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Le bourdon

S1 E67
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2021

Did you know that the bumblebee produces honey? Yes, the bee is not the only one to produce the sweet nectar.

Levels:
Elementary Kindergarten Grade 1 Grade 2 Grade 3 Grade 4
Subjects:
Français Notions fondamentales de la langue French as a Second Language Listening Speaking Programme de la maternelle et du jardin d’enfants Demonstrating Literacy Behaviours Science and technology Life Systems
Skills:
Collaboration Communication
French level:
A1: Breakthrough A2: Waystage
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E1 : La bernache, quelle endurance!

30 s
Did you know that the goose can travel a thousand kilometers without stopping? This Canadian animal has a lot of endurance!
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E2 : Le refuge des tortues du Grand Sudbury

30 s
Did you know that there is a turtle sanctuary in Greater Sudbury, Ontario?
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E3 : Le monarque, ce grand voyageur

30 s
Did you know that the monarch butterfly travels up to five thousand kilometers? This is one of the longest insect migrations in the world!
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E4 : Le béluga

30 s
Did you know that the name beluga comes from a Russian word? Yes, the word beluga comes from the Russian word 'belukha' which means white.
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E5 : Le bison des prairies

30 s
Did you know that the Prairie Bison is the largest land mammal in North America?
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E6 : Le carcajou

30 s
Did you know that the wolverine has a very powerful jaw? This carnivorous mammal needs strong teeth to feed on other mammals.
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E7 : Le cougar

30 s
Did you know that there are many cougars on Vancouver Island?
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E8 : Le lynx du Canada

30 s
Did you know that the paws of the Canada lynx look like snowshoes?
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E9 : Le narval

30 s
Did you know that there is a marine animal that looks like a unicorn? The narwhal is a cetacean that has a huge twisted tusk on its head...
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E10 : Le coyote

30 s
Did you know that the coyote is a nocturnal animal? That's why you can only hear it barking at sunset.
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E11 : Le loup

30 s
Did you know that wolves travel very efficiently and live in packs?
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E12 : Le « coyloup »

30 s
Did you know that in Ontario, there is an animal that is half coyote and half wolf?
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E13 : Le cerf

30 s
Did you know that you can see deer in Toronto?
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E14 : Le faucon pèlerin

30 s
Did you know that the peregrine falcon is an excellent hunter?
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E15 : Le marsouin commun

30 s
Did you know that harbour porpoise can find food with the help of the echo?
    Levels:
    Elementary Kindergarten Grade 1 Grade 2 Grade 3 Grade 4
    Subjects:
    Français Notions fondamentales de la langue French as a Second Language Listening Speaking Programme de la maternelle et du jardin d’enfants Demonstrating Literacy Behaviours Science and technology Life Systems
    Skills:
    Collaboration Communication
    French level:
    A1: Breakthrough A2: Waystage