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What does the poet help readers understand about bats?
They are different but special.
How is a bat different from a bird?
It has no feathers or beak and flies at night.
What words rhyme in the poem?
Beak and shriek / Bed and instead.
When does a bat fly?
At night.
What are a bat's wings like?
Leathery.
How does a bat find its way?
By hearing sounds like pings.
What sound does a bat make?
A shriek.
What does a bat not have?
Feathers or a beak.
What three words in line 6 begin with the "s" sound?
Sway, side, side.
What words rhyme in the poem?
Ride and side / Pet and yet.
What does the poet say about having a camel?
She'd like one for a pet.
What kind of ride do camels give?
A bouncy ride.
How do camels move?
They sway from side to side.
Why don't camels stop for drinks?
Because they are strong and don't mind the sun.
What do camels carry?
People and their sacks.
What do camels have on their backs?
Humps.
What does the poet help us understand about kittens?
They are playful and make soft sounds.
What sounds do kittens make?
They hiss, purr, and mew.
Which words rhyme in the poem?
Be and see / Fur and purr.
What happens in one flash of fur?
They pounce on a toy with a purr.
What do cats do when they see a mouse?
They stay still until they can see it.
What does the narrator wonder about?
What their mom would say if they cleaned like cats.
How do cats get clean?
They use their tongues to clean themselves.
Cats and kittens express their views with hisses, purrs, and what?
Little mews.
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