Nova shows a forest dripping with green.
Moss covers every tree trunk.
"It looks like the trees wear sweaters!" Rocket laughs.
Raven points. "What do you notice on the ground?"
Nova sparkles. "Hint: lots of rain helps moss and ferns grow."
Olympic National Park has a rain forest.
Its valleys get over 12 feet of rain a year.
Ferns and moss cover the trees and the forest floor.
Corals look a bit like plants, but they are animals.
Plants make their own food. Corals do not.
Coral reefs are an ocean habitat.
| Sentence | True or false? |
|---|---|
| The rain forest valleys get over 12 feet of rain a year. | ? |
| Corals make their own food, like plants. | ? |
| A reef is an ocean habitat. | ? |
| Sentence | True or false? |
|---|---|
| Moss covers the forest floor. | ? |
| A rain forest is very dry. | ? |
| Corals are animals. | ? |
| Ferns grow in the rain forest. | ? |
Here are new sight words.
Look at each word. Say it. Spell it.
Sea: S-E-A.
Began: B-E-G-A-N.
Grow: G-R-O-W.
Splashy learning! Tomorrow we compare all the habitats.