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penguin in the desert
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Fill in the blank: Penguin In The Desert (DIFFICULT)
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Once upon a time, a brave little penguin named Pippin found himself in a hot, sandy _________, far away from his icy home.
- Solution: desert
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Pippin was not used to the scorching _________ of the desert sun.
- Solution: heat
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He missed the cool _________ of the Antarctic ocean.
- Solution: water
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He tried to _________ in the sand, but it was not the same as diving into the sea.
- Solution: dig
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He missed his _________ of penguins, who were probably worried about him.
- Solution: colony
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He decided to _________ for a way back home.
- Solution: search
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He met a friendly _________ who offered him some water.
- Solution: camel
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The camel told him about a _________ who could help him find his way back.
- Solution: owl
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Pippin thanked the camel and set off to find the _________.
- Solution: owl
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Finally, with the help of the wise owl, Pippin found his way back to his _________ home.
- Solution: beloved
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Why is this worksheet educational?
The sentences in this worksheet are educational because they introduce children to new vocabulary and concepts.
The use of the word 'desert' helps children understand different habitats and how they contrast with the penguin's natural environment.
The word 'heat' introduces children to the concept of temperature and how it varies in different parts of the world.
The word 'water' is used in a different context, helping children understand its importance for survival in a desert.
The action word 'dig' encourages children to think about how animals adapt to their environments.
The word 'colony' introduces children to the social structure of penguins.
The word 'search' helps children understand the concept of problem-solving and determination.
The words 'camel' and 'owl' introduce children to different desert animals and their characteristics.
The word 'beloved' helps children understand the concept of home and the emotions associated with it.
The story is set in the past and in a real-world setting, which can stimulate children's interest in history and geography.
The story also encourages empathy and understanding of different creatures and their struggles, promoting values of kindness and respect for all living beings.