2017 mcgraw-hill education grades 7-12 · pdf filestay connected with mcgraw-hill education...

english

2017 McGRAW-HILL EDUCATIONGrades 7-12 Catalogue

Stay connected with McGraw-Hill Education throughout the year

We apply the science of learning to create innovative solutions that can help improve education outcomes.

Learn more at: www.mheducation.ca/school

5 Over 15,000 Pre-K to grade 12 products5 Learn about our growing list of digital resources5 Visit the eSTORE to shop online.5 Teachers can now place orders online with school pricing5 Track your order status

McGraw-Hill Canada @McGraw_Canada McGraw-Hill Education Canada

@mhecanada

5 Business

5 English

5 Family Studies

5 Mathematics

5 Science, Health & Physical Education

5 Social Studies

5 Technology & Computer Education

5 World Languages

5 Advanced Placement

View all of our interactive catalogues onlineat www.mheducation.ca/school

TABLE OF CONTENTSiLiteracy ............................................................................................. 4

Moving Forward ................................................................................. 6

iWonder .............................................................................................. 7

iSkills .................................................................................................. 8

iLit ....................................................................................................10

Theatre .............................................................................................14

Index .................................................................................................16

Order Information............................................................................17

Contact Us .......................................................................................18

2017 Catalogue PricingPrices listed in this catalogue reflect the standard school discount and apply to orders placed by schools and/or school districts only. Prices are subject to change without notice.

FIND WHAT YOU NEED!LOOK FOR THESE SYMBOLS THROUGHOUT THECATALOGUE

CANADIAN TITLE

AVAILABLE IN FRENCH

AP COURSE APPROPRIATE*

*Advanced Placement and AP are registered trademarks of the College Board, which was not involved in the production of, and does not endorse, these products.

AP

4 TO ORDER Customer Service: 1-800-565-5758 [email protected] www.mheducation.ca/school

iLit

erac

yiLiteracy• © 2016, Grades 9-10

iLiteracy is a new series of four course specific resources that cover 100% of

Ontario’s Grade 9 and 10 English curriculum expectations.

Each resource contains engaging Canadian contemporary short literary works

in a variety of text forms supported by 10 key literacy skills.

Ú Three-part literacy skills lessons are the same for both the applied and academic resources at each grade level to ensure students develop the skills they need to succeed

Ú Skills lessons and the literary selections also support OSSLT prep

Ú Collections are organized by having each skill lesson followed by a few selections of literature that can be used to apply the skill

There are various pathways through these resources:

1. You can follow the sequencing of the book

2. Or you can chart your own course to meet your students’ needs by

self-selecting either the literature or the skills lesson

www.mheliteracycanada.ca

• Table of Contents• Online Samples• More Information

...

NEW!

5TO ORDER Customer Service: 1-800-565-5758 [email protected] www.mheducation.ca/school

iLiteracy

Ú Graphic organizers, cartoons, and other visuals make skills lessons and

literature selections more engaging for students.

Ú Modelled examples are integrated throughout skills lessons to help illustrate

the skill and ensure understanding.

Ú Questions and activities are integrated throughout both the literature

selections and skills lessons. In the literature selections, questions and

activities are organized into Before, During, After and Beyond.

Ú Students will learn about the author of each Canadian literature selection

through a short biography, and also why he or she wrote the selection.

PRINTQuest (ENG1P), Student Edition (package of 5) 9781259470226 $153.49Quest (ENG1P), Digital Teacher’s Resource* 9781259470813 $81.95Vistas (ENG1D), Student Edition (package of 5) 9781259470783 $153.49Vistas (ENG1D), Digital Teacher’s Resource* 9781259470806 $81.95Journeys (ENG2P), Student Edition (package of 5) 9781259470202 $153.49

Journeys (ENG2P), Digital Teacher’s Resource* 9781259470868 $81.95 Motifs (ENG2D), Student Edition (package of 5) 9781259470219 $153.49Motifs (ENG2D), Digital Teacher’s Resource* 9781259470844 $81.95* NOTE: The Digital Teacher’s Resource can only be purchased at www.ilit.ca.


Mov

ing

Forw

ard

Moving ForwardA Collection About Truth and Reconciliation

• © 2016, Grades 10-12

In support of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission’s call to action,

McGraw-Hill Education proudly presents a new anthology called Moving Forward:

A Collection About Truth and Reconciliation. The 88-page collection is comprised of

short stories, poems, essays, and art created by First Nations, Inuit, and Métis

authors and artists on the topics of truth and reconciliation as they relate to

residential schools.

