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Independent Reading Age: 8 to 11 Reading Level: Upper Elementary (Grades 35) Reading Time: 10 to 12 minutes Best for: Care, patience, community and learning from nature Author / Source: Traditional Ojibwe teaching story, retold for children Story Type: Ojibwe legend / teaching story / traditional tale Region / Origin: Ojibwe (Anishinaabe), Great Lakes region of the United States and Canada Main Characters: Asibikaashi, the little boy, the spider Moral / Themes: Patience, protection, wisdom, community, care & learning from the natural world Source and Adaptation Note This is a child-friendly retelling of an Ojibwe story connected with Asibikaashi, also known as Spider Woman, and the tradition of the dreamcatcher

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