《4.4.2 Life in the Amazon Rain Forest》.pdf

ReaderReader GenreGenre Build BackgroundBuild Background Access ContentAccess Content Extend LanguageExtend Language ExpositoryExpository •• AnimalAnimal •• Labels andLabels and •• CompoundCompound NonfiNonfictionction BehaviorBehavior CaptionsCaptions WordsWords •• Rain ForestRain Forest • Defi• Definitionsnitions • Habitats• Habitats • Diagram• Diagram by Ronald Scheibelby Ronald Scheibel Scott Foresman Reading Street 4.4.2Scott Foresman Reading Street 4.4.2 ISBN 0-328-14203-4ISBN 0-328-14203-4 ì(sk$m)=becadd +^-Ä-U-Ä-Uì(sk$m)=becadd +^-Ä-U-Ä-U Talk About It 1. How do Amazon bats and flowers help each other? 2. How often does it rain where you live? How would things change if it rained hard every day? Write About It 3. Find out more about one of the animals mentioned in this book. Write about that animal on a separate sheet of paper. by Ronald Scheibel Extend Language The word leafcutter is a compound word. It is made of the word leaf and the word cutter. Is treetop a compound word? What are the two smaller words in foothold? Can you find any other compound words in this book? Illustration Credit: 8 Derek Ring. Photography Credits: Cover, 4 ©Tim Flach/Getty Creative; 1, 7 ©Gail Shumway