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Ocean Waves

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an aerial view of a sandy beach and ocean

Have you ever stood at the BEACH and watched the water move? The ocean is always moving, and those big rolls of water are called WAVES. Waves roll in toward the shore and then slide back out again. The water looks like it is moving forward, but really it is just going UP and DOWN. It is like when you shake a jump rope — the rope moves in waves, but it stays in place! Watching waves is one of the best ways to start learning about the OCEAN.

The big rolls of water in the ocean are called _____.

WAVES

Waves roll in toward the _____.

SHORE

The water in a wave really moves up and _____.

DOWN

Name something the text tells us about waves.

THEY ROLL IN / THEY SLIDE BACK / THEY GO UP AND DOWN

Name a place the text tells us you can watch waves.

BEACH / SHORE / OCEAN

Stand up and use your arms to make big slow wave shapes, rolling one arm after the other like an ocean wave coming to shore!

Writing Prompt

Tell me what you think it would feel like to stand at the beach and watch the waves.

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