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Zebras are one of Africas most interesting animals, and in this pre-reader, young readers will learn all about where they live, what they eat, and how they survive in the herd.
Perfect for beginning and young readers, National Geographic Pre-readers include simple, expert-vetted text and large, engaging photos on every page. A vocabulary tree at the beginning of the book introduces kids to key words in concept groups, helping them make connections between words. Plus, a wrap-up activity gives kids a chance to use what theyve learned, while expanding their knowledge of the world.
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Children are naturally curious about the world around them, and curiosity
is a powerful motivation for readingand for success in school. Studies
show that by understanding relationships among words, children quickly
acquire new and interesting vocabulary. And the more they are able to
talk about the world around them, the more they want to learn!
As you read with your child, be sure to point out the vocabulary tree.
Discuss the categories of words and how they relate to one another.
Then, explore the text together. Encourage your child to point out each
of the vocabulary words as they appear in the text. Youll be surprised
how fast your early reader identifies content-rich vocabulary.
To sustain childrens excitement about reading, we have created a special
program called NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC KIDS SUPER READERS. As kids
read each National Geographic Kids Reader, they cross off its picture on
a free National Geographic Kids Super Readers poster that parents can
download from natgeokids.com/superreaders. Throughout the process,
kids and parents go to the website and download specially designated
prizes that reward their effort. Kids can have even more reading fun
online, with lively book-related activities, quizzes and games, fascinating
excerpts, and sneak previews of upcoming books.
The National Geographic Kids Super Readers program appeals to kids
love of accomplishment while providing them with incentives to keep
reading. When the reading experience is fun, children learn more and
achieve more. What could be better than that?
Sincerely,
Susan B. Neuman
Professor of Language and Literacy
New York University
Vocabula ry Tree
ANIMALS
ZEBRAS
WHAT THEY DO
sip
graze
groom
run
Wake up, zebra.
Look, heres some water!
Stop and sip.
Graze the grass. Yum!
Chomp, chomp.
The zebra grooms its baby.
Now its hair is clean.
The babys body has stripes.
They are black and white.
No two zebras stripes
look exactly alike!
Stripes make the zebra
blend into the grass.
This helps the zebra
hide and stay safe.
Watch out! Theres a lion!
The zebra calls to its baby.
They run away with their herd.
The baby runs to keep up.
Go, baby zebra, go!
Heres some new grass.
Lets eat and rest.
It was a busy day.
Time for the zebra to sleep.
Good night, zebra!
YOUR TURN!
Zebras might look the same,
but their stripes are different.
A baby zebra must learn who its
mother is by looking at her stripes.
Match each zebra to its pattern.
The answer is on the next page.
To Mira, my little animal lover A.A.
The author and publisher gratefully acknowledge
the expert content review of this book by Mike
McClure, general curator at the Maryland Zoo in
Baltimore, and the literacy review of the book
by Kimberly Gillow, Principal, Chelsea School
District, Michigan.
Copyright 2020 National Geographic Partners, LLC
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