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THE TREE THAT WOULD NOT DIE
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The tree called the "Treaty Oak" in Austin tells the story in this book.
It traces the history of Texas as events unfold in the vicinity of the oak tree.
One day a man poisons the oak, and heroic measures are taken to save the tree.
The pages are not numbered so they are designated by a description of the illustration.
Word Study 7 - The Tree That Would Not Die
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Lesson 2
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Lesson 10
COMPREHENSION PAGES
THE TREE THAT WOULD NOT DIE
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Fandex Field Guide: Trees By Workman Publishing Sturdy oaks, flowering dogwoods, brilliant red sugar maples . . . America's trees are part of our God-given heritage. This colorful fold-out "deck of knowledge" teaches kids to identify 50 trees by their leaves, bark, seeds, flowers, and fruits. They'll even discover the cultural history of each tree---from the California Redwood to "the tree that grew in Brooklyn." |
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