Page 6 ewe mother sheep Page 24 frost when outdoor temperature falls below freezing – – – – Page 6 kid baby goat and ice crystals form – – Page 7 cranky - irritable Page 24 splendid - beautiful and colorful – – Page 7 hare like a rabbit, has longer ears and back legs Page 24 migrate move from one habitat or place to another to – – – – Page 7 pussy willows tall plants that grow near water follow warmer weather – – Page 8 hatching breaking out of the shell Page 24 group – – – – Page 9 eaves overhanging part of roof Page 26 bay loud barking and howling of canines – – – – Page 10 shorn cut off – – Page 10 scarcely very little – – Page 11 moult loose feathers shed or fall off – – Page 16 chatting - talking Page 17 clank a sound when metal – – – hits metal Page 17 conveyer a machine that moves things (such as hay) on – – a belt that moves Page 19 drowsy sleepy – – Page 20 shod to put shoes on – – Page 24 roost place where birds sleep – – Page 26 echo a repeated sound – – Page 27 rattle noise that things knocking against something – – else make Page 27 horn” the horn or noise maker the – “huntsman’s – hunter uses (in illustration) to call other hunters Page 27 gander male goose – –
Page 6 – ewe – mother sheep Page 6 – kid – baby goat Page 7 – cranky - irritable Page 7 – hare – like a rabbit, has longer ears and back legs Page 7 – pussy willows – tall plants that grow near water Page 8 – hatching – breaking out of the shell Page 9 – eaves – overhanging part of roof Page 10 – shorn – cut off Page 10 – scarcely – very little Page 24 – frost – when outdoor temperature falls below freezing and ice crystals form Page 24 – splendid - beautiful and colorful Page 24 – migrate – move from one habitat or place to another to follow warmer weather Page 24 – – group Page 26 – bay – loud barking and howling of canines Page 11 – moult – loose feathers shed or fall off Page 16 – chatting - talking Page 17 – clank – a sound when metal hits metal Page 17 – conveyer – a machine that moves things (such as hay) on a belt that moves Page 19 – drowsy – sleepy Page 20 – shod – to put shoes on Page 24 – roost – place where birds sleep Page 26 – echo – a repeated sound Page 27 – rattle – noise that things knocking against something else make Page 27 – “huntsman’s horn” – the horn or noise maker the hunter uses (in illustration) to call other hunters Page 27 – gander – male goose
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