资料文本讲义小图书birdsongs

1、9780689877773TEXT_PTR.indd 11/6/10 6:02:56 PMeeyaeeyahtutchipcoochipdedeeechipdeequatuttateeyatattatcoocoo deecootutchiptatchuckcooquatatcoochuckcoocoo1/6/10 6:02:56 PMp2Job no: 74277 Title: Bird Songs - S&S: SCPC_6891S9c7n8:061879587S7iz7e7:32T5E4X(wT)_2P5T4R(h.i)nmdmd C2o: M7 C (Coagl)(CTF_T3) Dep

2、t: DTP D/O: 22 03 06hcawtuttatchucktattatcoochuckdeetatat tchipquaquaquacawcawhdeedeecoodeecooop39780689877773TEXT_PTR.indd 31/6/10 6:02:56 PMJob no: Scn: #1 Dept: D9780689877773TEXT_PTR.indd 41/6/10 6:02:56 PMbirdsongsp5Job no: 74277 Title: Bird Songs - S&S: SCPC_6891S9c7n8:061879587S7iz7e7:32T5E4X

3、(wT)_2P5T4R(h.i)nmdmd C5o: M7 C (Coagl)(CTF_T3) Dept: DTP D/O: 22 03 061/6/10 6:02:56 PMchipchipchipchipp6Job no: 74277 Title: Bird Songs - S&S: SCPC_6891S9c7n8:061879587S7iz7e7:32T5E4X(wT)_2P5T4R(h.i)nmdmd C6o: M7 C (Coagl)(CTF_T3) Dept: DTP D/O: 22 03 061/6/10 6:02:57 PMbetsy franco steve jenkinsb

4、irdsongsMARGARET K. MCELDERRY BOOKSNEW YORK LONDON TORONTO SYDNEYp79780689877773TEXT_PTR.indd 71/6/10 6:02:58 PMMargaret K. McElderry Books An imprint of Simon & Schuster Childrens Publishing Division 1230 Avenue of the Americas, New York, New York 10020 Text copy-right 2007 by Betsy Franco Illustra

5、tions copyright 2007 by Steve Jenkins , includingthe right of reproduction in whole or in part in any form.Book design by Sonia Chaghatzbanian The text for this book is set in Filosofia. The illustrations for this bookare collage. Manufactured 10 9 8 7 6 5 4Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publicat

6、ion Data Franco, Betsy. Birdsongs / Betsy Franco ; illustrated by Steve Jenkins.1st ed. p. cm. Summary: Throughout the day and into the night, various birds sing their songs, begin- ning with the woodpecker who taps a pole ten times and counting down to the hum bird who calls once. ISBN-13: 978-0-68

7、9-87777-3 ISBN-10: 0-689-87777-3(hardcover) 1. BirdsongsFiction. 2. BirdsFiction. 3. DayFiction. 4. Counting. I. Jenkins, Steve, 1952 ill. II.Title. PZ7.F8475Bi 2007 Edc22 2004025056p8Job no: 74277 Title: Bird Songs - S&S: SCPC_6891S9c7n8:061879587S7iz7e7:32T5E4X(wT)_2P5T4R(h.i)nmdmd C8o: M7 C (Coag

8、l)(CTF_T3)Dept: DTP D/O: 22 03 06(Job no: 74277C1 D/O: 19 04 06 Co: CM7)1/6/10 6:02:59 PMFor Doug,who feeds the birds at our houseB. F.For JeffreyS. J.p99780689877773TEXT_PTR.indd 91/6/10 6:03:00 PMp10Job no: 74277 Title: Bird Songs - S&S: SCPC_6891S9c7n8:061879587S7iz7e7:32T5E4X(wT)_2P5T4R(h.i)nmdm

9、d C1o0: M7 C (Coagl)(CTF_T3) Dept: DTP D/O: 22 03 061/6/10 6:03:00 PMThe sky is quiet. The yard is quiet. The creek is quietly gurgling.The rising sun turns the skyfrom black to gray to pink to blue.p119780689877773TEXT_PTR.indd 111/6/10 6:03:03 PMIn the front yard, a red-capped woodpeckeris working

10、 on a hole-pocked pine tree.He raps a tap dance with his beak, pecking 10 times astat ttathe looks for breakfast bugs.tattattattatp1Job no: 74277 Title: Bird Songs - S&S: SCPC_6891S9c7n8:061879587S7iz7e7:32T5E4X(wT)_2P5T4R(h.i)nmdmd C1o2: M7 C (Coagl)(CTF_T3)Dept: DTP D/O: 22 03 06(Job no: 74277C1 D

