Night Flight. By Robert Dubrow Illustrated by George Ulrich
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1 Night Flight By Robert Dubrow Illustrated by George Ulrich
2 Night Flight By Robert Dubrow Illustrated by George Ulrich Why does the sight of a bat flying in the night sky frighten some people? Lots of people think of the bats they have seen in frightening films. Sample Decodable Reader: S.P.I.R.E. Night Flight. This book is not reproducible without permission from EPS. 1
3 These people might be happy to find out that the bats in the sky are catching bugs for food. A bat looks a bit like a mouse with wings. But a bat can take flight, unlike a mouse. Bats wings are not made of feathers. They are made of skin. This makes the wings thin and light, so bats can fly fast. 2 Sample Decodable Reader: S.P.I.R.E. Night Flight. This book is not reproducible without permission from EPS. 3
4 Bats stay out of the bright light of day. They just come out at night. Night is the best time to catch bugs. A bat sleeps hanging by its feet all day. It sleeps with its wings tightly folded around itself. Some bats might hang from a beam under a road and some might hang from the branch of a tree. 4 Sample Decodable Reader: S.P.I.R.E. Night Flight. This book is not reproducible without permission from EPS. 5
5 Some bats live alone. Some might hang out with lots of other bats in a cave. Bats make high-pitched sounds to help them find food. They aim the sound at a bug, and the sound comes back to them. This tells the bat right where its food is. People cannot hear these high-pitched sounds. 6 Sample Decodable Reader: S.P.I.R.E. Night Flight. This book is not reproducible without permission from EPS. 7
6 A mother bat has one pup each year. The small pup clings tightly to its mother when she is in flight. The pup will soon get big. It may live as long as 20 years unless something catches it. A snake and a cat can catch a bat. Sample Decodable Reader: S.P.I.R.E. Night Flight. This book is not reproducible without permission from EPS. 8 9
7 People are a danger to bats, too. Some people are frightened by them and might try to hit them. But lots of other people delight in bats. Why? They see that bats can catch and eat one bug every six seconds. 10 Sample Decodable Reader: S.P.I.R.E. Night Flight. This book is not reproducible without permission from EPS. 11
8 Some people put up bat houses so bats will make a home there. The bats sleep safely in these houses all day. Then at night, the bats come out and swoop right down on the bugs that might eat healthy plants. They get rid of the pests people do not want. 12 Sample Decodable Reader: S.P.I.R.E. Night Flight. This book is not reproducible without permission from EPS. 13
9 Previously Taught Skills Consonant Sounds all consonants sh (ship) ch (chin) th (this, thin) wh (whisk) ck (clock) tch (catch) ff (cliff) ll (will) ss (miss) qu (quilt) Vse Welded Sounds ang (sang) ing (ring) ong (strong) ung (stung) ank (bank) ink (wink) onk (honk) unk (trunk) Syllable Patterns open single syllables (so, he, fly) closed syllable exceptions (child, cold, find, post, roll) twin-consonant syllable division nontwin-consonant syllable division consonant-le Vowel Sounds a (ax) i (hit) o (ox) u (up) e (bed) al (ball) wa (wasp) a (lake) i (bike) o (rode) u (tune) e (Pete) ay (spray) ou (mound, cousin, doughnut, you) ea (eat, bread, steak) oa (goat) ai (paint) ee (sheep) oo (food, cook) Affixes suffix -ed (melted, smelled, winked) suffixes -s, -es, -ing, -er, -est, -en, -ish, -ly, -y, -ful, -ness, -less suffix -age (package) prefix a- (alike) Bats might look frightening, but they are good to have around. 14 Sample Decodable Reader: S.P.I.R.E. Night Flight. This book is not reproducible without permission from EPS.
10 Set 4B 356 words Kenny s Visit ea (eat, bread, steak) The Castle Consonant -le Mick and Granddad s Doughnuts oa (goat) Brother? Sister? ai (paint) A Job at the Ranch ee (sheep) The Best Gift ee (sheep) The Campers oo (food, cook) Free! oo (food, cook) Night Flight igh (light) Chief and the Mouse ie (pie, chief) EDUCATORS PUBLISHING SERVICE
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