Ú Each selection also includes Before, During, and After questions and activities that support English Language Arts curricula from across the country.

PRINT Student Edition (Pkg of 5) 9781259654282

1-19 $89.75 20+ $80.78

Teacher’s Resource (Print) 9781259649257 $64.95Print Student Editions are only sold in packages of 5. Not available individually.

DIGITALCONNECTschool Student 5 Year Access (5 student accesses — access per student, per course, up to 5 years) 9781259942013 $17.95CONNECTschool Teacher 5 Year Access (up to 2 teachers) 9781259942020 $64.95Digital resources can only be purchased online through our estore at www.mheducation.ca/school



...

NEW!

• Online Access to eBook

CONNECTschool


iWonder

PRINTiWonder 8 Student Edition (Pkg of 5) 9781259654268

1-19 $124.75 20+ $112.27

iWonder 8 Teacher’s Resource (Print) 9781259649264 $97.95

PRINTiWonder 9 Student Edition (Pkg of 5) 9781259654275

1-19 $124.75 20+ $112.27

iWonder 9 Teacher’s Resource (Print) 9781259649288 $97.95Student Editions are only sold in packages of 5. Not available individually.

iWonder 8 and 9 is a new, engaging series published specifically to support the

new British Columbia English Language Arts 8 and 9 curricula. Each resource is

designed around an inquiry framework, with a definition of inquiry in student-

friendly language and a detailed graphic organizer showing an inquiry process.

This is followed by two lessons:

Ú A modelled inquiry lesson with two BC students sharing their insights on

their own inquiry and their final products

Ú A guided inquiry lesson to support a gradual release model

Each student resource also includes a range of approximately 25 short,

contemporary literary texts, organized in five topics that support guided or

independent inquiries. Over 20% of the literary selections are written by

Canadian Aboriginal authors (many of whom are from BC).

Each selection includes “Before, During, and After” instruction, which is

aligned with the new BC Big Ideas, as well as the Curricular Competency and

Content Learning Standards.

The Teacher Resource contains support for all of the questions and activities,

as well as ideas for assessment and how to introduce inquiry into the ELA

classroom.

iWonder• © 2016, Grades 8-9



...

NEW!


iSkills• © 2013-2015, Grades 8-10

iSki

lls

Help your students develop a wide range of literacy skills. iSkills is a series offour student resources that each focus on a specific area of English LanguageArts skills: essay writing, grammar, media and text creation, and comprehension.

Ú START WITH THE SENTENCE: CREATE CORRECT, CONCISE, CONNECTED SENTENCES (Language Conventions) This resource develops students punctuation and grammar skills through 18 lessons that begin introducing what is a sentence to the issues, such as misuse of the comma and need for sentence variety, that plague many student writers.

Ú FROM TXT TO TALK: COMMUNICATION SKILLS FOR TODAY AND TOMORROW (Communication) From Txt to Talk supports communication skills and focuses on the communication process from understanding purpose and audience to editing. This resource develops media text creation skills and provides support for standardized provincial tests.

Ú CONSTRUCTING MEANING: SKILLS FOR UNDERSTANDING CONTEMPORARY TEXTS (Comprehension) Constructing Meaning focuses on comprehension skills from a variety of texts that students read, view, or hear. This resource develops media text analyzing and interpreting skills and supports the Reading strand of standardized tests.

Ú BEYOND FIVE PARAGRAPHS: ADVANCED ESSAY WRITING SKILLS (Advanced Essay Writing) The resource focuses on the essay writing process to help students prepare for university. Students will learn about the different types of essays, how to plan and research content for an essay, and how to write an essay including drafting and editing. Students will also learn how to analyze literature in the form of an essay.



