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THE ASTORIAN • SATURDAY, AUGUST 13, 2022
© 2022 by Vicki Whiting, Editor Jeff Schinkel, Graphics Vol. 38, No. 37
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Join fish expert Professor Pescados as Kid Scoop explores schools of fish.
Underwater schools are different from the
school you go to. A school in the ocean is
actually a group of fish that swim together.
About 4,000 kinds of fish swim in groups
called schools.
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Schools of fish are always made up of one
kind of fish swimming together. Sardines
swim with sardines, and minnows swim with minnows.
In a school, the fish are able to swim
together, moving in the same direction or
even changing directions in an instant without
bumping into each other. This can make a school
of thousands of fish look like one big fish.
Standards Link: Life Science: Living organisms depend on one
another for survival.
Can you find these pictures in the school of fish?
RULER
Some fish travel in schools
to confuse enemies that
want to eat them. Traveling
together also helps in the
search for food. Having
thousands of eyes and noses
on the lookout for food
gives the school a better
chance of finding dinner.
COMB
PENCIL
HOUSE
GLOVE
Not all fish school. For the most part, predator fish do not
school. One exception is this fish. These fish are born into
and live in large schools.
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Circle every other letter to find the name of this fish.
Standards Link: Life Science:
Adaptations in behavior improve an
organism’s chance for survival.
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Some groups of underwater animals are not called schools. Use the code to find
out what each group of animals below is called.
TROUT
PROVIDING SAFE PASSAGE SINCE 1846
Look through the newspaper and
find five common nouns and
five proper nouns. Cut
them out and glue them to
Professor Pescados’ chart in
the correct column.
BASS
HERRING
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Standards Link: Grammar: Identify nouns.
Standards Link: Life Science: Students know examples of diverse life forms in the ocean.
TECHNOLOGY
SOLUTIONS
Eyes: Each fish
can look forward
How do fish swim so close without colliding?
with one eye
Fish use a combination of their senses to
while the other
create smooth schooling movements.
is looking
backward.
Lateral Line: Along each side of a fish’s body there is a line of
tiny holes or pores. Tiny hairs inside the pores feel the slightest
ripple or movement in the water. This lets fish know when
another fish is nearby. If one fish moves in a different direction,
all the others sense it and move accordingly.
Standards Link: Life Science: Animals have structures that serve different functions in survival.
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Standards Link: Letter sequencing. Recognize identical
WHY
words. Skim and scan reading. Recall spelling patterns.
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