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Jan 11, 2014
The first full moon of the year is called the Wolf Moon because in earlier times, wolves would become desperate for food during this time of year and attack cattle and other domestic animals. (Wolves almost never attack people; apparently we taste bad to them.) Modern people almost never see wolves, so Wolf Moon is not a very useful name for us. What name would you give for the full moon in January that might be meaningful to today’s people? Why that name?
http://gazette.teachers.net/gazette/wordpress/james-wayne/writing-prompts-for-january/3/
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