...


iSkills

Start with the Sentence: Create Correct, Concise, Connected SentencesPackage of 5 Student Resources (Softcover) 9781259102011 $133.25 Teacher’s Resource 9781259075964 $107.64 Digital Teacher’s Resource* 9781259075940 $80.71

From Txt to Talk: Communication Skills For Today and TomorrowPackage of 5 Student Resources (Softcover) 9781259101991 $133.25 Teacher’s Resource 9781259075926 $107.64Digital Teacher’s Resource* 9781259075933 $80.71

Constructing Meaning: Skills for Understanding Contemporary TextsPackage of 5 Student Resources (Softcover) 9781259102004 $133.25 Teacher’s Resource 9781259075988 $107.64 Digital Teacher’s Resource* 9781259075957 $80.71

Beyond Five Paragraphs: Advanced Essay Writing SkillsPackage of 5 Student Resources (Softcover) 9781259460883 $179.12Teacher’s Resource 9781259460418 $143.50 Digital Teacher’s Resource* 9781259459979 $123.00

Ú The skill is presented up front so students clearly know the focus of the

lessons

Ú Graphic organizers embedded in lessons

Ú Questions and activities to support student learning

Ú Sample and modelled texts are used throughout the three resources

Ú All selections include an Apply section which offer students opportunities to

demonstrate an understanding of the skill

Ú Each selection includes extension activities which include rich, higher-order

enrichment opportunities

Ú Supports provincial test prep

Ú Package of 5 Student Resources are available for each title to support

differentiated instruction and flexible classroom management

*NOTE: The Digital Teacher’s Resource can only be purchased at www.iLit.ca


iLit

iLit is a collection of contemporary Canadian literary and media selections for

high schools. iLit creators range from award-winning authors such as Joseph

Boyden, Jean Little, Heather O’Neill to high school students.

Ú Eight Print Student Collections, arranged by iLit Education Advisors

according to themes or genres, and targeting specific high school English

courses

Ú Features to engage students and support critical analysis of text—each

selection includes an author bio, photograph, and a paragraph by the

author entitled “What Inspired Me to Write This Selection”

Ú Before, During, After and Beyond questions accompany each selection

Ú Every section includes great works of art, photographs, or commissioned

art to match the text

Ú Package of 5 Student Resources are available for each title to support

differentiated instruction and flexible classroom management

TEACHER’S RESOURCE (PRINT AND DIGITAL)

Ú The Teacher’s Resource contains selection support for each piece in the

student resource and includes suggestions for Assessment for/of/as

Learning; detailed support for each question/activity; as well as, questions

and modelled exemplars.

Ú Includes blackline masters and culminating activities

iLit Print CollectionContemporary Literture with Choice

• © 2011-2012, Grades 8-12


• Table of Contents• Curriculum Correlations• Online Samples• More Information

...


iLit

Strength and Struggle: Perspectives from First Nations, Inuit, and Métis Peoples in Canada**Package of 5 Student Resources (Softcover, 149 pages each) 9781259267512 $117.75Digital Teacher’s Resource* 9780071089678 $85.58Print Teacher’s Resource 9781259068348 $114.11**To order French editions, see page 17.

Reality Imagined: Stories of Identity and ChangePackage of 5 Student Resources (Softcover, 140 pages each) 9781259267529 $117.75Digital Teacher’s Resource* 9780071067119 $85.58Print Teacher’s Resource 9781259068355 $114.11

Remix: A Revolution in Text FormsPackage of 5 Student Resources (Softcover, 140 pages each) 9781259267536 $117.75Digital Teacher’s Resource* 9780071089654 $85.58Print Teacher’s Resource 9781259068331 $114.11

From Discord to Discourse: A Collection of Contemporary Canadian EssaysPackage of 5 Student Resources (Softcover, 150 pages each) 9781259267543 $117.75Digital Teacher’s Resource* 9780071089661 $85.58Print Teacher’s Resource 9781259068324 $114.11

Truth Perceived: Perspectives Through Canadian NonfictionPackage of 5 Student Resources (Softcover, 156 pages each) 9781259267987 $117.75Digital Teacher’s Resource* 9780071067089 $85.58Print Teacher’s Resource 9781259068393 $114.11

Modern Morsels: Selections of Canadian Poetry and Short FictionPackage of 5 Student Resources (Softcover, 172 pages each) 9781259267970 $117.75Digital Teacher’s Resource* 9780071067102 $85.58Print Teacher’s Resource 9781259068362 $114.11

Voices in the Hall: Echoes of Students Past and PresentPackage of 5 Student Resources (Softcover, 154 pages each) 9781259267994 $117.75Digital Teacher’s Resource* 9780071067072 $85.58Print Teacher’s Resource 9781259068386 $114.11

Rattling the Stage: A Collection of Canadian Monologues, Spoken Word, and Short PlaysPackage of 5 Student Resources (Softcover, 156 pages each) 9781259268007 $117.75Digital Teacher’s Resource* 9780071067096 $85.58Print Teacher’s Resource 9781259068379 $114.11

*NOTE: The Digital Teacher’s Resource can only bepurchased at www.iLit.ca


iLit Digital CollectionChoice and Flexibility through Customization

iLit

The iLit Digital Collection is an online database that allows educators to search

and choose from hundreds of contemporary, Canadian, multi-genre text and

media selections to build and purchase their own customized print or online

student and teacher resources.

