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Animal Habitats

Animal Habitats. Mrs. Williams Third Grade. Animal Habitats. What is a habitat? What are some animal habitats that you know of? Why do you think polar bears have white fur?. Pgs. 10 & 11. Journal. If you were an animal, what kind would you be and what habitat would you live in? Why?.

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Animal Habitats

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  1. Animal Habitats Mrs. Williams Third Grade

  2. Animal Habitats • What is a habitat? • What are some animal habitats that you know of? • Why do you think polar bears have white fur? Pgs. 10 & 11

  3. Journal If you were an animal, what kind would you be and what habitat would you live in? Why? PB pg. 1

  4. Puffins, Clowns of the Sea

  5. Websites about Puffins http://animals.nationalgeographic.com/animals/birds/atlantic-puffin.html http://www.brucemcmillan.com/FRB_PuffinPage.html ADOPT A PUFFIN http://www.worldpantry.com/cgi-bin/ncommerce3/ExecMacro/barbarasbakery/adoptapuffin.d2w/report http://www.audubon.org/BIRD/PUFFIN/adoptapuffin.html

  6. Fact and Opinion • What fact does the following sentence about puffins contain? What opinion does in contain? “Their faces are chalk white and their eye markings make them look sad.”

  7. Fact and Opinion • Is it a fact or an opinion that puffins fly like crazy bumblebees? How do you know? Opinion • Is it a fact or an opinion that puffins grow new feathers every year? How do you know? Fact

  8. Nights of the Pufflings

  9. It’s time for . . . These are . . . We use them for . . . Vocabulary Words we want to know Reading, writing, listening, & speaking!

  10. ashore: on or to the shore (from the water)

  11. burrows: holes or tunnels dug in the ground by small animals

  12. instinctively: acting on an inner feeling; doing without thinking

  13. launching: throwing; sending forcefully upward

  14. stranded: left in a helpless or difficult situation.

  15. uninhabited: having no people live there

  16. venture: to set out to do something even though it might be dangerous.

  17. Evaluate • How interested you are in a story is a good indication of how well the author is presenting the material. As I read, I will evaluate how well the author describes this exciting information.

  18. Fact and Opinion I can determine if a statement is a fact or an opinion. Fact is a statement that can be proven correct or incorrect, true or false. Opinion is what someone thinks, feels, or believes. You can agree with or disagree with an opinion, but you cannot prove it true or false.

  19. Syllabication • A compound word is divided between the two words that form it. sun/light

  20. Syllabication • In words with a VCCV pattern, syllables are often divided between the two consonants mer/ry

  21. Syllabication • Two different consonants that form a single sound are in the same syllable fath/er

  22. Syllabication • Words can also be broken down into base words and endings. old/er flap/ping

  23. You are Great Readers!

  24. Nights of the Pufflings

  25. It’s time for . . . These are . . . We use them for . . . Vocabulary Words we want to know Reading, writing, listening, & speaking!

  26. ashore: on or to the shore (from the water)

  27. burrows: holes or tunnels dug in the ground by small animals

  28. instinctively: acting on an inner feeling; doing without thinking

  29. Fact and Opinion I can determine if a statement is a fact or an opinion. Fact is a statement that can be proven correct or incorrect, true or false. Opinion is what someone thinks, feels, or believes. You can agree with or disagree with an opinion, but you cannot prove it true or false.

  30. Fact and Opinion A puffin chick will grow into a young puffling. FACT A puffin chick is cute. OPINION Puffins look like worried clowns. OPINION A puffin egg hatches into a chick. FACT

  31. Fact and Opinion Puffins lay their eggs in burrows. FACT Puffins enjoy riding the waves. OPINION In summer puffins feed fish to their chicks. FACT

  32. Syllabication • overlooking the sea • spotted the smallest bird • safely hidden underground • the stranded pufflings

  33. Syllabication

  34. Parts of Speech

  35. You are Great Readers!

  36. Nights of the Pufflings

  37. It’s time for . . . These are . . . We use them for . . . Vocabulary Words we want to know Reading, writing, listening, & speaking!

  38. launching: throwing; sending forcefully upward

  39. stranded: left in a helpless or difficult situation.

  40. Fact and Opinion Write 2 facts and 1 opinion about yourself. Pg. R8

  41. Syllabication • Iceland • puffin • summer • underground • ocean • August • flashlights • millions • overlooking • ashore • village • weekends • inside • cardboard • adult • hidden

  42. You are Great Readers!

  43. Nights of the Pufflings

  44. It’s time for . . . These are . . . We use them for . . . Vocabulary Words we want to know Reading, writing, listening, & speaking!

  45. uninhabited: having no people live there

  46. venture: to set out to do something even though it might be dangerous.

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