Save the Sea Turtles

What was a fact in the beginning of the text?

• Baby sea turtles hatch.

• They bury eggs.

• People save turtles.

• They live in oceans.

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Many baby sea turtles do not survive this trip.

What does survive mean?

• to live

• to crawl

• to swim

• to be extinct

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What place does the text describe?

• a river

• a pond or swamp

• a lake

• the ocean

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What does the text teach us?

• How to catch turtles.

• Turtles could be extinct.

• Where to swim.

• How to pet turtles.

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What happens once a baby sea turtle hatches?

• They become extinct.

• They travel back to the ocean.

• They stay on the sand.

• They eat right away.

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They bury the eggs in the sand.

What does bury mean?

• to eat

• to put in the ocean

• to hide under ground

• to show off

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Why do people block parts of the beach where eggs are found?

• they help keep the eggs safe

• to put the turtles at risk

• to have the beach to themselves

• there is no reason

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It is good to try and save the sea turtles.

• True

• False

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But now, some sea turtles are at __________ of being extinct.

• bury

• hatch

• risk

• travel

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Sea turtles have been on Earth for __________ of years.

• millions

• hundreds

• thousands

• billions

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