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NonfictionPAIREDREADby Francine ThompsonOn the Map Program:CR14Component:LRPDFVendor:SRMGrade:1FC_BC_CR14_LR_G1_U2W5_L18_BEY_119628.indd 3FC_BC_CR14_LR_G1_U2W5_L18_BEY_119628.indd 32/27/12 5:05 PM2/27/12 5:05 PMSTRATEGIES&SKILLSComprehension Strategy:Reread Skill:Main Topic and Key DetailsHigh-Frequency Wordsaround,by,many,place,walkPhonics Consonant digraphs ch,-tch,wh,phContent StandardsSocial Studies GeographyPhotography Credit:Cover David R.Frazier Photolibrary,Inc./Alamy*The total word count is based on words in the running text and headings only.Numerals and words in captions,labels,diagrams,charts,and sidebars are not included.Photography Credit:Cover David R.Frazier Photolibrary,Inc./Alamy*The total word count is based on words in the running text and headings only Numerals and wordsWord count:422*Program:CR14Component:LRPDFVendor:SRMGrade:1ACopyright The McGraw-Hill Companies,Inc.All rights reserved.No part of this publication may be reproduced or distributed in any form or by any means,or stored in a database or retrieval system,without the prior written consent of The McGraw-Hill Companies,Inc.,including,but not limited to,network storage or transmission,or broadcast for distance learning.Send all inquiries to:McGraw-Hill EducationTwo Penn PlazaNew York,New York 10121ISBN:978-0-02-119628-9MHID:0-02-119628-1Printed in the United States.1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 DOC 17 16 15 14 13 12IFBC_CR14_LR_G1_U2W5_L18_BEY_119628.indd 2IFBC_CR14_LR_G1_U2W5_L18_BEY_119628.indd 22/27/12 10:55 AM2/27/12 10:55 AMPAIREDREADEssential QuestionHow can you find your way around?Genre NonfictionChapter 1What Maps Do .2Chapter 2Lets Use Maps.4Chapter 3Take a Break .8Respond to Reading.11 On the Map .12Glossary/Index .15 Focus on Social Studies.16by Francine ThompsonProgram:CR14Component:LRPDFVendor:SRMGrade:1001_016_CR14_LR_G1_U2W5_L18_BEY_119628.indd 1001_016_CR14_LR_G1_U2W5_L18_BEY_119628.indd 13/12/12 2:05 PM3/12/12 2:05 PMWHAT MAPS DOVisitors to this big park need a map to find their way around.Have you ever used a map?Maps help people get from one place to another.There are many kinds of maps.Some show streets and highways.Some show trails.Other maps show where stores are in a mall.All maps help us find which way to go.CHAPTER 12Program:CR14Component:LRPDFVendor:SRMGrade:1Thinkstock/Comstock Images/Getty Images001_016_CR14_LR_G1_U2W5_L18_BEY_119628.indd 2001_016_CR14_LR_G1_U2W5_L18_BEY_119628.indd 22/27/12 10:53 AM2/27/12 10:53 AMLets visit a national park and use a park map!A national park is a big place,so it has a lot of different maps.We will use the maps to help us get around.Are you ready to explore?Lets get started!3Program:CR14Component:LRPDFVendor:SRMGrade:1001_016_CR14_LR_G1_U2W5_L18_BEY_119628.indd 3001_016_CR14_LR_G1_U2W5_L18_BEY_119628.indd 32/27/12 10:53 AM2/27/12 10:53 AMThese are some of the animals that live in the park.Many different animals live in this park.It would be nice to see some of them.How can we find out where they are?A park map can help us!LET S USE MAPSCHAPTER 24Program:CR14Component:LRPDFVendor:SRMGrade:1(t) Momatiuk/Photodisc/Getty Images,(b)Stock Connection Blue/Alamy001_016_CR14_LR_G1_U2W5_L18_BEY_119628.indd 4001_016_CR14_LR_G1_U2W5_L18_BEY_119628.indd 42/27/12 10:53 AM2/27/12 10:53 AMThis map shows where we can find some of the animals in the park.Look where the deer,beavers,and eagles live.Which animal would you like to see first?Lets be quiet so we dont scare them away!YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARK5Program:CR14Component:LRPDFVendor:SRMGrade:1Illustration:Rob Schuster001_016_CR14_LR_G1_U2W5_L18_BEY_119628.indd 5001_016_CR14_LR_G1_U2W5_L18_BEY_119628.indd 52/27/12 10:53 AM2/27/12 10:53 AMThe park has all kinds of hiking trails.Its good to follow a trail so we dont get lost.How can we choose which trail to take?A trail map can help us!Hiking is a good way to get some exercise.6Program:CR14Component:LRPDFVendor:SRMGrade:1Rob Crandall/Alamy001_016_CR14_LR_G1_U2W5_L18_BEY_119628.indd 6001_016_CR14_LR_G1_U2W5_L18_BEY_119628.indd 62/27/12 10:54 AM2/27/12 10:54 AMLook at the hiking trails on this map.One trail is longer than the others,and one lets us walk by a pond.Which trail would you like to follow?North EntranceBeaver PondsLoop TrailSepulcherMtn.TrailSnow PassTrailBeaverPonds7Program:CR14Component:LRPDFVendor:SRMGrade:1Illustration:Rob Schuster001_016_CR14_LR_G1_U2W5_L18_BEY_119628.indd 7001_016_CR14_LR_G1_U2W5_L18_BEY_119628.indd 72/27/12 10:54 AM2/27/12 10:54 AMEating outside can be fun.All that walking