Aviation Nation: How Canadians Contributed to Flight and Space Around the World is a newly released, visually rich book designed to engage students aged 9 to 12 with real stories of Canadian innovation, courage, and adventure in aviation and space exploration. Rooted in Canadian military heritage, this book offers a unique opportunity for young learners to explore STEM themes, national history, and potential career paths in aerospace.

• Curriculum-Friendly Content: Encourages critical thinking and historical inquiry, while aligning with Canadian heritage and social studies outcomes.
• Engaging for Independent Learners: Designed for middle-grade readers with dynamic illustrations and storytelling that captivates young minds.
• Bilingual & Inclusive: Available in both English and French editions.
• Created by Experts: Produced in partnership with Wilfrid Laurier University and published by the RCAF Foundation.

Book Details:
Title: Aviation Nation: How Canadians Contributed to Flight and Space Around the World
Authors: Michael Hood & Tom Jenkins
Illustrator: Josh Rivers

From Canada’s first powered flight in 1909 to the invention of the G-suit and black box, Aviation Nation brings unsung Canadian heroes and world-first achievements to life. It’s a perfect pick for students interested in history, innovation, and real-world impact.