Raven spots a hole by the fence.
"Something dug this," she says.
Rocket wants to peek inside.
Nova says, "Look from here, Rocket."
Some animals dig homes in the ground.
A home in the ground is a burrow.
Animals dig with their paws and claws.
A burrow is cool in the heat.
A burrow is hidden from other animals.
Rabbits and chipmunks dig burrows.
Some animals live in tree holes.
A tree hole is dry and hidden.
Some birds nest in tree holes.
Some squirrels rest in tree holes too.
A hole is a home. We leave it alone.
| Sentence | True or false? |
|---|---|
| A burrow is cool in the heat. | ? |
| A burrow is up in a tree. | ? |
| Some birds nest in tree holes. | ? |
| A tree hole is dry and hidden. | ? |
| Sentence | True or false? |
|---|---|
| Chipmunks dig burrows. | ? |
| You may poke a stick in a hole. | ? |
| A hole can be an animal home. | ? |
Here are new sight words.
Look at each word. Say it. Spell it.
Need: N-E-E-D.
Land: L-A-N-D.
You know about homes in the ground!
Tomorrow you will meet webs and hives.