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Tiger Facts: Follow the Icons

Use an icon key, headings and a glossary on two pages about tigers to find key facts quickly.

Grade 1ELAInteractive · Printable

Aligned toRI.1.5

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1 Common Core standard
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10 questions
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Format: Interactive · Printable
Grade: Grade 1
Subject: ELA
Question types: Fill in the blank, Multiple choice, Matching, Circle the answer, Short answer

About this worksheet

What students practice

Students use an icon key to tell what each icon on a page means.
Students use headings to find the part of a text that holds a fact.
Students use a glossary to find what key words mean.

How to use

Read the Icon Key aloud first, then read the tiger pages together. Have students point to the icon, heading or glossary they use for each answer.

Curriculum

Common Core standard covered

RI.1.5

Use text features such as headings, tables of contents, glossaries, and icons to find key facts in a text.

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Tiger Facts: Follow the Icons

Use icons, headings and a glossary to find facts about tigers.

Read the tiger pages

These are pages from a book about tigers. Read the Icon Key first. Then read the pages and the Glossary.

Icon Key
★ = Wow Fact
✓ = Remember This
♥ = How People Help

Tigers

Big Striped Cats
Tigers are the biggest wild cats. Most tigers have orange fur with black stripes. The stripes help a tiger hide in tall grass.
★ No two tigers have the same stripes.

Tigers Like Water
Tigers like water. They are strong swimmers. On hot days, they rest in the water to stay cool.

Tiger Cubs
Baby tigers are called cubs. A mother tiger takes care of her cubs. She teaches them how to hunt.
✓ Cubs stay with their mother until they can hunt on their own.

Helping Tigers
Not many tigers live in the wild now.
♥ People work to keep tigers safe in big parks.

Glossary
cubs: baby tigers
stripes: long, thin lines of color
wild: living in nature, not with people

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