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1、www.readinga-Visit www.readinga- for thousands of books and materials.Written by Caryn SwarkThe Mighty MississippiA Reading AZ Level H Leveled BookWord Count:226The Mighty MississippiLEVELED BOOK Hwww.readinga-The Mighty MississippiLevel H Leveled Book Learning AZWritten by Caryn SwarkAll rights res
2、erved.www.readinga-CorrelationLEVEL HH131414Fountas&PinnellReading RecoveryDRAPhoto Credits:Front cover,back cover:Nathan Benn/Corbis;title page:Nathan Benn/Ottochrome/Corbis;page 3:PhotoStock-Israel/Alamy;page 4:Ben Zastovnik/D;page 5:National Geographic Image Collection/Alamy;page 7:jferrer/iStock
3、/Thinkstock;page 8(top):Scott Sinklier/Agstockusa/age fotostock;page 8(bottom):Stock Connection Blue/Alamy;page 9(main):Byron Jorjorian/Science Source;page 9(inset):James Montgomery/JAI/Corbis;page 10:courtesy of NASA;page 11:Julie Dermansky/Julie Dermansky/Corbis;page 12:Henryk Sadura/Tetra Images/
4、Corbis;page 13:USDA Photo/Alamy;page 14(top):Jared Hobbs/All Canada Photos/Corbis;page 14(top center):Dan Whobrey/iStock/Thinkstock;page 14(bottom center):Joel Sartore/National Geographic Creative;page 14(bottom):Louise A Heusinkveld/Alamy;page 14(background):Thinkstock/Stockbyte/Thinkstock;page 15:
5、Planet Observer/Science SourceTitle page:A paddlewheel riverboat on the Mississippi River south of Memphis,TennesseePage 3:Two girls fish the Mississippi River in Minnesota.Written by Caryn SwarkThe Mighty Mississippi34Table of ContentsA Long Journey.4The Upper River.7The Lower River.10The Mighty Mi
6、ssissippi.15Glossary.16A Long JourneyRain falls.It mixes into the clear waters of a lake.Lake Itasca in Minnesota is the starting point of the Mississippi River.The Mighty Mississippi Level H34Table of ContentsA Long Journey.4The Upper River.7The Lower River.10The Mighty Mississippi.15Glossary.16A L
7、ong JourneyRain falls.It mixes into the clear waters of a lake.Lake Itasca in Minnesota is the starting point of the Mississippi River.The Mighty Mississippi Level H56The lake flows into a river.A child could wade across here.This is where the mighty Mississippi River begins.The water will travel th
8、rough ten of the fifty United States.It will take three months to reach the sea.GULF OF MEXICOU N I T E D STAT ESChildren scramble across rocks at the border between Lake Itasca and the Mississippi River.Many rivers flow into the Mississippi.Thats why the river gets bigger and bigger as it rolls alo
9、ng.Upper RiverLower RiverThe Mighty Mississippi Level HThe Mighty MississippiMississippi RiverMississippi River56The lake flows into a river.A child could wade across here.This is where the mighty Mississippi River begins.The water will travel through ten of the fifty United States.It will take thre
10、e months to reach the sea.GULF OF MEXICOU N I T E D STAT ESChildren scramble across rocks at the border between Lake Itasca and the Mississippi River.Many rivers flow into the Mississippi.Thats why the river gets bigger and bigger as it rolls along.Upper RiverLower RiverThe Mighty Mississippi Level
11、HThe Mighty MississippiMississippi RiverMississippi River78The Upper RiverAt first,the river flows through many locks and dams.Together,they make it safe for boats to travel.They hold back water so boats dont hit the river bottom.Boats on this part of the river carry wheat and corn down south.The gr
12、ain helps feed the world.This lock(left)on the Upper Mississippi can raise or lower boats.Then they can pass around the dam(right)and continue along the river.Ground corn pours onto a barge in Iowa(top).A boat passes through Iowa,pushing a barge down the Mississippi(bottom).The Mighty Mississippi Le
13、vel H78The Upper RiverAt first,the river flows through many locks and dams.Together,they make it safe for boats to travel.They hold back water so boats dont hit the river bottom.Boats on this part of the river carry wheat and corn down south.The grain helps feed the world.This lock(left)on the Upper
14、 Mississippi can raise or lower boats.Then they can pass around the dam(right)and continue along the river.Ground corn pours onto a barge in Iowa(top).A boat passes through Iowa,pushing a barge down the Mississippi(bottom).The Mighty Mississippi Level H910A big,muddy river comes in from the west.It
15、mixes with the clear waters of the Mississippi.The Mississippi grows wide and brown.The Lower RiverAnother big river comes in from the east.It joins the Mississippi,too.The river grows deep and even wider.Three states meet where the Ohio River(right)joins the Mississippi River(left).Eight miles nort
16、h of the St.Louis Arch(right),the Missouri joins the Mississippi(above).Mississippi RiverMissouri RiverMississippi RiverOhio RiverKentuckyMissouriIllinoisThe Mighty Mississippi Level H910A big,muddy river comes in from the west.It mixes with the clear waters of the Mississippi.The Mississippi grows
