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Phonics: /-ang/, /-ong/, /-ing/, /-ung/ Key sentences: How do herbivores digest food? How do predators overpower their prey? What strategies do predators/prey use to survive? What characteristics do hippos have? Why can hippos be dangerous? What do carnivores use to eat flesh? Why are carnivores territorial? What do carnivores do to protect their territory? Why do grizzly bears have a hump? What should you do if a grizzly bear attacks you? When do female grizzly bears become aggressive? How are primates and humans the same? Why are omnivores versatile? How did some omnivores evolve? Why is it difficult for animals to survive in the desert? Why can some animals survive in the desert? How do fennec foxes make their homes?

Students will review:

Key words: herbivore, size, digestion, strategy, predator, prey, Hippo, heavy, light, sharp teeth, aggressive, carnivore, territorial, starving, flesh, incisors, dangerous, bear, grizzly, hump, young, omnivore, primate, human, everything, versatile, scavenger, smallest, biggest, fennec fox, roots, rodents, desert Grammar: /to digest/, /to graze/, /to charge/, /to crush/, /to hunt/, /to threaten/, /to protect/, /to play dead/, /to evolve/, /to scavenge/, /to burrow/, /to adapt/ Object Pronouns: him, her, me, us, them, it, you

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Level 4 Unit 9 Lesson 7

Vocabulary

omnivore

carnivore

herbivore

scavenger

Label the Pictures

Group the Animals

Can you name all these animals?

Extension Question:

This animal is like a human because it is an omnivore and can eat everything.
This animal burrows in the sand and is one of the smallest animals in the desert.
This animal has sharp teeth, but it is not a carnivore.
This animal has a hump, but it doesn't live in the desert.
This animal has a hump and is the biggest animal in the desert.
This animal hunts for its food and tears flesh with its incisors.

Animal Clues

Grammar

Herbivores have a digestive system that helps them digest their food.

Surviving in the Wild

How do herbivores digest their food?
1. What strategies do predators use to survive?2. What strategies do prey use to survive?

Comprehension Question:

use camouflage
use camouflage
graze andtravel in groups
use their size and strength
avoid open areas
hunt in packs

prey

predators

Survival Strategies Mind Map

aggressive

Hippos in the Wild

Hippos can be dangerous because they are __________ if they feel threatened.
Why can hippos be dangerous?
Hippos charge at high speeds if they feel threatened.
What do hippos do if they feel threatened?

Hippos in the Wild

animals that protect their space from other animals

sharp teeth for tearing flesh

not having enough food to eat

animals that eat flesh

starving

territorial

carnivores

incisors

Match the Definition

Carnivores

Carnivores are territorial because they need a lot of food to survive.
Why are carnivores territorial?
Female grizzly bears become aggressive when their young are threatened.
When do female grizzly bears become aggressive?

Grizzly Bears

Grizzly Bear Attack

fight the bear

What should you do if a grizzly bear attacks you?

play dead

make loud noises

You should play dead if a grizzly bear attacks you.

everything

Omnivores

Omnivores are versatile because they can eat __________.
Why are omnivores versatile?
Some omnivores evolved by scavenging for food when there was nothing else to eat.
How did some omnivores evolve?

Omnivores

Surviving in the Desert

they have to burrow to find food
camels store most of the food in their humps.
there is little food and water.

It is difficult for animals to survive in the desert because...

Why is it difficult for animals to survive in the desert?

False

False

False

False

True

True

True

True

  1. The fennec fox has small ears to help it stay cool in the desert.
  2. Camels store fat in their humps, which they can use for food and water.
  3. Many rodents burrow underground to find roots to eat.
  4. Elephants are the biggest animal in the desert.

True or False

himitmethemyouusher

Iyouhesheitwethey

Object Pronouns

her
me
us
it
them
them
him
you
her
them
her
her
them
us
it
her
us
you
it
us
1. The phone belongs to the Jonas brothers. Will you give it to ____?2. We saw a grizzly bear in the forest and it growled at __.3. My sister makes me very angry, but I still love ___.4. Toto bought a new car, but he crashed __ the next day.5. Did you return the book I gave ___ back to the library?

Object Pronouns

Phonics

fl___
bel___
p___ p___
wr___
br___
yo___
str___
fl___

Fill in the Missing Letters

bring
along
clang
sting
pang
wrung
throng
clung
Start!

Forest Flash Cards

SUSPENSe

Reading

Breaking news!Yesterday evening a man was attacked by a bear in the Singing Pines forest.The man, Jason Hung, was walking on a trail near his home when he saw a large grizzly bear with her young.

A Bear Attack!

HELP!

The bear snarled up at Jason, showing its strong, sharp fangs. Jason quickly climbed up a tree and the bear swung at him, narrowly missing his leg.Jason clung to a branch and screamed at the top of his lungs for help!

A Bear Attack!

A gang of hikers heard Jason’s screams and rang the forest ranger. Jason stayed in the tree for a long time until the ranger arrived. When the ranger arrived, he frightened the bear away with a loud bang!Jason Hung says he felt afraid, but he knew the bear was just protecting her cubs.

A Bear Attack!

1. What is the name of the forest where Jason Hung was attacked?2. What did the gang of hikers hear?3. Did the bear hurt Jason's leg?4. Why does Jason think the bear attacked him?

Comprehension

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Thank you!

digest

digest

digests

digests

digests

digest

digest

they

we

it

she

he

you

/to digest/

graze

graze

grazes

grazes

grazes

graze

graze

they

we

it

she

he

you

/to graze/

charge

charge

charges

charges

charges

charge

charge

they

we

it

she

he

you

/to charge/

crush

crush

crushes

crushes

crushes

crush

crush

they

we

it

she

he

you

/to crush/

hunt

hunt

hunts

hunts

hunts

hunt

hunt

they

we

it

she

he

you

/to hunt/

threaten

threaten

threatens

threatens

threatens

threaten

threaten

they

we

it

she

he

you

/to threaten/

protect

protect

protects

protects

protects

protect

protect

they

we

it

she

he

you

/to protect/

play dead

play dead

plays dead

plays dead

plays dead

play dead

play dead

they

we

it

she

he

you

/to play dead/

scavenge

scavenge

scavenges

scavenges

scavenges

scavenge

scavenge

they

we

it

she

he

you

/to scavenge/

evolve

evolve

evolves

evolves

evolves

evolve

evolve

they

we

it

she

he

you

/to evolve/

adapt

adapt

adapts

adapts

adapts

adapt

adapt

they

we

it

she

he

you

/to adapt/

burrow

burrow

burrows

burrows

burrows

burrow

burrow

they

we

it

she

he

you

/to burrow/