How to Train Your Dragon
by Cressida Cowell • Book 1 of the How to Train Your Dragon Series
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- Grade
- 1-8
- Genre
- Humor
- Science Fiction / Fantasy
Year Published 2004
Word Count 30,774
- Text Complexity
- Lexile Level: 930L
- ATOS Reading Level: 6.6
- AR Quiz Numbers
- 78100
- Curricular Area
- English Language Arts
- Subject Headings
- Juvenile Fiction | Humorous Stories
- Vikings--Juvenile fiction
- Vikings
- Vikings--Fiction
- Dragons
- Dragons--Fiction
- Juvenile Fiction | Fantasy & Magic
- Children's Books/Ages 9-12 Fiction
- Haddock, Hiccup Horrendous, III (Fictitious c
- Humorous stories
- Juvenile Fiction | Animals | Dragons, Unicorns & Mythical
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- Showtime at Your Library! iREAD Children
- Showtime at Your Library! iREAD
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Meet-the-Author Recording with Cressida Cowell about How to Train Your Dragon
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Audio Name Pronunciation with Cressida Cowell
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Story Map Customizable Lesson
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Submit Qualitative Text Complexity Rubric
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About the Author 3
Author Interviews 4
Meet-the-Author Recording with Cressida Cowell
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Interview with Cressida Cowell
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Interview with Cressida Cowell
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Interview with Cressida Cowell
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Book Guides, Activities & Lessons 3
Story Map Customizable Lesson
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Lesson Plan from Heartland Truly Moving Pictures
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Lesson Plan from Teaching Library
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Book Readings 1
Audiobook Excerpt narrated by David Tennant
Created by Cressida Cowell
Resources about How to Train Your Dragon Series 7
Author Interview with Cressida Cowell
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Author Interview with Cressida Cowell
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Sketching demonstration from Cressida Cowell
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