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Dig Wait Listen: A Desert Toad’s Tale

Dig Wait Listen: A Desert Toad’s Tale. 5.1. burrow. beyond. warning. lengthy. Ranger. distant. spadefoot toad. Back feet are like a spade (shovel). scorpion. Watch out! If his tail is up, he is ready to sting!. soil. soil. Oklahoma soil is very red!. desert soil.

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Dig Wait Listen: A Desert Toad’s Tale

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  1. Dig Wait Listen: A Desert Toad’s Tale 5.1

  2. burrow

  3. beyond

  4. warning

  5. lengthy

  6. Ranger

  7. distant

  8. spadefoot toad Back feet are like a spade (shovel)

  9. scorpion Watch out! If his tail is up, he is ready to sting!

  10. soil

  11. soil Oklahoma soil is very red!

  12. desert soil Desert soil can be sandy or dry and cracked.

  13. herd

  14. peccaries Singular: peccary Peccaries are found mostly in Central and South America

  15. kangaroo Just like baby cats are kittens, baby kangaroos are called joeys!

  16. basement A basement can be finished (a nice room) or unfinished (you would not want to go there!).

  17. toad

  18. Frog or Toad? frog (raña) toad (sapo) • two bulging eyes • strong, long, webbed hind feet that are adapted for leaping and swimming • smooth or slimy skin (generally, frogs tend to like moister environments) • Frogs tend to lay eggs in clusters. • stubby bodies with short hind legs (for walking instead of hopping) • warty and dry skin • paratoid (or poison) glands behind the eyes • Toads tend to lay eggs in long chains.

  19. woodpecker Woodpeckers peck at the wood to find yummy bugs to eat! • Video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0XqFHeynFwM

  20. rattlesnake • Discovery Education Video: http://app.discoveryeducation.com/player/view/assetGuid/EEA9BD4F-C386-4074-85AE-D4493383B07E • See a BIG rattlesnake slithering around here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2tGPkdjfByc&feature=related

  21. marvelous What do you think is marvelous?

  22. desert • Click for video  http://app.discoveryeducation.com/player/view/assetGuid/3ADCED3A-E50C-443E-A7A7-B0CC011C04E2

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