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Nights of the Pufflings by Carmen Souder

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Page 1: Nights of the Pufflings by Carmen Souder Puffins are black and white birds with reddish beaks

Nights of the Pufflings

by Carmen Souder

Page 2: Nights of the Pufflings by Carmen Souder Puffins are black and white birds with reddish beaks

Puffins are black and white birds with reddish beaks.

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Millions of puffins return to an island in Iceland after a winter at sea. They come to lay eggs and raise puffin chicks.

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Lundi is the Icelandic word for-

•clown. island.•puffin. chick.

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puffin

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Puffins are referred to as “clowns of the sea”.

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Tapping their beaks together.

How do pairs of puffins “talk” to each other?

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underground

Where do the puffins build their nest?

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What was the author’s purpose for writing this selection?

To teach people about how the children of Iceland help the baby pufflings go to sea for the winter.

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When it is time for Halla and her friends to get out their flashlights and boxes for the nights of the pufflings, and what does this mean?

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The pufflings leave their burrows for their first flight. Most of the birds splash land in the sea below, however some get confused by the village lights and crash-land in the village. The children rescue the baby birds and take them to the beach to set them free at sea.