Q#1. What do animals and humans need to live?

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Q#1. What do animals and humans need to live? 2.4.1 Animal Needs Q#1. What do animals and humans need to live?

2.4.1 Animal Needs Vocabulary

New Vocabulary itches puddles handy beast nibbles

puddles small pools of water: For example, after it rains we can see water on the ground. noun After the big test. Tr. James sees many puddles of tears on students’ desks because it’s raining tears.

beasts animals other than humans noun Have you seen the new ‘Beauty and the Beast’ movie?

handy Useful adjective Doraemon is handy because he can do anything!

nibble to bite gently or to take small bites verb Squirrels and chipmunks nibble nuts.

itches tickling feeling in the skin that makes me want to scratch noun My body itches from all the mosquito bites.

puddles itches handy beasts nibble Every morning Zack the zookeeper visited all the (1)_________. The first animals he checked on were the elephants. He filled up the water for their morning baths. Elephants can’t use hoses, so trunks come in (2)________! All the splashing made big (3)_________. beasts handy puddles

puddles itches handy beasts nibble Next Zack went to Bird Island. Zack put the birdseed in the feeding dishes. The birds began to (5)________ on the seeds. Zack’s last stop was at the bear habitat. He liked it when the bears rolled around to scratch their (6)________. nibble itches

A long time, there lived a _________ in a castle. Title: Words to Know beasts (n.), handy (adj.), itches (n.), nibble (v.), puddles (n.) Write each word five times and write a short story. For example, (finish the story) A long time, there lived a _________ in a castle. One night it was raining and there were many _________ on the ground. In the castle there was a very __________ candle called Lumière…