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AUTHOR Rule, Audrey C.TITLE Wolf Bingo. ,

PUB DATE 1999-00-00NOTE 14p.

PUB TYPE Guides Classroom - Teacher (052)EDRS PRICE MF01/PC01 Plus Postage.DESCRIPTORS *Animal Behavior; *Animals; *Educational Games; Elementary

Education; *Science Activities; Science Instruction;*Wildlife

IDENTIFIERS *Bingo; *Wolves

ABSTRACTThis document describes a game that provides students with

practice in learning vocabulary and concepts associated with wolves.Directions for play and play cards (four to a page) are included. (ASK)

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Wolf Bingo

byAudrey C. Rule

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Dr. Audrey C. RuleBoise State University

Materials: 36 Calling Cards, 20 Wolf Bingo Boards, chips orbuttons for marking boards.Directions for Play:The caller reads the definition from the calling card. Playerscheck their Wolf Bingo Boards to see if they have a word thatmatches the definition. If they do, they mark it with a chip orbutton The first player to get three in a horizontal, vertical ordiagonal row calls "Bingo". In order to win, the player must useeach of the three words in a different sentence. The caller checksto make sure the words were called and that the sentences makesense. The winner becomes the next caller.

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The dense, woolylayer of hair closestto the wolf's bodythat insulates the

wolf from the cold.underfur

The outer ayer ofrough hair that keeps

the wolf dry byevaporating moisture

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Sensitive hairs on thewolf's face that helpthe wolf feel its way

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This is the wasteliquid from the wolf's

body that the wolfuses to mark its

territory.urine

These glands in thefemale wolf's body

produce milk so thatshe can feed her

baby pups.mammary glands

Some of theseglands are located on

the wolf's feet. Thewolf mark its territorywhen it scratches the

ground.scent glands

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An idiom that meansto give a false alarm.

cry wolf

Someone who hideshis or her evilintentions by

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A two-note whistleusually whistled by aman to a woman hefinds very attractive,

wolf call

The scientific nameof the gray wolf.Canis lupus

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The breed of dogwhich most

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Who was the wolfspeaking to when hesaid, "I'll huff, and I'll

puff, and I'll blowyour house down"?The Three Little

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Who met the "BigBad Wolf' on the

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The average numberof wolf pups born in a

litter of wolves.seven

The boss of a groupof wolves who hunt

together.alpha leader

An extended familyof wolves that hunts

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A type of plant oranimal that might die

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The part of a wolf'shead that has thejaws, mouth andnose; the snout.

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A flesh- and meat-eating animal.carnivore

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The four "toenails" oneach wolf's paw.

claws

To eat up hungrilyand greedily.

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In folklore, a personwho can change into

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The long, loud,wailing cry of a wolf.

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Footprints of a wolfleft in mud, sand or

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Waste droppings left bya wolf to mark its

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