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Woolly Mammoths

Woolly Mammoths What do you know about woolly mammoths? This is an anticipation guide for our story in TIME DETECTIVES on pages 86-95. Read the questions

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Page 1: Woolly Mammoths What do you know about woolly mammoths? This is an anticipation guide for our story in TIME DETECTIVES on pages 86-95. Read the questions

Woolly Mammoths

Page 2: Woolly Mammoths What do you know about woolly mammoths? This is an anticipation guide for our story in TIME DETECTIVES on pages 86-95. Read the questions

What do you know about woolly mammoths?

This is an anticipation guide for our story in TIME DETECTIVES

on pages 86-95.

Read the questions and answer true or false.

By Paula Farrer Third Grade-Scholastic Literacy Connector

Page 3: Woolly Mammoths What do you know about woolly mammoths? This is an anticipation guide for our story in TIME DETECTIVES on pages 86-95. Read the questions

1. True or False

Woolly mammoths lived at the same time as the dinosaurs.

Page 4: Woolly Mammoths What do you know about woolly mammoths? This is an anticipation guide for our story in TIME DETECTIVES on pages 86-95. Read the questions

1. False

Woolly mammoths lived ten million (10,000,000) years after the dinosaurs had died.

Page 5: Woolly Mammoths What do you know about woolly mammoths? This is an anticipation guide for our story in TIME DETECTIVES on pages 86-95. Read the questions
Page 6: Woolly Mammoths What do you know about woolly mammoths? This is an anticipation guide for our story in TIME DETECTIVES on pages 86-95. Read the questions

2. True or FalseWoolly

mammoths were fierce hunters who used their tusks to kill their prey.

Page 7: Woolly Mammoths What do you know about woolly mammoths? This is an anticipation guide for our story in TIME DETECTIVES on pages 86-95. Read the questions

2. False Mammoths were

peaceful plant eaters who ate up to 700 pounds of vegetation a day.

They did not hunt other animals.

Page 8: Woolly Mammoths What do you know about woolly mammoths? This is an anticipation guide for our story in TIME DETECTIVES on pages 86-95. Read the questions

3. True or False

The long hair on their bodies protected them from the cold.

Page 9: Woolly Mammoths What do you know about woolly mammoths? This is an anticipation guide for our story in TIME DETECTIVES on pages 86-95. Read the questions

3. True

Mammoths also had six sets of teeth. They lived between 60-80 years.

Page 10: Woolly Mammoths What do you know about woolly mammoths? This is an anticipation guide for our story in TIME DETECTIVES on pages 86-95. Read the questions

4. True or False

Prehistoric man hunted woolly mammoths for food.

Page 11: Woolly Mammoths What do you know about woolly mammoths? This is an anticipation guide for our story in TIME DETECTIVES on pages 86-95. Read the questions

4. TrueEarly man also

made tent frames, jewelry, and musical instruments from woolly mammoths.

Page 12: Woolly Mammoths What do you know about woolly mammoths? This is an anticipation guide for our story in TIME DETECTIVES on pages 86-95. Read the questions

5. True or False

Today’s scientists rarely discover mammoth fossils.

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5. False

Mammoth fossils are among the most common fossils.

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6. True or False

The African and Asian elephants are related to the woolly mammoth.

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6. TrueThe

elephants of today are closely related to woolly mammoths.

Page 16: Woolly Mammoths What do you know about woolly mammoths? This is an anticipation guide for our story in TIME DETECTIVES on pages 86-95. Read the questions

Now read “Wild and Woolly Mammoths” in the TIME

DETECTIVES book.