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1、www.readinga-Horseshoes Arent Just For Good Luck Horseshoes Arent Just For Good LuckA Reading AZ Level N Leveled BookWord Count:779Visit www.readinga- for thousands of books and materials.Written by Deborah AmbrozaIllustrated by Marcy RamseyLEVELED BOOK NNQTWritten by Deborah AmbrozaIllustrated by M

2、arcy RamseyHorseshoes Arent Just For Good LuckHorseshoes Arent Just For Good LuckLevel N Leveled Book Learning AZWritten by Deborah AmbrozaIllustrated by Marcy RamseyAll rights reserved.www.readinga-Note about the series:Horseshoes Arent Just for Good Luck is the first book in a three-part series wr

3、itten by Deborah Ambroza.The books that follow are:Ants in My Bed and Bats in the Attic.www.readinga-CorrelationLEVEL NM2028Fountas&PinnellReading RecoveryDRA34Table of ContentsIntroduction .4Life by the Sea .5My Summer Home .7Horseshoe Crabs .9Rescuing .14Glossary .16IntroductionI had my best summe

4、r vacation when I was nine.I went to visit Gram,my great-grandmother,and I saw the ocean for the first time.Horseshoes Arent Just For Good Luck Level N34Table of ContentsIntroduction .4Life by the Sea .5My Summer Home .7Horseshoe Crabs .9Rescuing .14Glossary .16IntroductionI had my best summer vacat

5、ion when I was nine.I went to visit Gram,my great-grandmother,and I saw the ocean for the first time.Horseshoes Arent Just For Good Luck Level N56Life by the SeaI rode on a train from the city,all by myself.Gram and her friend Jim met me at the train station,and we drove to Grams big gray house.In h

6、er small beach town,most people walked or rode bicycles.I even saw horse carriages!Grams house had a colorful flower garden and a big front porch.She told me to pick the bedroom I wanted,so I picked the yellow room.It had a window that faced the ocean.Horseshoes Arent Just For Good Luck Level N56Lif

7、e by the SeaI rode on a train from the city,all by myself.Gram and her friend Jim met me at the train station,and we drove to Grams big gray house.In her small beach town,most people walked or rode bicycles.I even saw horse carriages!Grams house had a colorful flower garden and a big front porch.She

8、 told me to pick the bedroom I wanted,so I picked the yellow room.It had a window that faced the ocean.Horseshoes Arent Just For Good Luck Level N78My Summer HomeIt was very quiet in Grams house,but I could hear the sound of the waves.I wanted to see them up close!I ran downstairs to go to the beach

9、.Gram stopped me.She said I couldnt go to the beach alone until I had learned the rules of the sea.We took off our shoes and walked to the beach together.Gram said I could walk along the beach between two rock jetties(JET-ees).The jetties were walls of rocks that helped to keep the beach sand from e

10、roding(ih-RO-ding)away into the sea.Gram said not to go into the water unless she or Jim were with me.She told me about currents(KUR-ents).The currents were strong flows of water that could drag me far out into the ocean.I learned a lot.That night,moonlight streamed into my room.I went to sleep list

11、ening to the waves.Horseshoes Arent Just For Good Luck Level N78My Summer HomeIt was very quiet in Grams house,but I could hear the sound of the waves.I wanted to see them up close!I ran downstairs to go to the beach.Gram stopped me.She said I couldnt go to the beach alone until I had learned the ru

12、les of the sea.We took off our shoes and walked to the beach together.Gram said I could walk along the beach between two rock jetties(JET-ees).The jetties were walls of rocks that helped to keep the beach sand from eroding(ih-RO-ding)away into the sea.Gram said not to go into the water unless she or

13、 Jim were with me.She told me about currents(KUR-ents).The currents were strong flows of water that could drag me far out into the ocean.I learned a lot.That night,moonlight streamed into my room.I went to sleep listening to the waves.Horseshoes Arent Just For Good Luck Level N910Horseshoe CrabsI wo

14、ke up with the sun shining on my face.I dressed quickly and ran downstairs as Gram called,“Remember the rules!”I nodded as I hurried out the back door.When I got down to the beach,I saw the sand was covered in brownish-gray round things.They had shells and pointed tails.Some of them were lying on th

15、eir backs and wiggling.At breakfast,I asked Gram what those creatures on the beach were.She said they were horseshoe crabs,a type of arthropod(AR-throw-pod).She said the waves carry them onto the beach.I told Gram about the wiggling ones turned upside down.She said they use their tails to try to tur

16、n themselves back onto their legs.If they cant turn over,they get too hot and die.Horseshoes Arent Just For Good Luck Level N910Horseshoe CrabsI woke up with the sun shining on my face.I dressed quickly and ran downstairs as Gram called,“Remember the rules!”I nodded as I hurried out the back door.Wh

17、en I got down to the beach,I saw the sand was covered in brownish-gray round things.They had shells and pointed tails.Some of them were lying on their backs and wiggling.At breakfast,I asked Gram what those creatures on the beach were.She said they were horseshoe crabs,a type of arthropod(AR-throw-p

18、od).She said the waves carry them onto the beach.I told Gram about the wiggling ones turned upside down.She said they use their tails to try to turn themselves back onto their legs.If they cant turn over,they get too hot and die.Horseshoes Arent Just For Good Luck Level N1112Gram told me that when t

19、he tide goes out,some crabs are left stranded on the beach.To stay cool,they try to dig into the wet sand.She said the female crabs lay green,jellylike eggs a few inches under the wet sand.One female horseshoe crab can lay eighty thousand eggs in one season!Gram said that within two weeks,the larvae