can make you hungry.Lets stop for lunch!We need to find somewhere to eat.The park has a lot of picnic areas.How can we find out where they are?The map will help us!TAKE A BREAKCHAPTER 38Program:CR14Component:LRPDFVendor:SRMGrade:1Blend Images/Ariel Skelley/The Agency Collection/Getty Images001_016_CR14_LR_G1_U2W5_L18_BEY_119628.indd 8001_016_CR14_LR_G1_U2W5_L18_BEY_119628.indd 82/27/12 10:54 AM2/27/12 10:54 AMLook at the map.It shows picnic areas in the park.The tables and benches are a good place to eat and rest.Which picnic area is the closest to where we are in the park?Lets go there!MammothHot SpringsTower RooseveltTower FallNorrisMadisonCanyon VillageFishingBridgeLake VillageBridge BayOld FaithfulWest ThumbGrantVillageYELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARK9Program:CR14Component:LRPDFVendor:SRMGrade:1Illustration:Rob Schuster001_016_CR14_LR_G1_U2W5_L18_BEY_119628.indd 9001_016_CR14_LR_G1_U2W5_L18_BEY_119628.indd 92/27/12 10:54 AM2/27/12 10:54 AMIts getting late.We had a good day at the park,but now its time to go home.How do we find our way back to the parking lot?We can find it on this map.The maps made it easy to find our way around the park.What can we see and where can we go next time?Lets check the map!Program:CR14Component:LRPDFVendor:SRMGrade:110David R.Frazier Photolibrary,Inc./Alamy001_016_CR14_LR_G1_U2W5_L18_BEY_119628.indd 10001_016_CR14_LR_G1_U2W5_L18_BEY_119628.indd 102/27/12 10:54 AM2/27/12 10:54 AMDetailMain TopicDetailDetailRetellUse the chart to help you retell How Maps Help.Text Evidence 1.What is the main topic of this book?How do you know?Main Topic and Key Details 2.What are two key details from the text?Main Topic and Key Details 3.Is this selection fiction or nonfiction?How do you know?GenreRetellText Evidence11Program:CR14Component:LRPDFVendor:SRMGrade:1001_016_CR14_LR_G1_U2W5_L18_BEY_119628.indd 11001_016_CR14_LR_G1_U2W5_L18_BEY_119628.indd 112/27/12 10:54 AM2/27/12 10:54 AMCompare TextsHow do you use a map?Genre Nonfiction12Program:CR14Component:LRPDFVendor:SRMGrade:1(bkgd)Medioimages/Photodisc/Getty Images,(inset)Blend Images/CORBIS001_016_CR14_LR_G1_U2W5_L18_BEY_119628.indd 12001_016_CR14_LR_G1_U2W5_L18_BEY_119628.indd 123/13/12 1:43 PM3/13/12 1:43 PMWe need to go to the library for some books.Lets take the bus!Well use a map to see which bus drives by the library.A bus map shows all the stops that a bus makes.Its good to find out where the bus goes.13Program:CR14Component:LRPDFVendor:SRMGrade:1(inset)UpperCut Images/Getty Images 001_016_CR14_LR_G1_U2W5_L18_BEY_119628.indd 13001_016_CR14_LR_G1_U2W5_L18_BEY_119628.indd 133/11/12 3:54 PM3/11/12 3:54 PMMake Connections Look at both selections.What kind of information can you find on maps?Text to Text The library is on E Street,and were on A Street.Is this the bus we need to ride?Yes!Lets go!F StreetE StreetD StreetC StreetB StreetA StreetMain Street14Program:CR14Component:LRPDFVendor:SRMGrade:1(bkgd)Medioimages/Photodisc/Getty Images,(inset)Alex Segre/Alamy,Illustration:Rob Schuster 001_016_CR14_LR_G1_U2W5_L18_BEY_119628.indd 14001_016_CR14_LR_G1_U2W5_L18_BEY_119628.indd 142/27/12 10:55 AM2/27/12 10:55 AManimals,4,5national park,2,3parking lot,10picnic,8,9trails,6,7IndexIndexGlossarybeavers (BEE-verz)furry animals that live in or near water (page 5)national park (NASH-uh-nuhl PARK)a large area of protected land (page 3)pond (POND)a small body of water(page 7)trail map (TRAYL MAP)a drawing that shows walking paths (page 6)trails (TRAYLZ)paths or routes (page 6)Glossary15Program:CR14Component:LRPDFVendor:SRMGrade:1001_016_CR14_LR_G1_U2W5_L18_BEY_119628.indd 15001_016_CR14_LR_G1_U2W5_L18_BEY_119628.indd 152/27/12 10:55 AM2/27/12 10:55 AMPurpose To show where things are in your classroomWhat to DoLook around your classroom.How would your classroom look on a map?Where are the desks?Where is the board?Where is the door?Pretend you are a bird looking down at your classroom.Draw a map of what you see.Then add labels to your map.Share your map with the class.Step 1Step 2Step 316Program:CR14Component:LRPDFVendor:SRMGrade:1001_016_CR14_LR_G1_U2W5_L18_BEY_119628.indd 16001_016_CR14_LR_G1_U2W5_L18_BEY_119628.indd 162/27/12 10:55 AM2/27/12 10:55 AMNonfictionThe TopicWhat is How Maps Help mostly about?How do you know?VocabularyWhat are the key words in this text that relate to the topic?What helped you understand their meanings?ConclusionWhat conclusion can you draw about maps?Literature CirclesProgram:CR14Component:LRPDFVendor:SRMGrade:1IFBC_CR14_LR_G1_U2W5_L18_BEY_119628.indd 3IFBC_CR14_LR_G1_U2W5_L18_BEY_119628.indd 32/27/12 10:55 AM2/27/12 10:55 AM