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Willy The Woolly Worm

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Willy the Woolly Worm focuses on teaching children about ecology and the environment. Its protagonists-Sarah, Selah, Elijah, Sammy, and Lexie-are outside playing on a beautiful fall day near their home in North Carolina when they stumble upon a caterpillar. Never having seen one before, they decide it's a "woolly worm." As they admire its striking brown and black fuzzy bands, they dub the worm "Willy." A local mountain man passing by shares in their enthusiasm and teaches them more about caterpillars and the meaning of Willy's bands-and how to tell from the grouping of brown and black bands whether the coming winter will be harsh or mild. Through the wonder of the children, readers discover this little-known secret about the animal kingdom. Willy will encourage kids to explore the world around them and ask questions about things that intrigue them. Your children will want to find their own woolly worm and see its special power themselves! Author Joe Sinclair has spent his career educating children and understands their love for nature and their thirst for knowledge. He has channeled that educational experience into creating interesting, fun children's books like this one that the whole family can enjoy.
  • | Author: Joe Sinclair, Rosann Proffit Powell
  • | Publisher: CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform
  • | Publication Date: Dec 09, 2016
  • | Number of Pages: 36 pages
  • | Language: English
  • | Binding: Paperback
  • | ISBN-10: 1500816353
  • | ISBN-13: 9781500816353
Author:
Joe Sinclair, Rosann Proffit Powell
Publisher:
CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform
Publication Date:
Dec 09, 2016
Number of pages:
36 pages
Language:
English
Binding:
Paperback
ISBN-10:
1500816353
ISBN-13:
9781500816353