Hilltown Families

Archives


Owls are not just night-time birds of prey; they offer a plethora of community-based educational opportunities. By exploring their eerie calls, noiseless flight, and eating habits, owls can help us better understand the complexities of nature. Whether you are a nature lover or a curious learner, gaining knowledge about these nocturnal hunters can enhance our appreciation of wildlife and the natural world.
Discover more: Self-Directed Learning: Ornithology/Owls

“Owls in the Family” is a captivating book based on actual events from author Farley Mowat’s childhood. It follows the heartwarming tale of two Great Horned Owls, Weeps and Wol, and their human family. Through engaging adventures, readers are invited into a narrative highlighting the bond between humans and animals and encouraging a deeper appreciation for the natural world. The book’s vignette-style structure emphasizes the connection between humans and nature, making it perfect for exploring environmental themes. It also has a comprehensive literary guide and many extension activities to enrich the reading experience.