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Editor Lorin Klistoff, M.A. Managing Editor Karen J. Goldfluss, M.S. Ed. Cover Artist Brenda DiAntonis Art Production Manager Kevin Barnes Art Coordinator Renée Christine Yates Imaging James Edward Grace Ricardo Martinez Publisher Mary D. Smith, M.S. Ed. Author Melissa Hart, M.F.A. Teacher Created Resources, Inc. 6421 Industry Way Westminster, CA 92683 www.teachercreated.com ISBN: 978-1-4206-3487-7 2006 Teacher Created Resources, Inc. Reprinted, 2009 Made in U.S.A. The classroom teacher may reproduce copies of materials in this book for classroom use only. The reproduction of any part for an entire school or school system is strictly prohibited. No part of this publication may be transmitted, stored, or recorded in any form without written permission from the publisher.

Table of Contents Introduction............................................................ 4 Tracking Sheet.......................................................... 6 Nonfiction............................................................. 7 Animals............................................................. 9 Great-horned Owls Cats The Crow The Polar Bear Dogs Emperor Penguin Gila Monster Millipedes Ivory-Billed Woodpecker Peregrine Falcon Anteater Stinkbug Giant Panda Black Widow Giraffe Geography.......................................................... 24 The Ocean Mountains Trees Rivers Deserts Wetlands Glaciers Rainforests Volcanoes Canyons Earthquakes Tornadoes Hurricanes Tsunami Blizzards Science............................................................. 39 Sun, Earth, and Moon Fossils Worms Trees Lightning Butterfly Fall Leaves Where Animals Go Stars The Moon Sharks The Food Chain Venus Fly Trap Dust Rainbows Inventions American History.................................................... 55 American Colonies Betsy Ross The Bald Eagle Bison Uncle Sam Yankee Doodle Johnny Appleseed Fireworks George Washington Abe Lincoln Sacagawea Harriet Tubman The Mayans Space Travel Health and Wellness.................................................. 69 Germs Exercise Healthy Food Ears Lungs Sleep Water Teeth Bones Common Cold Chicken Pox Eyes Getting Mad Sadness Laughter Allergies Foods with Color Talk It Out #3487 Daily Warm-Ups: Reading 2 Teacher Created Resources, Inc.

Table of Contents Fiction................................................................ 87 Fairy Tales and Folklore.............................................. 89 The Farmer s Corn The Fisherwoman Talking Trees The Sharing Man The Royal Wedding The Strong Princess King Cheese Paul Bunyan s Dinner Prince Peter s Peas Vulcan s Fire Davy s Hat Athena s Owl Bigfoot! Annie s Cat Looking for a Head Historical Fiction................................................... 104 The Ugly Boy Quentin s Pony The Lady with a Lamp The Red Flower I Dare You The Good Mother The Bathtub Rosa on the Bus Franklin s Problem Anne s Diary The Girl Painter Mozart and Music Smokey the Bear Pat s Music Kat s Poem The Liberty Bell Contemporary Realistic Fiction....................................... 120 Stuart s Stuff The Small Girl Mark Tamales The Dog The Firefighter Grandma is Sick The Bean Plant The Stray Cat New Baby The Airplane The Computer Spiders The Lie Frank s Bedroom Mystery/Suspense/Adventure......................................... 135 Going Camping The Nest The Kitten Surfer Jin The Adventure The Note The Apple Thief Scary Story School Mice Lost Dog Dots of Flour The Green Eyes The Jungle Uncle Steve s Glasses The Mysterious Smell Runway Ghost Fantasy............................................................ 151 The Young Owl Sammy Seal The Clumsy Cat Big Mouth Casey Can Wanda Worm The Slow Elephant The Silly Squirrel Saturn s Rings Planet Cat Troll Forest Emily s Rocket Glenda Goldfish Going to Earth Ant Boy Rita s Flight Answer Key.......................................................... 167 Leveling Chart........................................................ 175 Certificate........................................................... 176 Teacher Created Resources, Inc. 3 #3487 Daily Warm-Ups: Reading

