What is at the Zoo? Reading A-Z Level C

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What is at the Zoo? Reading A-Z Level C Comprehension Questions/Pictures/Activities/Crafts/Recipes

1. What was the story about?

2. Where were the animals in the story?

3. Which animal can hang from a tree?

4. How are lions and tigers alike?

5. What animal was not at the zoo?

Picture Symbols

Reading A-Z Worksheet Worksheet #1 Skill: Main Idea and Details Print out worksheet from Reading A-Z and use pictures below to fill in circles.

Pictures for Worksheet 1 cont. Worksheet #1 Skill: Main Idea and Details Print out worksheet from Reading A-Z and use pictures below to fill in circles.

Fill in the blank activity Directions: Read each sentence. Have students fill in the blank using the pictures provided on each page. Fill in the blank slides numbers 13-17.

Monkeys like to eat .

have a long neck.

have stripes.

do not live at the zoo.

live where the weather is cold.

Matching Activity: Use the pictures provided to complete a matching activity.

Matching Continued

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