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2 Teacher Workbooks Cyber-Starters Animals Volume 2 Copyright 2006 Teachnology Publishing Company A Division of Teachnology, Inc. For additional information, visit us at
3 Table of Contents Theme Armadillos 1-3 Badgers 4-6 Bears 7-9 Coyotes Foxes Hedgehogs Jaguars Lemurs Ocelots Opossums Owls Raccoons Skunks Tapirs Wolves Format Cyber-Starter 1-45 iii
4 Date Grade Armadillos are Nocturnal Cyber Starter Can an armadillo swim or climb? Do they move quickly? What do they feel like? Find the answers to these questions and more by answering the questions below. The resources will help you. Resources 1. Interesting Facts 2. Homes and Habitat 3. Eating Habits 4. Declining in Number 1
5 Questions: 1. Give a physical description of the armadillo. 2. How many species of armadillo are there? 3. How big is the largest armadillo of eastern South America? 4. In what types of areas do the armadillo live? 5. Can an armadillo swim? Name an unusual thing it can do in the water. 6. What do they eat? 7. What is the body armor of the armadillo made of? 8. Where do they go to protect themselves? 2
6 9. What does the name armadillo mean? 10. Can an armadillo roll itself into a ball to protect itself? 3
7 Date Grade Badgers are Nocturnal Cyber Starter The badger does not have many enemies. Find out why. Use the Resources to do some research on this animal. Answer the questions below to learn about the badger. Resources 1. Description 2. Anatomy and Diet 3. American Badger 4
8 Questions: 1. Badgers are located in what countries? 2. Badgers live in what types of areas? 3. What is their life span? 4. Badgers are omnivores. What does that mean? 5. Describe the appearance of a badger. 6. Badgers belong to what animal family? 7. What do they like to eat? 8. Does the badger have many enemies? Why? 5
9 9. Describe how a badger runs. 10. When the badger gets excited what happens to its belly gland? 6
10 Date Grade Bears Are Nocturnal Cyber Starter There are many species of bears. Do you know how many there are? Do you know where they live? Should we be afraid of them? Answer the questions below to find out many facts about bears. The resources will help you. Resources 1. Facts about Black Bears 2. Habitat 3. blackbear.htm Habits of Bears 4. Diet and Habits 7
11 Questions: 1. How many species of bears are there? Name them. 2. Are black bear always black? 3. How fast can a black bear run? 4. What is a female black bear called? What is a male black bear called? 5. Name four facts about bears bodies. 6. Bears will not be found in what parts of the world? 7. Describe a grizzly bear. 8. Name five facts about the brown bear. 8
12 9. Name five facts about the polar bear. 10. What do bears do in the winter? How do they prepare for this? 9
13 Date Grade Coyotes Are Nocturnal Cyber Starter Coyotes are closely related to another animal. They travel at a high speed. Find out more facts about these animals by answering thequestions below. The Resources will help you! Resources 1. Description and Habits 2. Interesting Facts 3. Speed and Diet 10
14 Questions: 1. Describe the physical appearance of a coyote. 2. What is one way to tell the difference between a coyote, a dog and a wolf? 3. In what parts of the world are coyotes found? 4. In what types of areas do coyotes live? 5. Explain the eating habits of a coyote. 6. How does a coyote let the members of the pack know where it is? 7. What is a baby coyote called? 8. Coyotes are carnivorous. What does that mean? 11
15 9. The coyote is closely related to what animal? 10. How fast can a coyote run? 12
16 Date Grade Foxes Are Nocturnal Cyber Starter Sometimes we see foxes during the daytime. If they are nocturnal why does this happen? Use the resources to help you answer these questions and the questions below. Resources 1. Food and Lifestyle 2. leagueagainstcruelsportswarwickshiregroup/id8.html Fox Facts 3. dagenham.gov.uk/6 living/public health/ pdf/hcs pest fsh foxes.pdf Facts 13