11、/O: 19 04 06 Co: CM7)1/6/10 6:03:05 PMtattattatatp139780689877773TEXT_PTR.indd 131/6/10 6:03:07 PMcoocoocooA mourning dove lands on the telephone wireand folds its gray wings.p14Job no: 74277 Title: Bird Songs - S&S: SCPC_6891S9c7n8:061879587S7iz7e7:32T5E4X(wT)_2P5T4R(h.i)nmdmd C1o4: M7 C (Coagl)(CT

12、F_T3) Dept: DTP D/O: 22 03 061/6/10 6:03:10 PMMore doves find places in line.Then they dive down to share the sunflower seeds under the bird feeder, cooing to one another 9 times.coocoo1/6/10 6:03:12 PMp159780689877773TEXT_PTR.indd 15chipchipchipchipchipchipp16Job no: 74277 Title: Bird Songs - S&S:

13、SCPC_6891S9c7n8:061879587S7iz7e7:32T5E4X(wT)_2P5T4R(h.i)nmdmd C1o6: M7 C (Coagl)(CTF_T3) Dept: DTP D/O: 22 03 061/6/10 6:03:14 PMchipchipA flutter. A flurry. A flapof hungry house sparrows.The sparrows crowd around the bird feeder and pokeone another out of the way, filling the air with 8 sharp note

14、s. Each one wants to be first in line.p179780689877773TEXT_PTR.indd 171/6/10 6:03:16 PMeeeyaheeyahThe sun is high in the sky now.The bottoms of the clouds are fringed with gray.A white gull from the bay circles over the front yard and the creek. Its mouth open wide,the gull warns and nags 7 times th

15、at rain is co.eeyaheeyahp18Job no: 74277 Title: Bird Songs - S&S: SCPC_6891S9c7n8:061879587S7iz7e7:32T5E4X(wT)_2P5T4R(h.i)nmdmd C1o8: M7 C (Coagl)(CTF_T3) Dept: DTP D/O: 22 03 061/6/10 6:03:18 PMeyaheeyaheeyahp199780689877773TEXT_PTR.indd 191/6/106:03:20 PMdeedeedeedeedeedeeA black-capped chickadee

16、chimes in6 times from a branch of the apple tree.p20Job no: 74277 Title: Bird Songs - S&S: SCPC_6891S9c7n8:061879587S7iz7e7:32T5E4X(wT)_2P5T4R(h.i)nmdmd C2o0: M7 C (Coagl)(CTF_T3) Dept: DTP D/O: 22 03 061/6/10 6:03:22 PMMore and more chickadees join her until the tree looks like a candelabra.They y

17、off in midsong whenthe tabby cat starts climbing.p219780689877773TEXT_PTR.indd 211/6/10 6:03:24 PMA short rain shower. Dressed in shiny green suits,mallards in the creek discuss the weather.“The gull was right,” they say,quaquacking 5 times in agreement.p22Job no: 74277 Title: Bird Songs - S&S: SCPC

18、_6891S9c7n8:061879587S7iz7e7:32T5E4X(wT)_2P5T4R(h.i)nmdmd C2o2: M7 C (Coagl)(CTF_T3) Dept: DTP D/O: 22 03 061/6/10 6:03:27 PMquaquaquaquap239780689877773TEXT_PTR.indd 231/6/10 6:03:29 PMA crow listens in, tottering along the creek fence. When he takes off, he looks too large to fly.But his broad bla

19、ck wings carry him up as he squawks 4 times.cawcawcawp24Job no: 74277 Title: Bird Songs - S&S: SCPC_6891S9c7n8:061879587S7iz7e7:32T5E4X(wT)_2P5T4R(h.i)nmdmd C2o4: M7 C (Coagl)(CTF_T3) Dept: DTP D/O: 22 03 061/6/10 6:03:31 PMcaw9780689877773TEXT_PTR.indd 25p251/6/10 6:03:33 PMThe sun is low now.Back

20、on the maple tree next to the house, the robin, heavy with eggs,settles herself into her nest of bark and grass. She softly sings 3 notes.p26Job no: 74277 Title: Bird Songs - S&S: SCPC_6891S9c7n8:061879587S7iz7e7:32T5E4X(wT)_2P5T4R(h.i)nmdmd C2o6: M7 C (Coagl)(CTF_T3) Dept: DTP D/O: 22 03 061/6/10 6

