P3 U1 H12 A Helping Hand - Reading

Where does the David Sheldrick Wildlife Trust help animals?

• Kansas, America

• Myanmar

• Kenya, Africa

• Mumbai, India

What animals does the Wildlife Trust help?

• Only baby elephants.

• Elephants and other animals.

• Other animals only.

• They help people.

When do the baby elephants need the help from the Wildlife Trust?

• Always.

• When the baby's mother dies.

• When the baby elephant dies.

• When the baby's father dies.

How do the people at the Trust look after a baby elephant? Select all correct answers!

• They protect it.

• They play with it.

• They feed it milk.

• They teach it how to eat.

How do baby elephants usually feel in the first few weeks at the Wildlife Trust?

• happy

• tired

• sad

• scared

Where do the people who care for the baby elephants sleep?

• in bed

• near the baby elephant

• next to the baby elephant

• on the baby elephant

How do the people at the Trust know when an elephant is happy?

• When it starts to play and make friends.

• When it starts to eat and drink well.

• When it starts to smile.

• They don't know when an elephant is happy or sad.

Where do the elephants from the Wildlife Trust go when they grow up?

• They go to a zoo.

• They stay at the Wildlife Trust.

• They go back to the wild.

• They go back home.

Elephants sometimes touch each other with their trunks. What does that mean?

• I love you.

• I'm going to fight you.

• Hello.

• Goodbye.

Would you like work for the Wildlife Trust taking care of baby elephants? Why or why not? Write a few complete sentences.

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