Raven reads about a porcupine.
Rocket asks, "What are those long spikes?"
Nova says, "Those are quills. What might they do?"
A porcupine has long, stiff quills.
Another animal may get too close.
Then the quills come off easily and poke it.
That helps keep the porcupine safe.
A box turtle has a hard shell.
It can shut its shell to stay safe.
| Sentence | True or false? |
|---|---|
| A porcupine has quills. | ? |
| Quills help a porcupine stay safe. | ? |
| A turtle shell is soft like a pillow. | ? |
Let us review this week's sight words.
Look at each word. Say it. Spell it.
Once: O-N-C-E.
Open: O-P-E-N.
Over: O-V-E-R.
Move: M-O-V-E.
Try: T-R-Y.
Kind: K-I-N-D.
Hand: H-A-N-D.
You know how animal parts help!
Tomorrow is Launch Lab: animal watch.