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1、Visit www.readinga- for thousands of books and materials.GolfA Reading AZ Level I Leveled BookWord Count:266WritingDesign your own hole on a golf course.Label the fairway,fringe,hole,putting green,water trap,sand trap,rough,and teeing ground.Write a description of your design and include a tip about

2、 how golfers can complete it successfully.Social StudiesChoose one famous golfer.Write the golfer a friendly letter telling what youve learned and asking questions about golf.Connectionswww.readinga-Written by Curtis ThomasLEVELED BOOK ILEVELED BOOK IGolfwww.readinga-How is golf played,and why do pe

3、ople like it?Focus QuestionWritten by Curtis ThomasGolfGolfSpectacular Sports Level I Leveled Book Learning AZWritten by Curtis ThomasAll rights reserved.www.readinga-clubcontestscourseeventsgreentrapsWords to KnowFront cover:A golfer swings on a teeing ground.Title page:A golf tee steadies a golf b

4、all,Page 3:A young golfer tries to get out of a hazard.Photo Credits:Cover:Fuse/Thinkstock;title page,page 5:destillat/iStock/Thinkstock;page 3:Sport Picture Library/Alamy;page 4:Gerard Brown/DK Images;page 6:Adrian Sawvel/Hemera/Thinkstock;page 7:andriocolt/iStock/Thinkstock;page 8(top):karamysh/iS

5、tock/Thinkstock;page 8(bottom):Andrew F Kazmierski/iStock/Thinkstock;page 9:ifong/Thinkstock;page 10:Petr Novotny/iStock/Thinkstock;page 11(top left):Asplosh/D;page 11(right):David Dea/iStock/Thinkstock;page 11(left bottom):Igor Skrynnikov/Hemera/Thinkstock;page 13:Matt Sullivan/Reuters/Landov;page

6、14(top left):Leo Mason/Corbis;page 14(top right):Bettmann/Corbis;page 14(bottom):Andy Altenburger/Icon SMI/Corbis;page 15(top):Tribune Content Agency LLC/Alamy;page 15(center):Kevin Higley/AP Images;page 15(bottom):Stock Connection/Stock Connection/SuperStockCorrelationLEVEL II151616Fountas&PinnellR

7、eading RecoveryDRA3Golf Level ITable of ContentsA Quiet Sport .4Playing the Game.5Golf Long Ago.11Golf Around the World .12Golf Contests.13Famous Golfers.14A Fun Game.15Glossary.16 4A golfer uses a golf club to hit a golf ball.A Quiet SportGolf is a quiet and fun sport.Players must be calm to play w

8、ell.They must practice to be good.3Golf Level ITable of ContentsA Quiet Sport .4Playing the Game.5Golf Long Ago.11Golf Around the World .12Golf Contests.13Famous Golfers.14A Fun Game.15Glossary.16 4A golfer uses a golf club to hit a golf ball.A Quiet SportGolf is a quiet and fun sport.Players must b

9、e calm to play well.They must practice to be good.5Golf Level IPlaying the GamePlayers hit a small,hard ball with a club.They hit the ball into a small hole in the ground.The player who gets the ball in the hole with the fewest hits wins.Golfers often put the ball on a tee before they hit it.6teeing

10、 groundfairwayputting green(“green”for short)fringe an area around the green that has longer grasshole marked with a flagstickrough an area that has trees,shrubs,and long grasssand trap a hole in the ground that is filled with sandwater trap a stream or pond 5Golf Level IPlaying the GamePlayers hit

11、a small,hard ball with a club.They hit the ball into a small hole in the ground.The player who gets the ball in the hole with the fewest hits wins.Golfers often put the ball on a tee before they hit it.6teeing groundfairwayputting green(“green”for short)fringe an area around the green that has longe

12、r grasshole marked with a flagstickrough an area that has trees,shrubs,and long grasssand trap a hole in the ground that is filled with sandwater trap a stream or pond 7A player hits the ball more than once to get it to the hole.A lucky player may get the ball into the hole in one hit.Golf Level IPl

13、ayers hit the ball hard to try to move it to the green.They may need several hits to get it there.8A golf course may have parts with rough grass.The golf course may also have sand or water traps.A player may need more hits to get a ball out of these places.Some golf holes have traps with sand.A pond

14、 is another type of trap.7A player hits the ball more than once to get it to the hole.A lucky player may get the ball into the hole in one hit.Golf Level IPlayers hit the ball hard to try to move it to the green.They may need several hits to get it there.8A golf course may have parts with rough gras

15、s.The golf course may also have sand or water traps.A player may need more hits to get a ball out of these places.Some golf holes have traps with sand.A pond is another type of trap.9Golfers use different kinds of clubs for different kinds of shots.Golf Level ISome clubs are good for hitting the bal

16、l far away.Others are good for shorter shots.10Each hole of a golf course has a starting place at one end.The green with the small hole is at the other end.A golf course has nine or eighteen holes.124387965tee area 1tee area 6tee area 5tee area 9tee area 4tee area 7tee area 8tee area 3tee area 2A re

17、d flag marks each hole on a golf course.This course has nine holes.9Golfers use different kinds of clubs for different kinds of shots.Golf Level ISome clubs are good for hitting the ball far away.Others are good for shorter shots.10Each hole of a golf course has a starting place at one end.The green

18、 with the small hole is at the other end.A golf course has nine or eighteen holes.124387965tee area 1tee area 6tee area 5tee area 9tee area 4tee area 7tee area 8tee area 3tee area 2A red flag marks each hole on a golf course.This course has nine holes.11old golf ball and golf clubsNew golf balls fly

