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The giraffe can bite leaves off of the top of a tree, and it can munch flowers on a roof.  \nA male will fight with his neck. This is called neck fighting. Two males hit each other with their heads, and they fight until they get tired. The giraffe that stops the fight wins.  \nA giraffe also uses his neck to keep safe. His long  \nneck helps him to see danger when it is out in the grass. The giraffe watches for lions and other dangerous animals. The mother giraffe can be eating far away and can still  \nkeep an eye on her babies. She holds her head high and keeps looking around. To stay alive, giraffes have to stand tall!  \nStory Questions  \n1. What body part helps the giraffe eat leaves on the tops of trees?  \na. head c. feet  \nb. neck d. ears  \n2. This story is mostly about    \na. a lion.  \nb. a mother.  \nc. the giraffe.  \nd. a baby.  \n3. A synonym is a word that means the same thing. Munch means    \n[a. watch](a. watch)  \n[b. eat](b. eat)  \n[c. look](c. look)  \n[d. stand](d. stand)  \n©Teacher Created Resources, Inc. 9 \\#3488 Daily Warm-Ups: Reading  \nNonfiction: Animals  \nWarm-Up 3  \nName   Date    \nSquid  \nDo you know which is one of the biggest animals in the ocean?  \nIt is the squid. A squid had eight arms. It has two longer arms called tentacles. Its arms are as long as a school bus. The squid also has eyes that are as big as a basketball. Squid like to eat small fish and small squid. They use their long arms to grab the fish. The eight arms help to keep the fish from getting away. Last, they put the fish or small squid in their mouths. Their beaks are sharp, and they cut the fish to pieces.  \nThere are still many things to learn about the squid. They live so far down in the ocean that it makes it hard to learn about them.  \nStory Questions  \n1. What is the name for the arms of the squid?  \na. eight  \nb. mouth  \nc. tentacles  \nd. beak  \n2. In the text,“as long as a school bus” means    \na. the arms move in the water like a bus.  \nb. the arms have doors like a bus.  \nc. the arms look like a school bus.  \nd. the arms are very long like a school bus.  \n3. Why is it hard to learn much about the squid?  \na. It lives so far down under the water.  \nb. It moves too fast.  \nc. It is hard to catch with all those arms.  \nd. Its beak is too sharp.  \n©Teacher Created Resources, Inc. 11 \\#3488 Daily Warm-Ups: Reading  \nNonfiction: Biography  \nWarm-Up 1  \nName   Date    \nGeorge Washington  \nGeorge Washington was the first president of the United States. He was a great man, because he gave our country a good start.  \nGeorge was born in 1732. George liked to do math. His father died when he was 11, and he had to help his mother take care of the land. George had to do many chores. He grew to six feet two inches tall.  \nEngland was telling the colonies what to do and didn't ask them what they wanted.  \nGeorge did not like that. He became a general in the army, and he made his own uniform. The colonies went to war, and it was very hard. The men wanted to go home. They had no money for their families. They had rags for clothes, and some of them had shoes that were falling apart. It was cold, and there was snow. They were almost out of food. The men had to fight and not get paid. George said that if they did not get paid, he would not get paid either. The soldiers stayed, and they fought as hard as they could. They won the war. The people wanted George to be the new king. He wanted to be president. They all voted for him. He loved the people, and the people loved him back. He listened to them. He picked good men to work for him, and they tried to make good choices.  \nHe wanted to do his best. He was the president for eight years. 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