Year 1 Reading: Wise Owls Exercise

Year 1 Reading: Wise Owls

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Year 1 Reading: Wise Owls

Dive into the enchanting world of "Wise Owls," where Year 1 students will embark on a reading adventure filled with delightful stories and engaging activities designed to enhance their phonics and comprehension skills. Through fun tales and interactive exercises, young learners will discover the joy of reading while developing their vocabulary and critical thinking abilities!

Questions

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    Owls are nocturnal birds that hunt mostly at night. When do owls hunt?

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    Owls have large eyes that cannot turn, so they rotate their heads. Why do owls turn their heads?

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    An owl can turn its head almost all the way around. How far can an owl turn its head?

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    Owls eat mice, frogs, and insects. What do owls eat?

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    Owls fly silently because of soft fringed feathers. Why is owl flight silent?

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    A baby owl is called an owlet. What is a baby owl called?

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    Owls have sharp curved claws called talons to catch prey. What are owl claws called?

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    Owls swallow prey whole and cough up pellets of bones. What do owls cough up?

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    A group of owls is called a parliament. What is a group of owls called?

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    Owls have excellent hearing to find animals in the dark. Which sense is very strong in owls?

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    Barn owls have heart-shaped faces. What shape is a barn owl's face?

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    Owls live on every continent except Antarctica. Where do owls NOT live?

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    Owls build nests in tree hollows or old buildings. Where do owls nest?

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    Owls make a hooting sound to communicate. What sound do many owls make?

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    Owls use sharp hooked beaks to tear food. What shape is an owl beak?