Search by keyword, title, author, theme, course code, format, or page count.

The selection can then be previewed, selected, and included in a customized

resource. Your customized resource can be purchased in print (hard copy) or

online form.

The iLit Digital Collection includes all the selections that appear in the eight

print student collections (see pages 10–11) as well as additional selections and

multimedia pieces.

Ú Includes all 185 selections that appear in the eight print student collections,

as well as 205 additional selections and 35 multimedia pieces

Ú Provides questions, activities, and teacher support

Online media assets are now available. Contact your local sales representative to

discuss this affordable and accessible option that supports media literacy.



...


iLit

Customize

Ú Customize your own online collections(s)

Ú Customize your own print collections(s). You can design your own custom cover from 15 templates

Ú Purchase a combination of custom print and custom online collections

Visit and access the iLit Digital

Collection at www.iLit.ca.

Complimentary Consulting Service

Ú Don’t have time to search a wide variety of literary works?

Ú Need help choosing selections that excite and engage students?

Let us create a customized literacy resource of contemporary Canadian selections especially for your school.

For more information, contact your sales representative.

• Table of Contents• More Information


www.mheducation.ca

...

Thea

tre

The Theatre Experience• Wilson, Edwin • Thirteenth Edition • © 2015 • Grade 12

Student Edition (Print) 9780073514277For current pricing call 1-800-565-5758.

The Theatre Experience is a students’ ticket to the best seat in the house. From

Broadway to makeshift theater spaces around the world, the author demonstrates

the active and lively role they play as audience members by engaging them in

the collaborative and creative processes behind and in front of the curtain. It

introduces students to the roles of the performers, directors, producers and

designers, while emphasizing the insights they as audience members bring to

any production.

Key Features

Ú Engages students by putting them in the audience and showing they are active participants in the performance which helps opening their eyes to theater and the impact of live performance.

Ú A superb, colorful, and comprehensive photo illustration program engages students and teacher with striking contemporary images and examples, as well as historical context, to demonstrate the diverse range of productions.

NEW!


...• Table of Contents• More Information

www.mheducation.ca

www.mheducation.ca

...• Table of Contents• More Information

Theatre

Student Edition (Print, softcover) 9780073514307 LearnSmart Standalone Access Card 9781259284304 For current pricing call 1-800-565-5758.

TheatreThe Lively Art

• Goldfarb • Ninth Edition • © 2016, Grade 12

In Theatre: The Lively Art, students will learn how theatre functions, how it should

be viewed and judged, and the tradition behind any performance they may

attend. When students master chapter concepts with this powerful adaptive

learning tool - LearnSmart®, more class time may be spent focusing on theatre

as a performing art and inspiring students to become life-long audience

members.

Student Edition (Print, hardcover) 9780021377770 $109.26

Print Student Edition and Online Connect ED eBook Bundle 1-year subscription 9780021397815 $127.46 6-year subscription 9780021397822 $147.53Online Teacher Centre 1-year subscription 9780021426744 $57.65 6-year subscription 9780021426737 $148.27

TheatreArt in Action

© 2016, Grades 9-12

Theatre: Art in Action explores all aspects of theatre, including Acting, Directing &

Producing, Technical Theatre, and Writing & Theatre. Students learn the basics

and explore specialized theatrical activities and techniques. Theatre: Art in Action

provides a variety of opportunities to deepen students’ historical perspective as

they explore, prepare for productions, rehearse, and perform.

NEW!

NEW!

