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Billy brought Wol in the house even though he knew his mother wouldn't approve. Tell about a time when you did something you knew you would probably get in trouble for.
What would you like to say to the mean boys about how they were treating the baby owl?
Describe Billy's father. Would you like to have him for a father? Give information from the story to support your answer.
During the last few weeks of school, Billy thought each day seemed a hundred years long. Tell about a time when you felt that way.
Describe how Wol learned to fly.
Compare and contrast the two owls. Talk about what they look like, what they eat, and their different personalities.
Summarize the boys' plans for the pet parade.
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