17 Questions: 1. Do foxes hibernate? 2. What time of the year would you see cubs playing? 3. Do you think you should approach a cub or try to touch it? Why? 4. How long does a fox live? 5. Name the largest and smallest foxes. 6. Do foxes hunt together or alone? 7. What percent of cubs die before they are adults? 8. Foxes are territorial. What does that mean? 14
18 9. If you hear foxes yelling at night, what can you do to stop them? 10. Female foxes look for shelter when they are having their cubs. Name some places that they would choose. 15
19 Date Grade Hedgehogs Are Nocturnal Cyber Starter Did you know that hedgehogs can do something special to protect themselves? Read about this and more. Use the resources to help you answer the questions below. Resources 1. Fun Facts 2. Hedgehogprintout.shtml Habitat, Diet 3. Physical Appearance 16
20 Questions: 1. Describe the physical appearance of a hedgehog. 2. What does a hedgehog do when it sleeps and when it is in danger? 3. What do they eat? 4. What is the life span of a hedgehog? 5. Who are its enemies? 6. Hedgehogs live in what countries? 7. Hedgehogs are insectivores. What does that mean? 8. Hedgehogs live in what types of areas? 17
21 9. Do hedgehogs hibernate? 10. What do they do during a dry summer in the hot desert? 18
22 Date Grade Jaguars Are Nocturnal Cyber Starter A baby jaguar is called a cub. How long do they live with their mothers? What is the difference between a jaguar and a leopard? Answer the questions below to find out about these animals. The resources will help you! Resources 1. Jaguarprintout.shtml Facts 2. Description 3. Habitat, Food 4. Cubs, Physical Appearance 19
23 Questions: 1. Describe the physical appearance of a jaguar. 2. Jaguars can be found in what countries? 3. Where does the jaguar s name come from? 4. What do they like to eat? 5. How long do jaguars live? 6. Describe the cubs when they are born. 7. In what types of areas do they live? 8. What is the weight of the male and female jaguar? 20
24 9. How long do cubs stay with their mothers? 10. Name three differences between a jaguar and a leopard. 21
25 Date Grade Lemurs Are Nocturnal Cyber Starter Did you know that lemurs are Endangered species? Do lemurs live near you? Answer the questions below to find more interesting facts. Use the resources to help you! Resources 1. Appearance and Habitat 2. Red RuffedLlemur 3. Species 4. Where They Live 5. Basic Facts 22
26 Questions: 1. Describe the physical appearance of a lemur. 2. Where do all lemurs live? 3. How long do they live? 4. What do lemurs eat? 5. Which of the lemurs is most critically endangered? 6. How many species of lemurs are there? 7. Which of the lemurs are more active at night? 8. What is a group of lemurs called? 23
27 9. How many are in a group? 10. What is the name of the smallest lemur? How big is it? 24
28 Date Grade Ocelots Are Nocturnal Cyber Starter The ocelot is an endangered species. Why is this happening? Find out the answer to this question and the questions below. Use the resources to help you. Resources 1. Food, Appearance 2. Appearance, Habitat 3. Ocelotcoloring.shtml Appearance 4. Description 5. Hunting, Habitat, Appearance 25
29 Questions: 1. Name four facts about the ocelot s appearance. 2. How and when do ocelots hunt their prey? 3. What does the ocelot eat? 4. In what countries will ocelots be found? 5. In what types of areas do they live? 6. Who are the enemies of the ocelot? What do they want from the ocelot? 7. How big are these cats? 26
30 8. How long do they live? 9. The ocelot is closely related to what other animal? 10. Do ocelots hunt alone? 27
31 Date Grade Opossums Are Nocturnal Cyber Starter Did you know that the Opossum is the only marsupial living in North America? They have a characteristic like a human being. Find out more about these animals by answering the questions below. Use the resources to help you. Resources 1. Interesting Facts 2. More Facts and Details 3. Marsupials 28
32 Questions: 1. Describe the physical appearance of an opossum? 2. Opossums lived during what age? 3. What other animals lived during this age? 4. What is a defense of the opossum when it is under attack? 5. Can the opossum jump? 6. What is a nickname given to the opossum? 7. The opossum is a marsupial. What does that mean? 8. What characteristic does an opossum have that resembles a human being? 29
