Level-graded English lessons with reading, listening, activities, and discussion.
Lesson Info
Lesson Content
Look First, Words You Need, Read and Listen
Understanding: Understand It
Chunks: Place, Repeat
Use It
Answers
What Is a Camel?
Start Here
Look First

- What can you see in the picture?
- What is on the camel's back?
- What are the camel and the man doing?
Before You Read
Words You Need
Learn
Read and Listen
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A camel is a large animal that can live in hot, dry places. Many camels live in deserts in Africa and Asia. They have long legs, wide feet, and one or two humps on their backs.
A camel’s wide feet help it walk on soft sand. Its long legs keep its body away from the hot land. A camel can also close its nose when sand is in the air.
Camels can live for a long time without drinking water. They do not keep water in their humps. The humps have fat. This fat helps the camel when food is hard to find.
People have used camels for many years. Camels can carry people and heavy things across the desert. Some people also get milk from them. Camels are strong animals, and their bodies help them live in dry places.
Quick Check
Understand It
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Many camels live in hot, dry places.
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A camel keeps water in its hump.
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A camel’s wide feet help it walk on water.
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What is inside a camel’s hump?
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What can camels carry?
Build
Chunks
Place
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The hump is
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The long legs are
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The wide feet are
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The nose is
Repeat
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Now Try
Use It
Talk or write. Use the language from this lesson.
Answers
Understand It:
- True
- False
- False
- fat
- people
Chunks: Place:
- The hump is on its back.
- The long legs are under its body.
- The wide feet are on the sand.
- The nose is at the front of its head.
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