Description

In Rhinoceroses at the Zoo, read more about the big herbivore, otherwise known as the ‘curvy unicorn.’ Rhino means nose in Greek. Rhinos have horns on their heads, excellent hearing, and a well-developed sense of smell. They like the mud because it helps protect their sensitive skin from sunburn. Rhinoceroses at the Zoo is a nonfiction/informational, Level G, Upper Emergent Reader.

The 16 book Zoo Collection includes a copy of each title in the four At the Zoo sets. Each title features original photography and includes a glossary of subject-specific words.

Rhinoceroses at the Zoo can be found in the following Sets and Collections:

Coordinating Activities:

Use these directions to make our Zoo Animal Cracker Box to store your books.
Design a Zoo Sign for a rhinoceros at the zoo.
What is the difference between an Herbivore, Carnivore and Omnivore?
Fill out a KWL Chart comparing what you know and what you’ve learned about rhinoceroses.
Explore more Classroom Activities about zoo animals.
Write a Cinquain Poem about a rhinoceros. Use Danny’s Tadpole Cinquain poem for inspiration.
Explore around the zoo, then write an Animal Simile Poem about it. Use Norman’s A Trip to the Zoo poem for inspiration.
Create your own Comic Speech Bubble about a rhinoceros.
Continue the zoo story with a Three-Panel Story Strip or a Six-Panel Story Strip.
Download a complete list of Glossary Words introduced in our nonfiction/informational titles.
Print The Zoo Collection Book Labels for your classroom reading library. Level labels are formatted to print on the Avery Easy Peel® 5160 Labels template.