Jane Goodalls 10 Ways to Help Save Wildlife

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Jane Goodalls 10 Ways to Help Save Wildlife

• Internationally known scientist and
  conservationist Jane Goodall offers ten
  suggestions for ways we can all help save
  wildlife. From thinking of animals as
  individuals to recycling paper and getting
  involved with animal-rights organizations,
  Goodall suggests simple steps everyone can take.

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Other Books by Jane Goodall
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Skill Lessons

• Fact and Opinion (PB 83, 87, 88)
• Vocabulary (PB 84)
• Context Clues (PB 85)
• Compare and Contrast (PB 86)
• Electronic Media (PB 89-90)

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Fact and Opinion

• A statement of fact can be proved true or false.
• A statement of opinion tells what someone thinks
  or feels.
• Statements of opinion often contain words that
  make judgments, such as interesting or beautiful.
  
• A single sentence might contain both a statement
  of fact and a statement of opinion.

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Vocabulary Words

• Conservation
• Contribute
• Enthusiastic
• Environment
• Investigation

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Vocabulary Context Clues

• As you read, you will find unfamiliar words. You
  can use context clues to figure out the meaning
  of a new word.
• Context clues are found in the words and
  sentences around an unfamiliar word.

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Conservation

• Preservation from harm or decay protection from
  loss or from being used up

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Contribute

• To help bring about

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Enthusiastic

• Full of enthusiasm eagerly interested

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Environment

• Condition of the air, water, soil, etc.

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Investigation

• A careful search detailed or careful examination

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Compare and Contrast

• Writers sometimes use comparison and contrast to
  organize their writing. Clue words such as same,
  also, before, although, and however signal
  comparisons and contrasts.
• Good readers notice the authors comparisons and
  contrasts and make their own as they read.

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Electronic Media

• There are two types of electronic media
  computer and non-computer.
• Computer sources include computer software,
  CD-ROMs, and the Internet.
• Non-computer sources include audiotapes,
  videotapes, film, filmstrips, television, and
  radio.

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Electronic Media

• To find information on the Internet, use a search
  engine and type in your keywords. Be specific.
  Its a good idea to use two or more keywords as
  well as typing AND between keywords. To go to
  a Web page thats listed in your search results,
  click on the underlined link.

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Resources

• Animal Planet
• PBS
• Roots and Shoots