Warm-Up 1 Great-horned Owls Have you ever heard a hoot as the sun goes down? This may be the cry of a greathorned owl. She is looking for her dinner. Great-horned owls have sharp eyes and ears. They see and hear small animals. Then, they swoop down and grab their prey. Great-horned owls eat mice, frogs, snakes, and small birds. They also eat insects. They can fly without making a sound. Great-horned owls hoot to other owls in the forest. Their brown and black feathers make them hard to see in the daytime. You may see one flying at dawn or dusk. Be very quiet. Then, you may hear owls calling out to each other through the trees. Story Questions 1. In this passage, the word swoop means... a. run. c. skip. b. fly. d. skate. 2. Which statement is false? a. Great-horned owls don t see well. b. Great-horned owls fly in silence. c. Great-horned owls eat snakes. d. Great-horned owls have feathers. 3. What colors are the great-horned owl s feathers? a. black and white c. brown and orange b. blue and red d. brown and black 4. Which animal does the great-horned owl not eat? a. frog c. small bird b. snake d. bear Teacher Created Resources, Inc. #3487 Daily Warm-Ups: Reading

Warm-Up 2 Cats Do you have a cat at home? If so, you know what amazing creatures they are. Cats learn about the weather from their whiskers. They can tell if it is hot or cold, wet or dry. Their whiskers also help them to find their way in the dark. Indoor cats like to play with balls. They also love to play with string. You can toss a catnip mouse and train your cat to bring it back to you. One of the best things about cats is their fur. They keep themselves very clean. They are soft and warm. Most cats like to be brushed and petted. They also like to sit on your lap. Many cats do not have a home. They are cold and hungry. You can adopt one from your local shelter. Then, you will have an amazing creature of your own. STORY QUESTIONS 1. Cats learn about the weather from their... a. tails. c. whiskers. b. fur. d. teeth. 2. You can train your cat to... a. cook dinner. c. brush your hair. b. bring back a catnip mouse. d. play football. 3. How do you think a cat cleans its fur? a. by taking a shower c. by soaking in the bathtub b. by swimming in the ocean d. by licking itself 4. In this story, the word shelter means... a. a place that holds stray cats. c. a doghouse. b. a teepee. d. a tent. #3487 Daily Warm-Ups: Reading 10 Teacher Created Resources, Inc.

Warm-Up 3 The Crow You can find crows almost any place. These birds are very smart. They can even talk! Crows can live in forests. They can live near houses. They can even live in big cities. They eat bugs, berries, fruit, and scraps of food. Crows have large brains. They hide bits of food and save them for later. They can learn how to crack nuts. They even make tools out of twigs. Crows talk to each other. They caw and squeak. They can learn human language, too. Some crows can learn to ring a bell when asked. Others can laugh on command. Crows are interesting birds! STORY QUESTIONS 1. Why do you think crows can live almost any place? a. They carry big suitcases. b. They can eat many different types of food. c. They like to ride the subway. d. They steal people s beds. 2. Which statement is true? a. Crows can learn to drive a car. c. Crows can make their own tools. b. Crows can live on the moon. d. Crows are not very smart. 3. In this story, the words on command mean... a. when asked to do so. c. when thrown in jail. b. when forced to do so. d. when someone says pretty please. 4. Why would a crow need to make a tool? a. to fix its car c. to record itself laughing b. to repair a sink d. to get bugs out of the cracks in trees Teacher Created Resources, Inc. 11 #3487 Daily Warm-Ups: Reading

Warm-Up 4 The Polar Bear The polar bear makes its home in the cold and icy Arctic. Other animals might freeze or starve. But the polar bear knows how to live in the snow. Polar bears have thick blubber, or fat, that protects them from the cold. They also have a thick fur coat. The polar bear s coat is white. This allows it to blend into the snow. That way, the polar bear can sneak up on its prey. Polar bears swim well. They eat seals, walruses, small whales, and rodents. In the summer, they may eat berries. Polar bears will also eat people. They may look cute and furry, but be careful of this big bear! STORY QUESTIONS 1. Polar bears are found in... a. sunny Florida. c. the freezing Arctic. b. tropical jungles. d. the Pacific Ocean. 2. Polar bears can live in the cold because... a. they have fireplaces. c. they wear socks. b. they have thick fur coats. d. they eat blubber for lunch. 3. Which sentence is true? a. Polar bears blend into the snow. b. Polar bears are black. c. Polar bears blend into brown rocks. d. Polar bears are white and black. 4. Which of the following do polar bears not eat? a. people c. rodents b. walruses d. salad #3487 Daily Warm-Ups: Reading 12 Teacher Created Resources, Inc.