B! Maggle #001 Canada
B! Maggle is a series of health and history magazines targeting ages 7-12. Set in an alien school, in the space city of BAZOOF!, readers engage themselves in articles, artwork and stories created by youth across Canada. B! Maggle educates youth on making healthy lifestyle choices, personal care, safety, eco education, important Canadian history and more!
B! Maggle is a series of health and history magazines targeting ages 7-12. Set in an alien school, in the space city of BAZOOF!, readers engage themselves in articles, artwork and stories created by youth across Canada. B! Maggle educates youth on making healthy lifestyle choices, personal care, safety, eco education, important Canadian history and more!
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THE CAN ADIAN CRABAPPLE MYSTERY!<br />
Aside from the sweetness and all the healthy nutrients<br />
apples are known for, they also have a valuable place<br />
in Canadian history. Before proper records were kept in<br />
North America, two or three types of crabapples have been<br />
considered native in <strong>Canada</strong>. It is unclear exactly how they got<br />
here. They either originated here or after someone planted them<br />
for the first-time, thrived so well that they continued to grow and<br />
spread without help from anyone!<br />
sketchy<br />
apple<br />
1 SNOW APPLE<br />
The earliest named Quebec apple sometimes<br />
called Pomme de Neige (or Snow Apple) was<br />
grown as early as 1700. It is best known<br />
for its crisp, juicy, white flesh sometimes<br />
threaded with red.<br />
color<br />
complete<br />
apples.<br />
color &<br />
Shade<br />
SWEET CRABAPPLE<br />
2<br />
Sweet Crabapple or Garland<br />
Crab which is found only in<br />
southern Ontario.<br />
PACIFIC<br />
CRABAPPLE<br />
3<br />
Pacific Crabapple that<br />
grows along the coast in<br />
British Columbia. b<br />
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