe Science: From Bacteria to Plants, ©2008 ..................................12 

Glencoe Science: Human Body Systems, ©2008 ....................................12 

Glencoe Science: Life's Structure and Function © 2008 ........................12 

Glencoe Science: Motion, Forces, and Energy, ©2008 ..........................12 

Glencoe Science: The Air Around You, ©2008 ........................................12 

Glencoe Science: The Changing Surface of Earth, ©2008 ....................12 

Glencoe Science: The Nature of Matter, ©2008 ......................................12 

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Inquiry into Biology, Constantin et al, ©2007 ............................................13 

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McGraw-Hill Ryerson Biology 11, Galbraith et al, ©2001 ......................14 

McGraw-Hill Ryerson Biology 12, Blake, Craven et al, ©2002..............14 

McGraw-Hill Ryerson Biology Atlantic Edition, Bullard et al, ©2002 ..14 

McGraw-Hill Ryerson Chemistry 11, Mustoe, Jansen et al, ©2001 ....21 

McGraw-Hill Ryerson Chemistry 12, Mustoe et al, ©2002 ....................21 

McGraw-Hill Ryerson Chemistry, 

Atlantic Edition, Mustoe et al, ©2003........................................................20 

McGraw-Hill Ryerson Physics 11, Dick, Geddis, Holzer, 

James, McCaul, McGuire, Poole, Smythe, ©2001..................................24 

McGraw-Hill Ryerson Physics 12, Dick et al, ©2002 ..............................24 

McGraw-Hill Ryerson Physics, Atlantic Edition, 

Dick, Edwards, Geddis et al, ©2003 ..........................................................24 

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Plummer, McGeary, Carlson, Eyles, Eyles, 2/C/e, © 2007....................29 

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Physics: Principles and Problems, Zitzewitz, George, Elliott, 

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Physics: Principles and Problems, Zitewitz, © 2005 ................................23 

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Reading and Writing in the Science Classroom ........................................31 

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Science Essentials 9, Hutton et al, ©2006 ....................................................8 

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science.connect 1, Colbourne, Fernandez, Hutton et al, © 2002 ........10 

science.connect 2, Colbourne, Fehres, Gowans et al, ©2003 ..............10 

ScienceFocus 7, Brown et al, ©2001 ..............................................................9 

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SciencePower 7 - 10, Brown et al, ©1999, ©2000 ..............................11 

SciencePower 9: Atlantic Edition, Wolfe et al ..........................................10 

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Teen Health Series, Bronson, Cleary, Hubbard, ©2007 ..........................34 

Teen Health Series, Merki, Cleary, Hubbard, ©2005................................40 

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