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Jake and Jackie Learn to Respect Wildlife



Jake and Jackie Learn to Respect Wildlife
Reading Level
     edHelper's suggested reading level:   high interest, readability grades 3 to 4
     Flesch-Kincaid grade level:   3.06

Vocabulary
     challenging words:    Scaredy, lies, mainly, easily, fell, poisonous, shoulder, attack, tapping, expect, reason, often, familiar, rare, leaving, remember
     content words:    Appalachian Trail


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Jake and Jackie Learn to Respect Wildlife
By Beth Beutler
  

1     "Shhhh..." Jake whispered, tapping Jackie on the shoulder. "Take a look at this!"
 
2     Jackie turned. Her eyes followed Jake's arm and hand to where it pointed into some tall grass.
 
3     Jackie shrieked! "It's a snake!" she cried.
 
4     Jake about fell down laughing.
 
5     "Yep," he said. "Let's get closer and see what kind!"
 
6     "I don't think that would be a good idea," said a deep voice, as Jake's dad approached the kids. "Sometimes it is hard to tell if a snake is poisonous. Best to leave it alone."
 
7     The snake seemed to agree. It slithered off into the woods.
 
8     Jackie shook. "Now I'm not sure I want to go on that trail again," she said.
 
9     Jake rolled his eyes. Jake's dad patted Jackie on the shoulder.
 
10     "It's a good idea to be wise, but you don't have to be scared. You just have to be careful around any kind of wildlife."

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