Raven draws a checklist in the notebook.
"Tracks, holes, nibbles," she reads.
"Let us find them all!" Rocket says.
Nova says, "Slow feet find more signs."
A sign search is a slow walk.
You look for clues, not animals.
Look down at the ground.
Look at low leaves.
Look at the base of trees.
Mark each sign you find.
| Look here | You might find |
|---|---|
| Mud or soft dirt | tracks |
| Under a bush | a hole or a path |
| Low leaves | nibbles |
| The base of a tree | chewed nutshells |
| A fence or branch | a tuft of fur |
| Sentence | True or false? |
|---|---|
| A sign search looks for clues. | ? |
| You should run fast on a sign search. | ? |
| The base of a tree is a good place to look. | ? |
| You may touch a hole you find. | ? |
| Sentence | True or false? |
|---|---|
| Mammals can be hard to see. | ? |
| Signs help you know who lives near you. | ? |
| A tuft of fur is from a bird. | ? |
Let us review this week's sight words.
Look at each word. Say it. Spell it.
Him: H-I-M.
His: H-I-S.
How: H-O-W.
Just: J-U-S-T.
Form: F-O-R-M.
Small: S-M-A-L-L.
Set: S-E-T.
End: E-N-D.
Another: A-N-O-T-H-E-R.
Great searching, detective!
Tomorrow is Explorer Day: a track hunt.