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Age Range
3 - 7
Genre
fiction
Copyright Year
1987-01-01
Page Count
32
Publisher
Philomel
Grade Level
Pre-K - 2nd
ISBN
9780399214578
Lexile
550
Themes
patience
endurance

Owl Moon

Written by Jane Yolen and Illustrated by John Schoenherr
Going owling is an exercise in patience and endurance, but the payoff can be enormous. The young child in this book learns these lessons but is rewarded by seeing a big, beautiful owl closeup and then watching it fly off into the forest.
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Owl Moon: Common Core Lesson Ideas

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Age Range
3 - 7
Genre
fiction
Copyright Year
1987-01-01
Page Count
32
Publisher
Philomel
Grade Level
Pre-K - 2nd
ISBN
9780399214578
Lexile
550
Themes
patience
endurance
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