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 \n# Vocabulary\n\n·ancient,confirm,hopeful,unable,valid  \nSupport Words  \n·creatures,Ice Age,island,survived,tusks  \nPhoto Credits  \nAll Phatagraphs are by Macmillan/McGraw-Hill (MMH)except as nated below:  \nHigh-Frequency Words  \n● because,bird,food  \nCOV:Jonathan Blair/Carbis.2-3:The ArtArchive/Bibliatheque des Arts DecaratifsParis/Dagli Orti.4:Gianni Dagli Orti/Carbis.  \n# Vocabulary Strategy\n\n·Word Parts:Suffixes and Prefixes  \n5:Jonathan Blair/Carbis.6:AnnebicqueBernard/Carbis Sygma.8:Walfgang Kaehler/Corbis.9:Chris Hellier/Carbis.I0-1I:AFP/GettyImages.I2:Diego Lezama Orezzoli/Corbis.  \n# Phonics\n\n·digraphs/ch/ch;/sh/sh;/th/th;/hw/wh-CONTENT-AREA VOCABULARYWords related to animal life(see glossary)  \n12:BIOS/Peter Arnold,Inc.13:BIOS/PeterArnold,Inc.14:John Giustina/Getty Images.  \nIllustratian Credits  \n7,II:Jae LeMannier  \nNATIONAL CONTENT STANDARDSScience  \n·History and the Nature of SciencesWord count:423**  \nB  \nThe McGraw-Hill Companies                         \nPublished by Macmillan/McGraw-Hill,of McGraw-HillEducation,a division of  \nThe McGraw-Hill Companies,Inc.,Two Penn Plaza,New York,New York 1012I.  \nCopyright Cby Macmillan/McGraw-Hill.All rights reserved.No part of this publicationmay be reproduced or distributed in any form or by any means,or stored in a database orretrieval system,without the prior writfen consenf of The McGraw-Hill Companies,Inc.,including,but not limited to,network storage or transmission,or broadcast for distancelearning.  \nPrinted in the United States of America  \n3456789 BSF10090807  \n**The total word count is based on words in the running text and headings only.Numerals and words in captions,labels,diagrams,charts,and sidebars are not included.  \n# Animals\n\nfrom the Past  \nby Keiko Hirami  \n## Table of Contents\n\nSON  \nSCHOOL.CPCRATICN  \nChapter I  \n55900 BIT二ET ROAD  \nMiSHAWRK,IN 48545  \nAnimals of the Past ………  \nChapter 2  \nThe Woolly Mammoth  \n……4  \nChapter 3  \nThe Dodo.  \nChapter 4  \nThe Tasmanian Tiger  \n………………………………………I0  \nChapter 5  \n……………14  \nSave Animals Today …………  \n………………15  \nGlossary/Index  \n……………………………………16  \nComprehension Check  \n## Chapter I\n\nAnimals of the Past  \nHave you ever seen a living dinosaur?Of course not!Dinosaurs are extinct.They are not living anymore.Around65 million years ago,all the dinosaursdied.Some scientists think it wasbecause Earth's climate changed.  \n①anguageThey:They has the th sound.Find three moreDETECTIVEwords with the th sound in this chapter.  \nMany other animals are extinct,too.Some became extinct in ancient  \ntimes.Other animals became extinctless than 100 years ago.Let's learnabout some of them.  \n## Chapter 2\n\nThe Woolly Mammoth  \nThe woolly mammoth looked like anelephant.But woolly mammoths wereeven bigger!  \nLike elephants,woolly mammoths hadtusks and a trunk.Unlike elephants,they had long hair all over their bodies.  \ntusks:very long teeth  \nThe woolly mammoths had rounder tusksthan the elephants'tusks.  \nThis museum model shows what scientiststhink a mammoth looked like.  \nWoolly mammoths lived during theIce Age.Their long hair kept them  \nwarm.They used their tusks to get iceand snow off the plants they ate.  \nPrehistoric people hunted mammothsfor food.They also used their bones tomake huts,tools,and jewelry.  \nPrehistoric people painted pictures of mammothson cave walls.You can still see them today.  \nWoolly mammoths became extinctaround I0,000 years ago.Maybe thishappened because Earth's climate  \nchanged.Scientists think another validtheory is that too many people werehunting woolly mammoths.  \n## Chapter 3\n\nThe Dodo  \nHave you ever heard anyone say,\"Dead as a dodo\"?People say thisbecause the dodo is extinct.  \nDodos were big birds that lived onthe island of Mauritius.They becameextinct more than 400 years ago.  \nisland:land w","cbCaiqbdlsmHtRCV","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiqbdlsmHtRCV","pdf",1215257,"English","# Table of Contents\n## Chapter I\n## Chapter 2\n## Chapter 3\n## Comprehension Check","[{\"question\":\"What reading strategies does the book recommend for comprehension?\",\"answer\":\"It recommends monitoring comprehension by adjusting reading rate and using a summarizing skill to strengthen understanding.\"},{\"question\":\"What is taught in the vocabulary strategy section?\",\"answer\":\"The vocabulary strategy focuses on word parts, specifically suffixes and prefixes, along with related word lists and definitions.\"},{\"question\":\"What caused the extinction of dinosaurs according to the chapter?\",\"answer\":\"The chapter states that some scientists think Earth's climate changed, leading to the death of dinosaurs around 65 million years ago.\"}]","Animals of the Past - Vocabulary Strategy - Word Parts | PDF",1789970804]