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Literature Links for Secondary
One Kingdom: Our Lives with Animals the Human-Animal Bond in Myth, History, Science, and Story
- One Kingdom: Our Lives with Animals the Human-Animal Bond in Myth, History, Science, and Story
written by Deborah Noyes
- A deeply personal and far-searching look at the animal-human relationship. Noyes explores this relationship through photography, personal anecdote, research, and myths. This is a compelling read that will captivate animal lovers.
Read personal stories about Victory Gardens:
- Visit your local zoo. Photograph an animal and write a modern myth about it.
- Choose a myth or folktale from the book. Create a story board or graphic novel that retells the story in modern times.
- Put yourself in the shoes of a pet or animal. Retell a myth or folktale from its perspective.
- Create a class newsletter. Interview friends and neighbors to find out what they think about zoos. Write articles about local events that impact local wildlife. Write reviews on local zoos, petting zoos, wildlife preserves, and parks. Write poetry about animals. Research local folktales about animals.
published by Houghton Mifflin, ©2006
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