efer to the Newsela article "Real-Life Pet Detective Helps Find Lost Animals." Read the excerpt from the Newsela article “Real-L
ife Pet Detective Helps Find Lost Animals.” Katz asked Brandon several questions to figure out if Oliver is friendly or shy. She asked questions like, "What would Oliver do if I walked into your house with no key and didn't knock first?" As they spoke, Katz jotted down information and pulled up Google Maps to plot the location of the grocery store relative to Brandon and Oliver's home. What central idea of "Real-Life Pet Detective Helps Find Lost Animals" does this paragraph help develop? Katz wondered how Oliver would react when she found him. Katz got information about Oliver's personality and his owner's neighborhood. Pet detectives use facts about pets' behavior to find those that are lost. Pet detectives use technology to help them conduct research.
How the deer got his horns sounds like a story of a deer or kid growing into adulthood, it also sounds like the story <span>How The Deer Got His Antlers.</span>
Many museum professionals have their own story and experience connected with the history or artifacts of the museum. They often want to share their knowledge and inspire people with their stories and ideas.
