background vocabulary. our story, two days in may, is about deer that find their way into the city....
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Background
Vocabulary
Our story, Two Days in May, is about deer that find their way into
the city.
Let’s find out what we know about deer.
DEER
Where do deer live?
Deer live on every continent except Antarctica.
Deer can usually be found in places where there are woods and grassy
areas.
The deer use the woods for cover and shelter and the grassy areas
for food.
DEER
What do deer eat?
Deer usually eat:
Grass, leaves, stems, berries, herbs, acorns, mushrooms, wild fruit and farm crops like corn and soy beans.
DEER
Male deer are usually called bucks.
Female deer are usually called does.
Young deer are usually called fawns or calves.
Use what you know about deer. Why would it be unusual to see
deer in the city?
Two Days in May
Vocabulary
Appreciate
I gave my mom flowersto show her how muchI appreciate her.
Appreciate means toenjoy and understand.
Grazing
The deer were grazing
in the field.
Grazing means eating growing plants.
Population
The population ofConowingo, MD isabout 4,500 people.
Population means the
number of people or animals living in acertain place.
Starve
Deer try and find food
anywhere, so theydon’t starve.
To starve means tosuffer or die from nothaving enough food.
Surrounding
The fence is surrounding
the garden to keep thedeer out.
Surrounding means on all
sides of.
Territory
The dog growled toprotect its territory.
Territory means anarea of land.
Wander
Sometimes deerwander onto roads.
Wander means to move
from place to placewithout reason.
Now let’s practice!
Vocabulary Words
appreciate
grazing
population
starve
surrounding
territory
wander
1. The size of the deer__________ in Yellowstone National Park stays about the same from year to year.
2. The deer_________ freely through the woods and fields of the park.
3. Each group of deer moves around within its own _________.
4. The deer spend their days __________ on the many kinds of grasses and shrubs that grow in the park.
5. Even in winter, there is plenty of food, and the deer do not ________.
6. The deer rarely enter the ranches _______________ the park.
7. Hikers and campers in Yellowstone ____________ the chance to see deer in the wild.
population
wander
territory
grazing
starve
surrounding
appreciate