Amazing Migrations: Butterflies, Bats, and Birds

What makes this an informational text?

• It's a story about butterflies.

• It's a story about bats.

• It tells facts about animals that migrate.

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What characteristic does a bat have that makes it a mammal?

• It flies

• It is covered in fur

• It migrates

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What is the meaning of the word migration?

• Flying Animals

• Animals Moving

• Animals that travel from one habitat to another

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When do the Monarch Butterflies, Mexican Free-Tailed Bats, and Arctic Tern migrate?

• When they fly

• When the seasons change

• When they are bored

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Why does the author include headings?

• to organize information and to tell us what each section is about

• the author likes to use big letters

• headings make the text prettier

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Why do these animals fly south?

• Its more fun

• Its colder

• Its warmer

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Which of the following migrating animals has the shortest life span?

• Monarch Butterflies

• Mexican Free-Tailed Bats

• Arctic Tern

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Which of the following animals migrates the longest distance?

• Monarch Butterflies

• Mexican-Free Tailed Bats

• Arctic Tern

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