• Engaging• Interactive• Effective

Connect

• Engaging• Interactive• Assessment

ConnectED


Inde

x

INDEX

iLiteracy,© 2016, Grades 9-10 ........................................................................................ 4

iWonder 8 and 9,© 2016, Grades 8-9........................................................................................... 7

iLit Digital Collection© 2011-2012, Grades 9-12 ............................................................................ 12

iLit Print Collection,© 2011-2012, Grades 9-12. ........................................................................... 10

iSkills,© 2013-2015 ..................................................................................................... 8

Moving Forward: An Anthology aboutTruth and Reconciliation in Canada,© 2016, Grades 10-12 ...................................................................................... 6

The Theatre Experience Wilson, Edwin, 13/e, © 2015, Grade 12 ......................................................... 14

Theatre: Art in Action © 2016, Grades 9-12 .................................................................................... 15

Theatre: The Lively ArtGoldfarb, 9/e© 2016, Grade 12 ...................................................................... 15

To Help Serve You Better…Service Hours

Customer Service: Mon.-Fri. 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. EST

To Place An Order and Customer ServiceCall Toll Free: 1-800-565-5758Fax Toll Free: 1-800-463-5885Queries: [email protected]: [email protected]

Order ProcessingWhen placing an order please indicate the following:

• Quantity, ISBN number(s), author(s), and title(s)

• A complete Bill to and Ship to address

• Purchase Order Number

• Contact name and telephone number

Orders without official Purchase Order Numbers will be billed to the individual teacher who placed the order.If you place an order with a future delivery date, please make the delivery date very clear with a bold message such as DELIVERY THE WEEK OF AUG. XX or DO NOT DELIVER BEFORE AUG. XX.Note: Upon receipt of your order, please check your shipment carefully. If carton(s) are missing or damaged, please note on the Bill of Lading before you sign it. Do not stamp or distribute books until you have verified the accuracy of the order against your packing slip. If there is an error, notify our CustomerService Department promptly. Please have available the total number of carton(s) received, along with your packing slip.Purchase Order NumbersOrders to be invoiced to a Board of Education cannot be processed without an official Purchase Order Number.

InquiriesAll inquiries about orders, shipments, and returns should beaddressed to our Customer Service Department. Please have the following information available:

Inquiries about educational texts and their selection should bedirected to your local Sales Representative or to McGraw-HillEducation School Division.

New School Book PolicyFor information on this policy, please contact your local SalesRepresentative or McGraw-Hill Education at the contact information provided on the back cover of this catalogue.

Shipping/HandlingPrices do not include shipping cost or any applicable sales taxes. Shipping and handling charges are additional and will be added to your invoice. Any apparent damage or shortage of cartons should be noted on the carrier’s waybill and reported to our Customer Service Department on receipt of shipment.

PricesPrices listed in this catalogue are NET prices and current at the time of publication. ALL PRICES LISTED IN THIS CATALOGUE ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE. Current list prices and discounts may be obtained by calling our Customer ServiceDepartment at 1-800-565-5758 or by sending in a request for a quotation. Terms are 30 days.

Eligibility for Return Privileges• Books in print, i.e., current titles, may be returned for credit

providing you were invoiced within the previous 12 months.

• No books will be accepted for return credit if they have been stamped or otherwise made unsaleable.

• Returns must be shipped prepaid.

• Invoice information must be supplied with all returns.

• Kit components, incomplete kits, records, tapes, software, films, and custom iLit books are non-returnable.

Address return shipments to:McGraw-Hill Education6685 Kennedy Road, Door #19Mississauga, ON L5T 3A5

For our complete returns policy, including our policy for onlineproducts, visit: www.mheducation.ca/school/support. Foradditional assistance, contact Customer Service at 1-800-565-5758.

Examination CopiesExamination copies of selected School Division resources will be made available for course selection to those directly responsible for evaluating and selecting materials for classroom use. Requests are granted at the discretion of your Sales Representative. Due torapidly increasing publication costs, Answer Keys, Solutions Manuals, Teachers’ Guides or Manuals, Instructors’ Manuals, BLMs, Software and Videos are FOR SALE ONLY and available only to authorized personnel. When requesting an examination copy please provide the following information:

• The title you wish to consider

• Name of course for which you are considering the resource

• Anticipated enrollments in the course

• Date of resource adoption

• And all other information that will help our Sales Representative to grant your request quickly and serve your needs efficiently

French EditionsSome of our textbooks are available in French language editions. These texts are noted in our catalogues and can be ordered from:

TC Media Livres Inc.5800 rue St-Denis, bureau 900,Montréal, Québec H2S 3L5tel: (514) 273-1066/1-800-565-5531fax: (514) 276-0324/1-800-814-0324

• Account Number• Purchase Order Number• Invoice Number

• ISBN(s) of title(s) in question• Date of order placement or

return

Head OfficeMcGraw-Hill Education300 Water Street, Whitby, ONL1N 9B6(905) 430-5000Toll Free 1-877-961-4747