33 9. What is the lifespan of an opossum? 10. What is the story behind the name opossum vs. possum? 30
34 Date Grade Owls Are Nocturnal Cyber Starter Can owls see during the day? Do they eat during the day or at night? Discover many interesting factsabout owls by answering the questions below.the resources will help you find the answers. Resources 1. Owl Facts 2. Description and Facts 3. Page%202%20 %20owl.htm Food and More Facts 4. of prey.org/archives/2005/09/owl_facts.php Food and Interesting Facts 31
35 Questions: 1. How many species of owls are there? 2. Describe the body of an owl. 3. Can owls move their eyes? Explain. 4. What do owls eat? 5. How does the owl hunt its food? 6. Do owls have better vision during the day or at night? 7. When do owls eat? 8. Where do the Snowy Owl, Spotted Owl, and the Great Horned Owl live? 32
36 9. What helps the owl to be noiseless when it flies? 10. What are owl pellets? 33
37 Date Grade Raccoons Are Nocturnal Cyber Starter Do raccoons come out during the day? Does this mean that they are nocturnal? Discover these facts and more about these animals by answering the questions below. Don t forget to use the resources! Resources 1. Facts about Raccoons 2. Description, Eating Habits 3. Physical Description 34
38 Questions: 1. Describe the physical appearance of a raccoon. 2. How big are most raccoons? 3. Where do raccoons live? 4. Raccoons are sometimes seen during the day. Why? 5. Raccoons are omnivores. Explain. 6. How big can they get? 7. How long do they live? 8. What are baby raccoons called? 35
39 9. Why should you avoid going near a raccoon? 10. Describe the hands and feet of a raccoon. 36
40 Date Grade Skunks Are Nocturnal Cyber Starter Why do we run when we see a skunk? Is a skunk dangerous? There is more than one type of skunk. Find out more by answering the questions below. Use the resources to assist you! Resources 1. Facts 2. Types 3. Tips to Remember 4. Behavior and Types 37
41 Questions: 1. Skunks are part of what animal family? 2. Which is the most common skunk? 3. Explain how the skunk defends itself when it is cornered? 4. Where does a skunk aim when it sprays? 5. How far can it spray? 6. What do skunks like to eat? 7. Why are they beneficial to farmers? 8. How many types of skunks are there? Name them. 38
42 9. Describe the physical appearance of a skunk. 10. If you smell the odor of a skunk, does it mean that a skunk is nearby? 39
43 Date Grade Tapirs Are Nocturnal Cyber Starter Tapirs are forest animals that love water. They are nocturnal but can be seen duringthe daytime. When you answer the questions below, you will find out many facts about these animals. Use the resources to help you! Resources 1. scolleenmuldoon/tapirs.html Description and Habitat 2. animal_library/tapir.htm Food and Where They are Found 3. Predators and Types 40
44 Questions: 1. How many types of tapirs are there? Name them. 2. How long do they live? 3. What do tapirs look like? 4. How big do they get? 5. Where are tapirs often found living? 6. Since they are herbivores, what do they eat? 7. Tapirs are not usually seen. Why? 41
45 8. Give details about the tapir s eye sight and other sense. 9. Name the predators of the tapir. 10. In what countries can the tapir be found? 42
46 Date Grade Wolves Are Nocturnal Cyber Starter Are wolves and coyotes the same? Did you know that a wolf family resembles a human family? The resources will help you to answer the questions these questions and the questions below. Resources 1. Wolf Families and More 2. Facts 3. Wolf or Coyote 4. bin/uncgi/search?key=wolves Arctic Wolf 5. Gray Wolf 6. Red Wolf 43
47 Questions: 1. What is a wolf family called? 2. How many wolves live in a family? 3. In what way are wolf families like human families? 4. What is the common food of wolves? 5. Do wolves live in your area? Explain. 6. Compare the wolf to the coyote in the following areas: weight, ears, track size. 7. Name three facts about the Arctic wolf. 44
48 8. The Gray wolf is also known by other names. What are they? 9. Name three facts about the Red wolf. 10. Which wolves are found in Alaska? 45
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