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Nonfiction: The Wolf Pack

A free printable nonfiction: the wolf pack reading worksheet — phonics, sight words, comprehension and fluency practice, ready to print. Great for elementary and up.

Nonfiction: The Wolf Pack Name Score Read the passage, then answer the questions. The Wolf Pack Wolves live and hunt together in a family group called a pack. A pack usually has about six to ten wolves. The leaders are a male and a female that make the big decisions. Wolves work as a team to hunt animals much larger than themselves. They talk to each other by howling, which can be heard for miles. Pups are cared for by the whole pack, not just their parents. By working together, wolves can survive the long, cold winter. 1) What is a wolf family called? 2) How many wolves are usually in a pack? 3) How do wolves talk over long distances? 4) Who cares for the pups?

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