19、 higher and farther than old ones.Golf Level IGolf Long AgoGolf began hundreds of years ago.The first golf balls were made of wood.Now,golf balls are made of rubber and plastic.12Golf Around the WorldMany people around the world love to play golf.The sport is popular in countries where people speak

20、English.PACIFIC OCEANATLANTIC OCEANINDIAN OCEAN147296108351.United States2.United Kingdom 3.Japan4.Canada5.Australia6.Germany7.France 8.China9.Sweden10.South AfricaThe United States has more places to play golf than any other country.11old golf ball and golf clubsNew golf balls fly higher and farthe

21、r than old ones.Golf Level IGolf Long AgoGolf began hundreds of years ago.The first golf balls were made of wood.Now,golf balls are made of rubber and plastic.12Golf Around the WorldMany people around the world love to play golf.The sport is popular in countries where people speak English.PACIFIC OC

22、EANATLANTIC OCEANINDIAN OCEAN147296108351.United States2.United Kingdom 3.Japan4.Canada5.Australia6.Germany7.France 8.China9.Sweden10.South AfricaThe United States has more places to play golf than any other country.13Golf Level IGolf ContestsSome people play in big events.Some events have many cont

23、ests each year.Men and women play in different golf events.Some big golf contests happen every year.Many people come to watch.14Famous GolfersJack Nicklaus is the best golfer ever to play the game.Patty Berg and Tiger Woods are two other great players.Jack NicklausPatty BergTiger Woods13Golf Level I

24、Golf ContestsSome people play in big events.Some events have many contests each year.Men and women play in different golf events.Some big golf contests happen every year.Many people come to watch.14Famous GolfersJack Nicklaus is the best golfer ever to play the game.Patty Berg and Tiger Woods are tw

25、o other great players.Jack NicklausPatty BergTiger Woods15Geese share the golf course in California(top).Elk eat the grass on courses in Colorado(middle and bottom).Golf Level IA Fun GameFunny things can happen in golf.Animals can come very close.Do you want to play?If you practice hard,you can have

26、 fun playing golf!16Glossaryclub(n.)a long stick used to hit a small ball in the game of golf(p.5)contests(n.)events where people do something for the purpose of winning(p.13)course(n.)a large area of land set aside for a sport such as golf or racing(p.8)events(n.)important happenings(p.13)green(n.)

27、a smooth area of very short grass surrounding each hole on a golf course(p.7)traps(n.)obstacles on a golf course usually filled with sand or water(p.8)15Geese share the golf course in California(top).Elk eat the grass on courses in Colorado(middle and bottom).Golf Level IA Fun GameFunny things can h

28、appen in golf.Animals can come very close.Do you want to play?If you practice hard,you can have fun playing golf!16Glossaryclub(n.)a long stick used to hit a small ball in the game of golf(p.5)contests(n.)events where people do something for the purpose of winning(p.13)course(n.)a large area of land

29、 set aside for a sport such as golf or racing(p.8)events(n.)important happenings(p.13)green(n.)a smooth area of very short grass surrounding each hole on a golf course(p.7)traps(n.)obstacles on a golf course usually filled with sand or water(p.8)www.readinga-How is golf played,and why do people like

30、 it?Focus QuestionWritten by Curtis ThomasGolfGolfSpectacular Sports Level I Leveled Book Learning AZWritten by Curtis ThomasAll rights reserved.www.readinga-clubcontestscourseeventsgreentrapsWords to KnowFront cover:A golfer swings on a teeing ground.Title page:A golf tee steadies a golf ball,Page

31、3:A young golfer tries to get out of a hazard.Photo Credits:Cover:Fuse/Thinkstock;title page,page 5:destillat/iStock/Thinkstock;page 3:Sport Picture Library/Alamy;page 4:Gerard Brown/DK Images;page 6:Adrian Sawvel/Hemera/Thinkstock;page 7:andriocolt/iStock/Thinkstock;page 8(top):karamysh/iStock/Thin

32、kstock;page 8(bottom):Andrew F Kazmierski/iStock/Thinkstock;page 9:ifong/Thinkstock;page 10:Petr Novotny/iStock/Thinkstock;page 11(top left):Asplosh/D;page 11(right):David Dea/iStock/Thinkstock;page 11(left bottom):Igor Skrynnikov/Hemera/Thinkstock;page 13:Matt Sullivan/Reuters/Landov;page 14(top le

33、ft):Leo Mason/Corbis;page 14(top right):Bettmann/Corbis;page 14(bottom):Andy Altenburger/Icon SMI/Corbis;page 15(top):Tribune Content Agency LLC/Alamy;page 15(center):Kevin Higley/AP Images;page 15(bottom):Stock Connection/Stock Connection/SuperStockCorrelationLEVEL II151616Fountas&PinnellReading Re

34、coveryDRAVisit www.readinga- for thousands of books and materials.GolfA Reading AZ Level I Leveled BookWord Count:266WritingDesign your own hole on a golf course.Label the fairway,fringe,hole,putting green,water trap,sand trap,rough,and teeing ground.Write a description of your design and include a tip about how golfers can complete it successfully.Social StudiesChoose one famous golfer.Write the golfer a friendly letter telling what youve learned and asking questions about golf.Connectionswww.readinga-Written by Curtis ThomasLEVELED BOOK ILEVELED BOOK IGolfGrade 1 Book 60