A bird flies by with grass in its beak.
"Where is it going?" asks Rocket.
Raven whispers, "Watch. Do not move."
Nova dims her light.
Many birds build nests.
A bird picks up twigs, grass or mud.
It carries them in its beak.
It weaves them into a cup shape.
The nest holds the eggs.
The eggs stay warm and safe.
The parent birds sit on the eggs.
Chicks hatch from the eggs.
The chicks stay in the nest.
The parents bring them food.
When the chicks grow, they fly away.
| Sentence | True or false? |
|---|---|
| A bird carries twigs in its beak. | ? |
| A nest holds the eggs. | ? |
| Parent birds bring food to chicks. | ? |
| Chicks stay in the nest forever. | ? |
| Sentence | True or false? |
|---|---|
| Many birds build nests. | ? |
| You can take an egg home. | ? |
| Eggs stay safe in a nest. | ? |
Here are new sight words.
Look at each word. Say it. Spell it.
Old: O-L-D.
Men: M-E-N.
You know how a nest is made!
Tomorrow you will dig into homes under the ground.