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West Coast Pages is an educational resource brand that honors the power of storytelling in education. Aiming to increase the inclusion of literature by authors of the global majority in educational spaces.

Based on Coast Salish lands (Vancouver, Canada)

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  • Photo of Moon of the Crusted Snow Novel Study by West Coast Pages

    I thoroughly enjoyed utilizing the resources from the "Novel Study Indigenous Literature: Moon of the Crusted Snow." It greatly aided me in creating engaging lessons and activities that my students genuinely enjoyed. The materials provided a rich foundation for exploring themes, characters, and cultural elements present in the novel.

    Chloe S. via Teachers Pay Teachers

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  • The kids liked this and learned a lot. It was a great way of breaking down the TRC document which is too big and unweildly for grade 9s on its own. A bit of a scramble for me to update the key, as these things change so fast (ie - how many calls to action have been implemented). I broke mine into groups and then they presented their answers to each other. I'll definitely use this again.

    Anastasia S. via Teachers Pay Teachers

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  • This is a great resource for my students! They're not big fans of ELA in general, but these resources helped make our novel study unit a success.

    Ms Miller Loves ELA via Teachers Pay Teachers

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River Mumma by Zalika Reid-Benta
Maya Reddy-Thom Maya Reddy-Thom

River Mumma by Zalika Reid-Benta

River Mumma by Zalika Reid-Benta - Book Review by West Coast Pages. A beautiful novel infusing city elements of Toronto and Jamaican folklore.

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The Circle by katherena vermette
Maya Reddy-Thom Maya Reddy-Thom

The Circle by katherena vermette

The Circle by katherena vermette - Book Review by West Coast Pages. The Circle is a sister book to The Break & The Strangers.

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