Exercise
Year 1 Reading: Ocean Sea Turtles
Dive into the fascinating world of ocean sea turtles with this engaging Year 1 reading exercise! Students will explore the unique characteristics, habitats, and life cycles of these incredible creatures through colorful illustrations and interactive activities that enhance comprehension and spark curiosity about marine life.
Questions
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Sea turtles are reptiles that live in warm oceans. What type of animal is a sea turtle?
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Sea turtles have hard shells called carapaces to protect their body. What is a turtle shell called?
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Unlike land turtles, sea turtles cannot pull their head and legs inside shell. Can sea turtles hide in shells?
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Female sea turtles crawl onto sandy beaches to lay eggs. Where do sea turtles lay eggs?
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Baby sea turtles are called hatchlings. What is a baby sea turtle called?
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Green sea turtles eat sea grass and algae. Are adult green turtles herbivores?
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Sea turtles use large flippers to paddle through water. What do sea turtles use to swim?
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Leatherback sea turtles are the largest species of sea turtle. Which sea turtle is biggest?
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Sea turtles breathe air and must surface to take a breath. How do sea turtles breathe?
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Sea turtles can live for over 50 years. How long can sea turtles live?
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Jellyfish are a favorite food of leatherback sea turtles. What do leatherback turtles eat?
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Baby turtles head towards the bright ocean after hatching at night. Where do hatchlings go?
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Sea turtles travel thousands of miles across oceans to nest. Do sea turtles migrate?
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Temperature of the sand determines if sea turtle eggs become male or female. What sets the egg gender?
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Hawksbill turtles have curved beaks that look like a bird beak. What shape is a hawksbill beak?