An edition of The tree that came home
(2008)
The tree that came home
an IslandWood story inspired by the true story of a 92-foot beam that returned to Bainbridge Island, Washington
by Debbi Brainerd
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The story of "Douglas," a tree that grew up in Puget Sound hundreds of years ago and experienced the many changes that took place in the region. This story was inspired by the 92-foot Douglas fir beam that graces the ceiling of the welcome center and great hall of IslandWood, a 255-acre outdoor learning center located on Bainbridge Island, Washington committed to inspiring lifelong environmental and community stewardship.
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The tree that came home: an IslandWood story inspired by the true story of a 92-foot beam that returned to Bainbridge Island, Washington
2008, IslandWood
in English
0982163304 9780982163306
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Table of Contents
The night the earth shook
The web of life
A girl named Skukuoy
The arrival of ships & settlers
The age of fallers, buckers & bullwhackers
Douglas leaves home
Douglas is discovered at last
The tree that came home.
Additional resources : Historical dates
Photosynthesis
Douglas-fir tree development
Germination of a conifer seed
Pacific Northwest conifers
People, places & things
Glossary
Chapter discussion questions
Special thanks
About IslandWood.
Edition Notes
"IslandWood: a school in the woods."
"100% of the purchase price of this book supports children's education programs at IslandWood"--P. [4] of cover.
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| October 12, 2020 | Edited by MARC Bot | import existing book |
| May 23, 2012 | Created by LC Bot | import new book |