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The Tale of Brownie Beaver
Arthur Scott Bailey
In The Tale of Brownie Beaver, Brownie Beaver does everything he can (along with his forest friends) to protect his underwater home from humans, particularly Farmer Green.
Source: Arthur Scott Bailey, The Tale of Brownie Beaver (New York: Grosset and Dunlap, 1916)
Lexile Level: TBD
Origin: American
Genre: Fiction, FantasyReading Level: 5 Language: English File name: tbb Sunshine State Standards:
LA.A.2.2: The student constructs meaning from a wide range of texts.LA.D.2.2: The student understands the power of language.
LA.E.2.2: The student responds critically to fiction, nonfiction, poetry, and drama.
Theme: Self-help/Problem-solvingReading Strategy: Story Maps and Frames, Summaries, Character Web, RAFT Click here to start reading online
To download MP3s, classroom support material, and printable PDFs, see individual chapters:
- Chapter 1: A Queer Place to Live
- Chapter 2: How To Fell a Tree
- Chapter 3: Sticks and Mud
- Chapter 4: The Freshet
- Chapter 5: Brownie Saves the Dam
- Chapter 6: A Happy Thought
- Chapter 7: A Newfangled Newspaper
- Chapter 8: Mr. Crow Is Upset
- Chapter 9: The Sign on the Tree
- Chapter 10: A Holiday
- Chapter 11: Bad News
- Chapter 12: Grandaddy Beaver Thinks
- Chapter 13: A Lucky Find
- Chapter 14: Was it a Gun?
- Chapter 15: Jasper Jay's Story
- Chapter 16: Looking Pleasant
- Chapter 17: Brownie Escapes
- Chapter 18: Mr. Frog's Question
- Chapter 19: The New Suit
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