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Lee Wildish

Author of The Boy Who Cried Wolf (I'm Going to Read, Level 3) (I'm Going to Read® Series)

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Works by Lee Wildish

The Boy Who Cried Wolf (I'm Going to Read, Level 3) (I'm Going to Read® Series) (2008) 37 copies

Noisy Zoo (Busy Sounds Board Book) (2009) 34 copies

Aavemaiset juhlat (2011) 1 copy

Associated Works

How to Babysit a Grandpa (2012) — Illustrator — 658 copies

Charlie's Superhero Underpants (2009) — Illustrator — 198 copies

Wild School (1.0 Very First Reading) (1600) — Illustrator — 146 copies

Thomas and the Dragon Queen (2010) — Illustrator — 131 copies

Mom and Dad Glue (2009) — Illustrator — 117 copies

Dragon Stew (2010) — Illustrator — 85 copies

Twosomes: Love Poems from the Animal Kingdom (2010) — Illustrator — 52 copies

Dancing with the Dinosaurs (2012) — Illustrator — 36 copies

I've Finished! (2008) — Illustrator — 4 copies

Usborne Noisy Body Book (Noisy Books) (2012) — Illustrator — 2 copies

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I'm Going to Read (Level 3): The Boy Who Cried Wolf… by Lee Wildish

Review: This is the classic story of a boy watching his family's sheep. Several times wanting to have fun he cries out the a wolf is attacking the sheep. People come to help him but find out it was a joke. One day a wolf really does come up to where he is watching the sheep and no one comes when he calls out for help.

Personal: I love this classic story with very good lesson for children to learn.

Classroom Extension: 1. Have the students write down how they would feel if no one came when they called for help. 2. Have a class discussion about the importance of telling the truth.… (more)

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DonnaKLewis | Sep 14, 2012 |

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Works: 3
Also by: 10
Members: 72
Popularity: #243,043
Rating: 4.1

Reviews: 1
ISBNs: 9
Languages: 3

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