Year 1 Reading: All About Lions Exercise

Year 1 Reading: All About Lions

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Year 1 Reading: All About Lions

In this engaging Year 1 reading exercise, students will explore fascinating facts and vibrant illustrations all about lions, enhancing their literacy skills while discovering the king of the jungle's habitat, diet, and social behavior. Let their curiosity roar as they read, discuss, and create a simple lion-themed project to reinforce their learning!

Questions

  1. MultiChoice

    Lions live in big groups called prides. What is a group of lions called?

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    Male lions have thick fur around their neck called a mane. What is the fur on a male lion's neck called?

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    Lions eat meat, which means they are carnivores. What do lions eat?

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    Lion cubs are born with spots that fade as they grow. What do lion cubs have on their fur?

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    Female lions do most of the hunting for the pride. Who does most of the hunting?

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    Lions rest for up to 20 hours a day to save energy. How many hours a day can lions rest?

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    A lion's roar can be heard from five miles away. How far away can a roar be heard?

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    Lions live mainly on the grassy plains of Africa. Where do most lions live?

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    Baby lions are called cubs. What is a baby lion called?

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    Lions use their sharp claws to catch food and climb. What do lions use to catch food?

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    A male lion protects the pride from danger. Who protects the pride?

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    Lions have strong back legs for leaping. Why do lions have strong back legs?

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    Lions hunt mostly at night when it is cool. When do lions hunt?

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    Lions drink water from rivers and waterholes. Where do lions get water?

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    Lions greet each other by rubbing heads. How do lions greet each other?