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The Wild Robot — Peter Brown
Garden Heights · Independent Novel Study

The Wild Robot

a novel by Peter Brown
When a hurricane sinks a cargo ship, one crate washes onto a wild island — and curious otters press the button that wakes ROZZUM unit 7134. ‘You may call me Roz.’ To survive, the polite new monster must learn everything: how to climb like a crab, hide like a stick insect, speak the language of the wild — and, after one terrible accident, how to be a mother to an orphaned gosling named Brightbill. Peter Brown’s modern classic (2016) builds to a winter that tests every friendship and a battle that asks the island what its strange robot is worth. These 8 Part workbooks cover the full novel (80 short chapters), with vocabulary, comprehension, literary analysis, Think Deeper reasoning, SAT & TOEFL-style practice, and writing, all built on real-world CLIL background.
Level 3Wild Robot series · Book 1Interactive & auto-gradedCLIL-based
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Level 3 · Fluent ReadersUS Grade 4Lexile 740LAR (ATOS) 5.1 · Modern classic (2016)
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Subject Personalities
The real-world subjects this novel study leans into — the depth behind every Knowledge Bank and reading passage.
PRIMARY LENS
🤖 Robots, Minds & Learning
Sensors, machine learning, emergent behavior, and the can-robots-feel debate — real engineering inside Roz.
SUPPORTING
🪿 Island Ecology & Survival
Imprinting, migration, winter survival, beaver engineering — the science of the wild island.
SUPPORTING
🔥 Community & Belonging
Bargains, truces, and a monster who becomes a neighbor — how trust is actually built.
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