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THE DAILY ASTORIAN • FRIDAY, JULY 27, 2018
© 2018 by Vicki Whiting, Editor Jeff Schinkel, Graphics Vol. 34, No. 35
wice each day the ocean water rises and falls along the
coastline. This is called the tide. At high tide, the ocean water
covers the seashore. At low tide, the water recedes and much
of the shoreline is left exposed. But not all of it. As the tide
goes out, pools of water are left behind. These pools, called
tide pools, shelter many living creatures from the hot sun.
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1. Cut out each of the playing cards
and glue them to some heavier
paper, such as construction paper.
2. Shuffle the cards and lay them
face down on a table. Make four
rows with five cards in each row
as shown here:
The hermit crab is
a type of crab that
doesn’t have a hard
shell. It uses other
animal’s old shells
for protection.
When a hermit
crab grows, it
must find and
move into a
larger shell.
The biggest crab
is the Japanese
spider crab. It
has a 12 foot (3.7
meter) leg span.
Crabs are 10-legged
animals that walk
sideways. There
are nearly 5,000
different species
of crabs.
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Limpets cling to
rocks using their
muscular “foot.” They
scrape off and eat
algae as they crawl
slowly along rocks.
No one knows how
they do this, but
limpets return each
night to the same
place on their rock.
A clam is an animal
that has two shells
to protect its soft
body. There are more
than 15,000 species
of clams worldwide.
The biggest clam
is the giant clam,
which grows up to
4.8 feet (1.5 meters)
long and weighs up
to 550 pounds (250
kilograms).
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3. With one or more friends, take
turns flipping over two cards at
a time. If you match two creature
cards, keep the cards. If you don’t
get a match, flip the cards back
over but leave in the same position.
4. The game ends when all of the
matches have been taken. The
person with the most pairs wins.
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multiple-step written directions. Life Science: Animals
have external features that help them thrive in different
kinds of places; there is a variation among individuals of
one kind within a population; students know examples
of diverse life forms in different environments.
Barnacles start life
as tiny shrimp-like
animals. They attach
themselves head first
to a solid surface such
as a rock, dock or ship.
Some barnacles have
been found attached
to whales. Once
attached, a barnacle
forms a hard shell
around its body.
Sea anemones look
like flowers, but they
are predatory animals.
The anemone uses its
tentacles to capture
and sting prey.
Once a sea
anemone’s food is
caught, it closes its
body around it and
digests its meal
within 15 minutes.
A sea urchin is a
spiny animal that
has teeth on its
bottom side. It uses
its teeth to scrape
algae from rocks.
Some sea urchins
have poison in their
spines. Urchins use
their spines to dig
holes for burrowing
and as a protection
from attackers.
Living sand dollars are
brown and are covered
with short spines
that feel like velvet.
Sand dollars burrow
into the sand to hide
from predators.
It takes a sand dollar
one to three minutes
to cover itself. That is
fast enough to escape
from a slow-moving
sea star.
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Look through the newspaper to
find two things that go together.
Explain why the two things
belong together.
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similarities and differences in common objects.
When under
water, sand castle
worms extend
tentacles from the
tube to trap tiny
bits of food.
The sand castle worm
builds a tubular home
for itself with sand
and a sticky mucus
it makes with its
own body.
The sea cucumber
may look like the
vegetable cucumber,
but it is an animal
that is related to
the sea star.
To escape attackers,
a sea cucumber turns
itself inside out and
throws its internal
organs at the enemy.
The organs grow back.
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Symmetrical Challenge
Some shapes can be split into two identical parts. Things
with matching halves are said to be “symmetrical.” Circle
the shapes that are symmetrical.
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Search through the newspaper for 20
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