The Golden Lion Tamarin Comes Home
Objective: I can correctly use vocabulary words in my reading,
speaking, and writing.
Canopy
• The canopy of the rainforest shelters the animals from the sun.
Canopy
• The high, sheltering branches of the rainforest trees.
Captive
• The Golden Lion Tamarin was held captive, and later relaeased into the wild.
Captive
• Held against one’s will
Dilemma
• The dilemma for the woman is which shoe to wear to the dance.
Dilemma
• A situation in which one is given difficult choices to make.
Extinction
• The extinction of the Tasmanian Tiger happened in 1936.
Extinction
• Having died out
Genes
• Genes carry the characteristics of a species from one generation to the next.
Genes
• Tiny pieces of matter in cells that carry the blueprints for characteristics.
Habitat
• The Golden Lion Tamarin was released back into it’s natural habitat.
Habitat
• A natural environment for native creatures.
Humid
• Rainforests grow in very humid climates.
Humid
• Containing a large amount of water vapor.
Observation
• The little girl, through observation, will find out what types of insects live near the mushrooms.
Observation
• The act of paying close attention.
Predators
• These are the tamarins’ rainforest predators.
Predators
• Animals that prey on others.
Reintroduction
• The zoo keepers watched as they reintroduced the rhino to its natural habitat.
Reintroduction
• The process of returning animals to their native habitats.