17、wide and brown.The Lower RiverAnother big river comes in from the east.It joins the Mississippi,too.The river grows deep and even wider.Three states meet where the Ohio River(right)joins the Mississippi River(left).Eight miles north of the St.Louis Arch(right),the Missouri joins the Mississippi(abov
18、e).Mississippi RiverMissouri RiverMississippi RiverOhio RiverKentuckyMissouriIllinoisThe Mighty Mississippi Level H1112The Mississippi often floods.The floods are messy,but they leave behind rich soil.The lower part of the river has big cities,too.A Louisiana man rescues his cat after a flood in 201
19、2.His home took on 12 feet(4 m)of water.The Mighty Mississippi Level HNew Orleans,Louisiana1112The Mississippi often floods.The floods are messy,but they leave behind rich soil.The lower part of the river has big cities,too.A Louisiana man rescues his cat after a flood in 2012.His home took on 12 fe
20、et(4 m)of water.The Mighty Mississippi Level HNew Orleans,Louisiana1314Boats carry iron and steel,rubber,paper,and wood.Some of these things move back up the river.Some move farther south.River otters play in the upper river.Pallid sturgeon enter with the muddy Missouri River.Bald eagles nest in tal
21、l trees along the upper river.Alligators swim in the lower river,where the water is warmer.The river gets deeper as it nears the Gulf of Mexico.Bigger ships appear here.The Mighty Mississippi Level HAnimals Along the River1314Boats carry iron and steel,rubber,paper,and wood.Some of these things move
22、 back up the river.Some move farther south.River otters play in the upper river.Pallid sturgeon enter with the muddy Missouri River.Bald eagles nest in tall trees along the upper river.Alligators swim in the lower river,where the water is warmer.The river gets deeper as it nears the Gulf of Mexico.B
23、igger ships appear here.The Mighty Mississippi Level HAnimals Along the River1516The Mighty MississippiThe rain that fell on the lake has reached the sea at last.Some of that water may return to the lake as rain some day.It may make the journey all over again.And again.Glossarydams(n.)barriers that
24、stop the flow of water(p.7)floods(v.)covers a large area of land with water(p.11)journey(n.)a long trip(p.15)locks(n.)gated sections in a river or canal in which the water level is raised and lowered to allow ships and boats to pass(p.7)Mississippi a major river in the River(n.)United States that fl
25、ows from Minnesota to the Gulf of Mexico (p.5)wade(v.)to walk in shallow water,such as at the edge of a beach(p.5)This image from space shows the rivers end.At the bottom left,the river empties into the Gulf of Mexico.The Mighty Mississippi Level H1516The Mighty MississippiThe rain that fell on the
26、lake has reached the sea at last.Some of that water may return to the lake as rain some day.It may make the journey all over again.And again.Glossarydams(n.)barriers that stop the flow of water(p.7)floods(v.)covers a large area of land with water(p.11)journey(n.)a long trip(p.15)locks(n.)gated secti
27、ons in a river or canal in which the water level is raised and lowered to allow ships and boats to pass(p.7)Mississippi a major river in the River(n.)United States that flows from Minnesota to the Gulf of Mexico (p.5)wade(v.)to walk in shallow water,such as at the edge of a beach(p.5)This image from
28、 space shows the rivers end.At the bottom left,the river empties into the Gulf of Mexico.The Mighty Mississippi Level Hwww.readinga-The Mighty MississippiLevel H Leveled Book Learning AZWritten by Caryn SwarkAll rights reserved.www.readinga-CorrelationLEVEL HH131414Fountas&PinnellReading RecoveryDRA
29、Photo Credits:Front cover,back cover:Nathan Benn/Corbis;title page:Nathan Benn/Ottochrome/Corbis;page 3:PhotoStock-Israel/Alamy;page 4:Ben Zastovnik/D;page 5:National Geographic Image Collection/Alamy;page 7:jferrer/iStock/Thinkstock;page 8(top):Scott Sinklier/Agstockusa/age fotostock;page 8(bottom)
30、:Stock Connection Blue/Alamy;page 9(main):Byron Jorjorian/Science Source;page 9(inset):James Montgomery/JAI/Corbis;page 10:courtesy of NASA;page 11:Julie Dermansky/Julie Dermansky/Corbis;page 12:Henryk Sadura/Tetra Images/Corbis;page 13:USDA Photo/Alamy;page 14(top):Jared Hobbs/All Canada Photos/Cor
31、bis;page 14(top center):Dan Whobrey/iStock/Thinkstock;page 14(bottom center):Joel Sartore/National Geographic Creative;page 14(bottom):Louise A Heusinkveld/Alamy;page 14(background):Thinkstock/Stockbyte/Thinkstock;page 15:Planet Observer/Science SourceTitle page:A paddlewheel riverboat on the Missis
32、sippi River south of Memphis,TennesseePage 3:Two girls fish the Mississippi River in Minnesota.Written by Caryn SwarkThe Mighty Mississippiwww.readinga-Visit www.readinga- for thousands of books and materials.Written by Caryn SwarkThe Mighty MississippiA Reading AZ Level H Leveled BookWord Count:226The Mighty MississippiLEVELED BOOK H