Shelby Alinsky - National Geographic Readers: Hoot, Owl!
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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 kids.nationalgeographic.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 read
ing 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
Vocabulary Tree
ANIMALS
SNOWY OWLS
WHERE THEY LIVE
cold
snow
trees
ocean
WHAT THEY DO
hoot
swoop
snatch
flap
glide
listen
Hoot, owl!
Swoop from the tree.
What do you see?
Food!
Snatch!
This snowy owl flaps its wings.
It glides in the air.
It lives in a cold place.
What is here?
Snow.
Trees.
Ocean
and fish.
The snow here is white.
So is the snowy owl.
Can you see it?
A snowy owls color helps it hide.
It sees a mouse it wants to eat.
The mouse doesnt see the owl.
The snowy owl sits. It listens.
Swoop! Snatch!
Hoot!
YOUR TURN!
Pretend you are a snowy owl.
Act out these owl actions.
Then draw a picture.
HOOT
SWOOP
SNATCH
FLAP
GLIDE
LISTEN
The publisher gratefully acknowledges the
expert literacy review of this book by Susan B.
Neuman, Ph.D., professor of early childhood and
literacy education, New York University.
Copyright 2015 National Geographic Society
Published by the National Geographic Society,
Washington, D.C. 20036. All rights reserved.
Reproduction in whole or in part without written
permission of the publisher is prohibited.
Trade paperback ISBN: 978-1-4263-2125-2
Reinforced library edition ISBN: 978-1-4263-2126-9
eISBN: 978-1-4263-2128-3
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