The words you are searching are inside this book. To get more targeted content, please make full-text search by clicking here.
Discover the best professional documents and content resources in AnyFlip Document Base.
Search
Published by dpalmquist, 2020-04-05 12:08:49

Reptiles

1-merged

4/5/2020 Reptiles | Benchmark Universe

Spot nTM Science & Technology

Reptiles

® by Steven Horak

https://becreader-production.benchmarkuniverse.com/#cfg-teacher-shelf/ref-create/asset-ebook/prod-X51894/0 1/1

4/5/2020 Reptile

INFORMATIONAL TEXT Informational Text

SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY Use the genre information below to help you
read this book.
Level H/13
Lexile® 480L

The text focuses
on a main topic.

Domain-specific The text
words are used includes facts

to tell and details
about the topic. to explain
the topic.

Informational
Text

© Benchmark Education Company, LLC. All rights A Table of Contents Pictures, maps,
reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced and chapter and charts
or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic
or mechanical, including photocopy, recording, or headings show give information
how information about the topic.
Aany information storage or retrieval system, without
is organized.
permission in writing from the publisher.
Printed in Guangzhou, China. xxxx-xx-xxxx

LEXILE® is a trademark of MetaMetrics, Inc.,
and is registered in the United States and abroad.
E-books and additional digital resources available
at benchmarkuniverse.com.

ISBN: 978-1-5322-3910-6

Toll-Free 1-877-236-2465
www.benchmarkeducation.com
www.benchmarkuniverse.com

BENCHMARK EDUCATION COMPANY

145 Huguenot Street • New Rochelle, NY • 10801

https://becreader-production.benchmarkuniverse.com/#cfg-teacher-shelf/ref-create/asset-ebook/prod-X51894

es | Benchmark Universe

Reptiles
by Steven Horak

Table of Contents

Chapter 1: Reptiles . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2
Chapter 2: Where Reptiles Live . . . . . . . . . . . 11

4/1 1/1

4/5/2020 Reptile

CHAPTER 1

Reptiles

Reptiles are a type of animal.

▲ This alligator is a reptile.

2

https://becreader-production.benchmarkuniverse.com/#cfg-teacher-shelf/ref-create/asset-ebook/prod-X51894

es | Benchmark Universe

There are many different types
of reptiles. In fact, there are more than
8,000 species of reptiles on the planet.

▲ snake ▲ turtle
▲ lizard
▲ crocodile
4/2
3

1/1

4/5/2020 Reptile

Reptiles are vertebrates. Animals that
are vertebrates have backbones. Their
backbones go from the head to the tip
of the tail.

spinal column

▲ This is a skeleton of a crocodile.

4

https://becreader-production.benchmarkuniverse.com/#cfg-teacher-shelf/ref-create/asset-ebook/prod-X51894

es | Benchmark Universe

A reptile is a cold-blooded animal.
This means a reptile’s body temperature
changes according to the temperature
outside.

lizard

▲ A reptile’s body temperature changes.

5

4/3 1/1

4/5/2020 Reptile

A reptile’s body is covered with scales.
The scales protect its body.

▲ These are the smooth scales of a tree snake.

6

https://becreader-production.benchmarkuniverse.com/#cfg-teacher-shelf/ref-create/asset-ebook/prod-X51894

es | Benchmark Universe

Scales can be hard or soft. Scales come
in all different shapes and sizes. Some
are big and some are small. Some are
bumpy and some are smooth.

▲ These are the bumpy scales of an alligator.

7

4/4 1/1

4/5/2020 Reptile

Tortoises are reptiles. They have large
and hard protective shells. Some tortoises
can live for more than 150 years.

This is the shell of a tortoise.

▲ The large tortoise shell protects them from injury.

8

https://becreader-production.benchmarkuniverse.com/#cfg-teacher-shelf/ref-create/asset-ebook/prod-X51894

es | Benchmark Universe

The tortoise can pull its head and limbs
into its shell for protection. Turtles can
do this, too!

▲ A turtle seeks protection from predators.

9

4/5 1/1


Click to View FlipBook Version