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Cite the Evidence: Layers of the Rainforest

A free printable cite the evidence: layers of the rainforest reading worksheet — phonics, sight words, comprehension and fluency practice, ready to print. Great for elementary and up.

Cite the Evidence: Layers of the Rainforest Name Score Answer each question and copy the sentence that proves it. Layers of the Rainforest A rainforest is a warm, wet forest that bursts with life. It grows in layers, like the floors of a tall building. The very top is the emergent layer, where the tallest trees poke through. Below it, the leafy canopy forms a green roof full of birds and monkeys. The dim understory is home to frogs, insects, and climbing vines. On the shadowy forest floor, tiny creatures break down fallen leaves. Each layer is a different world, yet all of them depend on one another. 1) Which sentence compares the forest to a building? 2) What is a rainforest like?

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This free printable reading worksheet is part of our cite the evidence: layers of the rainforest collection. Print it and read it with a pencil — a great reading & phonics activity. It’s free for home, classroom, library and daycare use.

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