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Rebecca Felix - What Do Animals Do in Winter?

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This Level 1 guided reader examines seasonal animal behaviors in winter. Students will develop word recognition and reading skills while learning about how animals respond to winter changes, including finding ways to stay warm, migrating, and hibernating.

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Guide
Published in the United States of America by Cherry La - photo 1
Published in the United States of America by Cherry Lake Publishing Ann Arbor - photo 2
Published in the United States of America by Cherry Lake Publishing Ann Arbor - photo 3
Published in the United States of America by Cherry Lake Publishing Ann Arbor - photo 4

Published in the United States of America
by Cherry Lake Publishing
Ann Arbor, Michigan
www.cherrylakepublishing.com

Consultant: Marla Conn, ReadAbility, Inc.
Editorial direction and book production: Red Line Editorial

Photo Credits: Menno Schaefer/Shutterstock Images, cover, 1; urbanlight/
Shutterstock Images, 4; Kenneth Keifer/Shutterstock Images, 6; Tom
Grundy/Shutterstock Images, 8; Scott Leslie/Minden Pictures/Corbis, 10;
erniedecker/iStock/Thinkstock, 12; RCKeller/iStockphoto/Thinkstock, 14;
Scott E Read/Shutterstock Images, 16; outdoorsman/Shutterstock Images,
18; Andrew Koturanov/Shutterstock Images, 20

Copyright 2015 by Cherry Lake Publishing
All rights reserved. No part of this book may be reproduced or utilized in
any form or by any means without written permission from the publisher.

Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data
Felix, Rebecca, 1984- author.
What do animals do in winter? / by Rebecca Felix.
pages cm. -- (Lets look at winter)
Audience: Age 6.
Audience: Grades K to 3.
Includes index.
ISBN 978-1-63137-607-8 (hardcover) -- ISBN 978-1-63137-652-8 (pbk.) -
ISBN 978-1-63137-697-9 (pdf ebook) -- ISBN 978-1-63137-742-6 (ebook)
1. Animals--Wintering--Juvenile literature. I. Title.
QL753.F46 2013 591.43--dc23
ISBN-13: 978-1-68444-429-8 (e-book)

2014004564

Cherry Lake Publishing would like to acknowledge the work of The
Partnership for 21st Century Skills. Please visit www.p21.org for more
information.

Printed in the United States of America
Corporate Graphics Inc.
July 2014

Synchred Read-Along Version by:
Triangle Interactive LLC
PO Box 573
Prior Lake, MN 55372

TABLE OF CONTENTS Cold Winter is cold Many plants die There is - photo 5

TABLE OF
CONTENTS

Cold Winter is cold Many plants die There is less food for animals - photo 6
Cold Winter is cold Many plants die There is less food for animals - photo 7

Cold

Winter is cold. Many plants
die. There is less food for
animals.

What Do You See What kind of animal is this Animals sense these - photo 8

What Do You See?

What kind of animal is this?

Animals sense these changes Their behavior also changes Rest Some - photo 9

Animals sense these changes.
Their behavior also changes.

Rest Some animals hibernate Many bats sleep all winter What Do You - photo 10
Rest Some animals hibernate Many bats sleep all winter What Do You - photo 11

Rest

Some animals hibernate.
Many bats sleep all winter.

What Do You See This turtle is underwater How can you tell Some - photo 12

What Do You See?

This turtle is underwater. How can you tell?

Some turtles rest in deep mud underwater all winter What Do You See - photo 13

Some turtles rest in deep mud
underwater all winter.

What Do You See Geese migrate How many geese do you see Birds Many - photo 14

What Do You See?

Geese migrate. How many geese do you see?

Birds Many birds migrate They fly to warmer places They find food - photo 15

Birds

Many birds migrate. They fly
to warmer places. They find
food there.

Some birds grow more feathers This helps them keep warm - photo 16
Some birds grow more feathers This helps them keep warm Fur - photo 17

Some birds grow more
feathers. This helps them
keep warm.

Fur Some animals grow thicker fur to keep warm Red foxes do this - photo 18
Fur Some animals grow thicker fur to keep warm Red foxes do this - photo 19

Fur

Some animals grow thicker
fur to keep warm. Red foxes
do this.

Arctic foxes turn white for winter White fur helps the fox hide in snow - photo 20
Arctic foxes turn white for winter White fur helps the fox hide in snow - photo 21

Arctic foxes turn white for
winter. White fur helps the
fox hide in snow.

Soon snow melts Spring arrives What do animals do in spring Find - photo 22
Soon snow melts Spring arrives What do animals do in spring Find - photo 23

Soon, snow melts. Spring
arrives. What do animals
do in spring?

Find Out More BOOK Kosara Tori Hibernation New York Scholastic 2011 WEB - photo 24

Find Out More

BOOK

Kosara, Tori. Hibernation . New York: Scholastic, 2011.

WEB SITE

Animals in WinterKidz Club

www.kizclub.com/storytime/winteranimals/winteranimals.
html

Read or listen to an e-book about animals in winter.

Glossary

behavior (be-HAYV-yur) the way an animal acts

hibernate (HYE-bur-nate) to go into a deep, long sleep
during winter

migrate (MYE-grate) to move to another place

sense (SENS) to be aware of something

Home and School Connection Use this list of words from the book to help your - photo 25

Home and School Connection

Use this list of words from the book to help your child become
a better reader. Word games and writing activities can help
beginning readers reinforce literacy skills.

animals
arctic foxes
arrives
bats
behavior
birds
changes
deep
die
feathers
find

fly
food
fur
geese
grow
helps
hibernate
hide
keep
less
many

melts
migrate
more
mud

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