Shira Evans - National Geographic Kids Readers: Animal Homes (Pre-reader)
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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.
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Sincerely,
Susan B. Neuman
Professor of Language and Literacy
New York University
Vocabulary Tree
ANIMALS
bee
bird
bat
fox
deer
bear
spider
rabbit
ANIMAL HOMES
hive
nest
cave
den
web
burrow
Animals need a place to live.
Some animals build
their homes.
honey bees
Bees build a hive.
Birds use grass and twigs.
masked weaver
They make a nest.
Other animals find their homes.
Some bats sleep in caves.
They hang on to the rocks.
Some homes are low.
A fox lives in a den.
Its in the ground.
Foxes often
make their
dens near the
base of a tree.
bald eagle
Some homes are high.
A bird lives in a nest.
Its up in a tree.
Some animals sleep in many homes.
Deer walk all day.
Then they find
a new place to rest.
grizzly bears
Other animals sleep in
one home all the time.
Some bears sleep in a den.
They sleep there all winter.
Some homes are for
one animal.
orb-weaver spider
A spider lives on a web.
It lives alone.
Other homes are for
animal families.
Rabbits live together.
They live in a burrow.
There are many kinds o f homes.
Some even move!
hermit crab
YOUR TURN!
Match each animal to its home.
1. spider
2. rabbits
3. bee
4. bird
a. hive
b. nest
c. burrow
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