Flippers płetwy football boots korki goggles okulary pływackie helmet kask ice skates łyżwy in-line skates łyżworolki skis narty surfboard deska surfingowa table tennis racket paletka do ping-ponga tennis racket rakieta tenisowa tracksuit dres wetsuit pianka

Create sentences with these words: Goggles Ice skates Football boots Helmet Surfboard Table tennis racket Tracksuit In-line skates Skis Tennis racket Flippers Wetsuit

A turtle is not fast on the land. The flippers can help it swim fast in water. Sea stars are not fast. They take little steps on sand and rocks. Some animals eat plants. Lots of them eat fish. Some will hunt for a snack with a pal. The sea is full of lots of animals. The water is their home.

Into The Sea Mary is a scientist. She studies plants and animals of the sea. She uses this little sub. It is a special sub that can dive deep into the water. The sub has tanks of air for her to breathe. The sub has bright lights, too. They help her see the plants. Mangrove and animals. She wants to see what kind of sharks live here. This sub has a camera. So she can take pictures of the sharks that swim by. Sometimes she dives off a boat into the sea. She puts on a special suit for diving. She wears an air tank. She wears a mask and flippers, too. She carries a special camera that works underwater. She takes pictures of the seaweed. She wants to see how big it can grow.

ANIMAL SKELETONS The bones in your body make up your skeleton. You have 206 bones. Bones give your body shape and support. They keep the soft parts inside you safe. Bones come in many shapes and sizes. Your arms and legs are long bones. Your pelvis and shoulder blades are flat bones. The bones in your wrists, hands, ankles, and feet are small. This is what your skeleton looks like. Look at the many kinds of bones in your body. Other animals have skeletons, too. Each animal's skeleton is different. Some are short, some are tall, some are light, and some are strong. Look at this skeleton. How is it different from your skeleton? Do you know what it is? CLUE: This animal flies. It's an eagle. Its bones are hollow and light. Wing feathers attach to the wing bones. Look at this skeleton. How is it different from your skeleton? Do you know what it is? CLUE: This animal hops. It's a frog. It has long back legs for hopping. 10 Its back legs are longer than its body. Look at this skeleton. How is it different from your skeleton? Do you know what it is? CLUE: This animal swims. It's a blue whale. It has no leg bones. Its arms are flippers. Whales are supported by the water. If a whale lived on land, its skeleton would have to be much stronger. Look at this skeleton. How is it different from your skeleton? Do you know what it is? CLUE: This animal runs well. It's a horse. It has long legs for running. A horse has a large rib cage to keep its large lungs safe. It needs large lungs to take in lots of air when it runs. Look at this skeleton. How is it different from your skeleton? Do you know what it is? CLUE: This animal slithers. It's a snake. It has no arms or legs. Its skeleton is one long backbone with ribs. Look at these skulls, or head bones. These are the skulls of the animals in this book. Look at how their shapes and parts are different. Each animal's skeleton is perfect for the way it lives. It has the right kind of skeleton for the support it needs. It has the right kind of skeleton for the way it moves. And so do you.

US History - Flappers

110.31.b.17.C

Topic: Reading/Vocabulary Development

STAAR English II High School 2014 - Past Paper

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