"A Walk with Teddy"

Why did Roosevelt move to England?

• He did not like the countryside of Yosemite anymore.

• Roosevelt was interested in birds, and wanted to see them in person.

• He wanted to go explore

• He wanted to go meet the animals.

What did Roosevelt observe about the blackbirds?

• They were ugly and he did not like them.

• They were quiet and hard to observe.

• They were not as pretty as they were in the books.

• They were vocal, and hop everywhere. They were more musical than robins.

What actions did Roosevelt's travels inspire him to take?

• He learned about habitats.

• He established 150 national forests, 4 national parks, and 51 bird reservations.

• He like to protect wildlife.

• He likes animals.

How did Roosevelt gain understanding of habitats?

• Seeing wild places himself was the best way to learn about them.

• He read about them in books.

• He asked people about them.

• He learned about protecting animals.

Think back to Camping with the President. How can a habitat be destroyed?

• People destroy them and do bad things.

• Animals can destroy habitats.

• People may chop down too many trees, like the giant Sequoia.

• Habitats were not destroyed.

How might birds be affected if too many trees were cut down?

• They wouldn't have food.

• They would be mad.

• They would fly somewhere else.

• They wouldn't have a home.

What does it mean to conserve water?

• to use it.

• to not waste it.

• to run the water.

• to see the water in the ocean.

How can we preserve a forest?

• choose not to chop down trees.

• water the trees and plants in the forests.

• take care of it.

• chop down the trees and plants to build.

What does a bird reservation keep safe?

• animals and plants.

• birds and more birds.

• people who like birds.

• birds and the places that they live.

What was the effect of Roosevelt's trips?

• he became a naturalist.

• he liked seeing all the birds and animals.

• he found great value in the natural world.

• he liked to travel.