| Reading A-Z Level |  |
| Ages | 4 - 7 |
| Grade | 1 |
| Fountas & Pinnell | D |
| Reading Recovery | 5-6 |
| DRA | 6 |
Where Animals Live
Informational (nonfiction),
116 words,
Level D (Grade 1)
Where Animals Live presents various animals and the places in which they live. The text and illustrations provide a way to introduce early readers to the concept of habitats.
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Preteach the Vocabulary
High-Frequency Words
these, this, some Story Words
bat, bear, bird, burrow, cave, deer, fox, frog, house, monkey, ocean, octopus, people, pond, prairie dog, tree, turtle, whale, woodchuck, woods
these, this, some Story Words
bat, bear, bird, burrow, cave, deer, fox, frog, house, monkey, ocean, octopus, people, pond, prairie dog, tree, turtle, whale, woodchuck, woods
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Teach the Objectives
Reading Strategy
Use the reading strategy of asking and answering questions to understand text
Comprehension
Identify the main idea and supporting details
Phonological Awareness
Blend sounds in words heard orally
Phonics
Identify words with r-family blends
Grammar and Mechanics
Apply sentence punctuation
Word Work
Categorize words
Use the reading strategy of asking and answering questions to understand text
Comprehension
Identify the main idea and supporting details
Phonological Awareness
Blend sounds in words heard orally
Phonics
Identify words with r-family blends
Grammar and Mechanics
Apply sentence punctuation
Word Work
Categorize words
Think, Collaborate, Discuss
Promote higher-order thinking for small groups
or whole class
Promote higher-order thinking for small groups
or whole class