21、:03:35 PMtut tuttutp279780689877773TEXT_PTR.indd 271/6/10 6:03:37 PMchuckp28Job no: 74277 Title: Bird Songs - S&S: SCPC_6891S9c7n8:061879587S7iz7e7:32T5E4X(wT)_2P5T4R(h.i)nmdmd C2o8: M7 C (Coagl)(CTF_T3)Dept: DTP D/O: 22 03 06(Job no: 74277C1 D/O: 19 04 06 Co: CM7)1/6/10 6:03:40 PMchuckLate for dinn

22、er, a thrasher struts around the garden.He digs at the ground under the bushes with his curved bill. He congratulates himself 2 timeswhen he finds a patch of ants and grubs.p299780689877773TEXT_PTR.indd 291/6/106:03:42 PMp30Job no: 74277 Title: Bird Songs - S&S: SCPC_6891S9c7n8:061879587S7iz7e7:32T5

23、E4X(wT)_2P5T4R(h.i)nmdmd C3o0: M7 C (Coagl)(CTF_T3)Dept: DTP D/O: 22 03 06(Job no: 74277C1 D/O: 19 04 06 Co: CM7 CQ2)1/6/10 6:03:44 PMA humbird sucks one last treatfrom the trumpet-shaped honeysuckle in the garden. Her wings look likea helicopter propeller. She makes 1 tiny soundin her high voice.p3

24、19780689877773TEXT_PTR.indd 311/6/10 6:03:46 PMp32Job no: 74277 Title: Bird Songs - S&S: SCPC_6891S9c7n8:061879587S7iz7e7:32T5E4X(wT)_2P5T4R(h.i)nmdmd C3o2: M7 C (Coagl)(CTF_T3) Dept: DTP D/O: 22 03 061/6/10 6:03:48 PMAs the sun sets, its quiet in the sky. Its quiet in the yard.Its quiet in the gurg

25、ling creek,where the moon is reflected in the ripples . . .p339780689877773TEXT_PTR.indd 331/6/10 6:03:51 PM. . . until the mockingbirdbegins to sing from the pine tree.She copies all of the songs and calls she has heardtcat hiduring the day.etat chipchuckchucktut tutp34Job no: 74277 Title: Bird Son

26、gs - S&S: SCPC_6891S9c7n8:061879587S7iz7e7:32T5E4X(wT)_2P5T4R(h.i)nmdmd C3o4: M7 C (Coagl)(CTF_T3) Dept: DTP D/O: 22 03 061/6/10 6:03:53 PMcawcawi pquaeyahcoocoopcoocooeeyahtat dedeeedeetatp359780689877773TEXT_PTR.indd 351/6/10 6:03:54 PMfeathery factsWoodpeckers eat all day. Some find tiny insects

27、or larvae in trees and dead wood. Others peck holes in dead trees and telephone poles to store their nuts.Mourning doves are easy to find all over the United States. Their name comes from their mournful, sad birdsong.When eating their favorite seeds at the bird feeder, some types of sparrows dont li

28、ke to share! They make other birds wait in nearby trees while they eat most of the seeds and leave a mess on the ground.Gulls are known as the acrobats of the sky. When they catch a breeze in just the right way, it looks like theyre oating completely still in midair.Chickadees are songbirds that liv

29、e in ocks of about five to twelve birds. One pair of birds are usually the leaders of the ock. The leaders sometimes chase the others around to show whos in charge.p36Job no: 74277 Title: Bird Songs - S&S: SCPC_6891Job no: Scn: #1 Dept: DS9c7n8:061879587S7iz7e7:32T5E4X(wT)_2P5T4R(h.i)nmdmd C3o6: M7

30、C (Coagl)(CTF_T3)Dept: DTP D/O: 22 03 06(Job no: 74277C1 D/O: 19 04 06 Co: CM7)1/6/10 6:03:54 PMThe male mallard has a shiny green head and a white ring around his neck, while the female is brown all over. Since the mallards feathers are “waterproof,” water ows right off its back.Crows perch on tall

31、 trees and keep watch to protect one another. When a crow ies, its wingspan can be more than three feet.A robins egg is a light blue color. The mother robin fiercely protects her nest while she waits about two weeks for her eggs to hatch.A thrasher busily thrashes around in the leaves and twigs with its