Print on 2 sheets of paper turned sideways (choose landscape in the print window). Cut along the dotted lines, put the little pages in order by their numbers, and staple them on the left.
A log lies in the woods.
Lift it. Look!
A worm! No eyes, but it feels the light.
It breathes with its skin.
A pill bug! It is not a bug.
It is a cousin of the crab.
It eats old, rotting plants.
A ground beetle! It hunts at night.
It eats slugs and worms.
A red-backed salamander! It has no lungs.
It breathes with its skin, too.
It eats worms and snails.
It must stay damp.
It is cool, dark, and damp. A good home.
Put the log back. Now they are home.
Sound boxes: Who Lives Under the Log?
Say the word slowly. Push a coin into one box for each sound. Then slide your finger under the boxes and say the word fast. Later, write the letters in the boxes.
A free Peabody book · peabody.kids
Who Lives Under the Log?
A log lies in the woods.
Lift it. Look!
A worm! No eyes, but it feels the light.
It breathes with its skin.
A pill bug! It is not a bug.
It is a cousin of the crab.
It eats old, rotting plants.
A ground beetle! It hunts at night.
It eats slugs and worms.
A red-backed salamander! It has no lungs.
It breathes with its skin, too.
It eats worms and snails.
It must stay damp.
It is cool, dark, and damp. A good home.
Put the log back. Now they are home.
A free Peabody book · peabody.kids