20、(LAR-vee)that develop from the eggs wash out to the ocean.The new larvae dont have tails yet.Toward the end of summer,they molt,or shed their skin.Then they grow tails.After breakfast,we walked down to the beach.Gram turned over the upside-down crabs.She also put stranded ones back into the ocean.Ho

21、rseshoes Arent Just For Good Luck Level N1112Gram told me that when the tide goes out,some crabs are left stranded on the beach.To stay cool,they try to dig into the wet sand.She said the female crabs lay green,jellylike eggs a few inches under the wet sand.One female horseshoe crab can lay eighty t

22、housand eggs in one season!Gram said that within two weeks,the larvae(LAR-vee)that develop from the eggs wash out to the ocean.The new larvae dont have tails yet.Toward the end of summer,they molt,or shed their skin.Then they grow tails.After breakfast,we walked down to the beach.Gram turned over th

23、e upside-down crabs.She also put stranded ones back into the ocean.Horseshoes Arent Just For Good Luck Level N1314She said when crabs get tired of swimming,they turn over onto their backs and float on their shells like little boats.When they are hungry,they let themselves sink slowly to the bottom o

24、f the ocean.On the bottom,the crabs eat plants,small clams,worms,and other tiny sea animals.They grind food with their legs,so they have to be walking to chew their food!Scientists study horseshoe crabs to learn more about their nine eyes and nervous systems.Also,their blood can be used to test for

25、some human diseases(diz-EEZ-es)and to test new drugs.Gram said horseshoe crabs have been around since dinosaurs roamed the Earth!RescuingGram gave me a job to do.Every morning I hurried to the beach to save as many crabs as I could.I would turn them over and toss them back into the ocean waves.Somet

26、imes Id toss them from the end of the jetty and wave“good luck”to them.I also tried to chase birds away when I saw them eating the eggs.But Gram told me not to do that because the birds needed the eggs as food to survive.Horseshoes Arent Just For Good Luck Level N1314She said when crabs get tired of

27、 swimming,they turn over onto their backs and float on their shells like little boats.When they are hungry,they let themselves sink slowly to the bottom of the ocean.On the bottom,the crabs eat plants,small clams,worms,and other tiny sea animals.They grind food with their legs,so they have to be wal

28、king to chew their food!Scientists study horseshoe crabs to learn more about their nine eyes and nervous systems.Also,their blood can be used to test for some human diseases(diz-EEZ-es)and to test new drugs.Gram said horseshoe crabs have been around since dinosaurs roamed the Earth!RescuingGram gave

29、 me a job to do.Every morning I hurried to the beach to save as many crabs as I could.I would turn them over and toss them back into the ocean waves.Sometimes Id toss them from the end of the jetty and wave“good luck”to them.I also tried to chase birds away when I saw them eating the eggs.But Gram t

30、old me not to do that because the birds needed the eggs as food to survive.Horseshoes Arent Just For Good Luck Level N1516One morning,all the horseshoe crabs were gone.When I ran back to the house,Gram said they were done laying eggs until next year.She told me that next year I would have to come ba

31、ck and save more crabs!I walked back to the beach and lay down on the warming sand.Saving the crabs was exciting,but my summer vacation had just begun.What would I do now?Glossaryarthropod(n.)an animal that has jointed legs,a body with two or more parts,and a skeleton on the outside of its body;arth

32、ropods include insects,crustaceans(such as crabs),and spiders(p.10)diseases(n.)illnesses(p.13)eroding(v.)wearing away caused by wind,water,or ice (p.8)larvae(n.)the newly hatched forms of certain animals that look very different from their parents and that change greatly in appearance as they become

33、 adults(p.11)molt(v.)to shed skin,fur,feathers,or a shell before they are replaced with new growth(p.11)Horseshoes Arent Just For Good Luck Level N1516One morning,all the horseshoe crabs were gone.When I ran back to the house,Gram said they were done laying eggs until next year.She told me that next

34、 year I would have to come back and save more crabs!I walked back to the beach and lay down on the warming sand.Saving the crabs was exciting,but my summer vacation had just begun.What would I do now?Glossaryarthropod(n.)an animal that has jointed legs,a body with two or more parts,and a skeleton on

35、 the outside of its body;arthropods include insects,crustaceans(such as crabs),and spiders(p.10)diseases(n.)illnesses(p.13)eroding(v.)wearing away caused by wind,water,or ice (p.8)larvae(n.)the newly hatched forms of certain animals that look very different from their parents and that change greatly

36、 in appearance as they become adults(p.11)molt(v.)to shed skin,fur,feathers,or a shell before they are replaced with new growth(p.11)Horseshoes Arent Just For Good Luck Level NWritten by Deborah AmbrozaIllustrated by Marcy RamseyHorseshoes Arent Just For Good LuckHorseshoes Arent Just For Good LuckL

37、evel N Leveled Book Learning AZWritten by Deborah AmbrozaIllustrated by Marcy RamseyAll rights reserved.www.readinga-Note about the series:Horseshoes Arent Just for Good Luck is the first book in a three-part series written by Deborah Ambroza.The books that follow are:Ants in My Bed and Bats in the

38、Attic.www.readinga-CorrelationLEVEL NM2028Fountas&PinnellReading RecoveryDRAwww.readinga-Horseshoes Arent Just For Good Luck Horseshoes Arent Just For Good LuckA Reading AZ Level N Leveled BookWord Count:779Visit www.readinga- for thousands of books and materials.Written by Deborah AmbrozaIllustrated by Marcy RamseyLEVELED BOOK NNQT