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 \nHigh Frequency Words  \nlong  \nvoice  \nbig  \nwhite  \ncolor  \nfriends  \nConcept Words  \nclimb  \ninsects  \nhunts  \ntongue  \nscared  \npawS  \n# Learning Goals\n\n● Different animals have different behaviors.  \n● Madagascar is an island.  \n●Chameleons can change colors to hide.  \nMealtime inMadagascar  \nby Jim Harrisonllustrated by Eldon Dotty  \nPEARSON  \nGlenview,Ilinois·Boston,Massachusetts·Chandler,Arizona  \nUpper Saddle River,New Jersey  \nThese three animals live in Madagascar.Tina is a chameleon (ka MEEL yin).She eatsinsects.Ringo is a lemur (LEE mer).He eatsinsects and leaves.Fred is a fossa(FOSS a).He hunts other animals.  \nOne day,Tina hears a noise.\"Who isthere?\"asks Tina.  \n\"Ringo the lemur,\"says a scared voice.  \nTina sees a long tail.Then she sees a blackand white face.  \n\"Where are my friends?\"asks Ringo.\"I am scared.\"  \n\"Climb up my tree,\"says Tina.“We can look for your friends.”  \nRingo climbs up the tree.  \nA moth flies by.Tina catches it withher tongue.  \n\"What a long tongue!\"says Ringo.  \nTina smiles.\"I catch many insects withmy tongue.\"  \n\"You have a long tail,\"says Tina.  \n“Yes,\"says Ringo.\"Lemurs hold them inthe air.Then we can see each other.\"  \nRingo eats a leaf.  \n“Yuck!\"says Tina.\"Do you eat leaves?”  \nRingo nods.\"I eat insects too.\"  \nThen Tina sees a branch move.\"Who isthere?\"asks Tina.  \nThey see brown paws.Then they see abrown face.  \n“Oh,no!\"screams Ringo.\"It's a fossa!”Fossas eat lemurs.Ringo runs and hides.  \n“Go away!”Tina yells.Chameleons get bigwhen they are angry.","cbCainUkwlGWNsDo","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCainUkwlGWNsDo","pdf",2399187,16,"English","# Introduction to Madagascar Animals\n## Animal Behaviors and Characteristics\n## The Encounter with the Fossa","[{\"question\":\"What are the three main animals mentioned in the story?\",\"answer\":\"The three animals mentioned are Tina the chameleon, Ringo the lemur, and Fred the fossa.\"},{\"question\":\"How does Tina the chameleon catch her food?\",\"answer\":\"Tina catches insects by using her long tongue.\"},{\"question\":\"Why does Ringo the lemur hold his tail in the air?\",\"answer\":\"Ringo holds his tail in the air so that his friends can see him.\"}]","Mealtime in Madagascar - A Science Adventure | PDF",1790605119,25]