A duck waddles by with ducklings.
"They look just like her!" says Rocket.
Raven looks closer. "Not just like her."
Nova hums, "What is different?"
Young animals come from grown-up animals.
The grown-ups are the parents.
A young one looks like its parents.
A puppy has fur like its parents.
A duckling has a beak like its parents.
A kitten has whiskers like its parents.
A young one is not a tiny copy.
It is smaller.
Its colors can be different.
A duckling is fluffy. A duck has smooth feathers.
A puppy may have spots its parents do not.
Same kind of animal, but not exactly the same.
| Sentence | True or false? |
|---|---|
| Young animals come from grown-up animals. | ? |
| A duckling has a beak. | ? |
| A young one is always the same color. | ? |
| A duckling is fluffy. | ? |
| Sentence | True or false? |
|---|---|
| A kitten has whiskers like its parents. | ? |
| A puppy grows into a duck. | ? |
| Young ones are smaller than parents. | ? |
Here are new sight words.
Look at each word. Say it. Spell it.
Put: P-U-T.
You spotted same and different!
Tomorrow an egg will hatch.