The Invisible Moose

Title: The Invisible Moose
Author: Dennis Haseley
Illustrator: Steven Kellogg
Genre: Fiction
Sub-genre: Picture Book
Publisher: The Penguin Group
Date of Publication: 2006
Primary/Secondary Characters: Boy Moose/ Girl Moose, Professor Owl McFowl, and Steel McSteal
Theme: Learning to help others.
Summary: There was a boy Moose who knew that this girl Moose was the most beautiful  moose ever. The girl moose got kidnapped and the boy moose knew he had to save her. Therefore, he decided to go see Professor Owl McFowl to ask for help. McFowl gave him a poition that would make invisible so he could travel and save the girl moose. The now invisible moose travels to the city to save the beautiful moose. When he finds her she is locked up. The guard, Steel McSteal, who is gaurding the moose was asleep so the invisible moose gets the keys and beautiful moose free. He the gives her some potion so they can both get home safely.
Summary of how to use with students: The book, The Invisible Moose, could be used as a way to teach students about helping others who are in need of help. Just like the boy moose helped the girl moose the students can learn that helping others is a good thing.