SALES REPRESENTATIVES

Western RegionRegional Sales Manager:Russ Breakey(604) 309-7075Toll Free 1-888-793-7706 ext [email protected]

British Columbia Sales Representatives:Erin Pope(604) 551-4522Toll Free 1-888-793-7706 ext [email protected] School Districts:Lower Mainland: SD 35-48,Vancouver Island: SD 61-64, 68-72, 79, 84, 85

Cam McDonald(250) 317-9139Toll Free 1-888-793-7706 ext [email protected] School Districts:Kootenays: SD 5-20Okanagan/Stikine: SD 22, 23, 67, 73, 74, 83, 87, 91, 92The Fraser Valley: SD 33, 34, 75, 78Northern BC: SD 27-28, 50-60, 81, 82

Alberta, Nunavut & NWT Sales Representative:Russ Breakey(604) 309-7075Toll Free 1-888-793-7706 ext [email protected]

Saskatchewan Sales Representative:Rick Kostiuk(306) [email protected]

Manitoba Sales Representative:Heather Bergman(204) [email protected]

OntarioRegional Sales Manager:Noreen Lenihan(416) 436-8753Toll Free 1-888-793-7706 ext [email protected]

Ontario Sales Representatives:Holly Anderson(416) 999-2536Toll Free 1-888-793-7706 ext [email protected] School Boards: Peel DSB, Toronto DSB, Toronto Catholic DSB

Heather Bergman(204) [email protected] School Boards: Keewatin Patricia DSB, Kenora Catholic DSB, Lakehead DSB, Northwest Catholic DSB, Rainy River DSB, Superior North Catholic DSB, Superior-Greenstone DSB, Thunder Bay Catholic DSB

Chris Nanou(647) 229-2904Toll Free 1-888-793-7706 ext [email protected] School Boards: Avon-Maitland DSB, Bluewater DSB, Dufferin-Peel Catholic DSB, Durham Catholic DSB, Durham DSB, Halton DSB, Halton Catholic DSB, Simcoe County DSB, Simcoe Muskoka Catholic DSB, York Catholic DSB, York Region DSB

Ashley Verriez(226) 268-2417Toll Free 1-888-793-7706 ext [email protected] School Boards: Brant Haldimand Norfolk Catholic DSB, Bruce-Grey Catholic DSB, District SB of Niagara, Grand Erie DSB, Greater Essex County DSB, Hamilton-Wentworth Catholic DSB, Hamilton- Wentworth DSB, Huron-Perth Catholic DSB, Lambton Kent DSB, London Catholic DSB, Niagara Catholic DSB, St. Clair Catholic DSB, Thames Valley DSB, Upper Grand DSB, Waterloo Catholic DSB,Waterloo Region DSB, Wellington Catholic DSB, Windsor-Essex Catholic DSB

Noreen Lenihan(416) 436-8753Toll Free 1-888-793-7706 ext [email protected] School Boards: Algoma DSB, Algonquin & Lakeshore Catholic DSB, Kawartha Pine Ridge DSB, Near North DSB, Nipissing-Parry Sound Catholic DSB, Catholic DSB of Eastern Ontario, Hastings/Prince Edward DSB, Limestone DSB, Northeastern Catholic DSB, Ottawa-Carleton DSB, Ottawa Catholic DSB, Peterborough Victoria Northumberland Clarington Catholic DSB, Rainbow DSB, Renfrew County Catholic DSB, Renfrew County DSB, DSB Ontario North East, Trillium Lakelands DSB, Huron-Superior Catholic DSB, Sudbury Catholic DSB, Upper Canada DSB

QuebecSales Representative:Noreen Lenihan(416) 436-8753Toll Free 1-888-793-7706 ext [email protected] School Boards: Central Quebec SB, Eastern Shores SB, Eastern Townships SB, English Montreal SB, Lester B Pearson SB, New Frontiers SB, Riverside SB, Sir Wilfred Laurier SB, Western Quebec SB

Atlantic RegionSales Representative:Mary-Frances LanniganToll Free 1-888-793-7706 ext [email protected] Scotia, New Brunswick, Prince Edward Island, Newfoundland & Labrador

To Place an Order OnlyToll Free Order Line:1-800-565-5758Toll Free Fax Order Line:[email protected]

www.mheducation.ca/school

2017 mcgraw-hill education grades 7-12 · pdf filestay connected with mcgraw-hill education...

Documents