Fruits & Vegetables
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Synopsis
Depicts a bud on an apple tree as it grows into an apple, ripens, is harvested, and provides seeds as a promise for the future.
Children's Literature
The bold and clever cut-paper illustrations make this straightforward approach to learning the life cycle of the apple tree quite appealing. It's a level one "Hello Reader" book designed to "make your child a better reader". But the elementary text is anything but boring. There are suggestions for parents on how to read to your child, and afterwards, how to listen to your child read. Reading and science combined!
Editorials
Children's Literature -
The bold and clever cut-paper illustrations make this straightforward approach to learning the life cycle of the apple tree quite appealing. It's a level one "Hello Reader" book designed to "make your child a better reader". But the elementary text is anything but boring. There are suggestions for parents on how to read to your child, and afterwards, how to listen to your child read. Reading and science combined!School Library Journal
PreS-Gr 1Marzollo details the life of an apple from bud to flower to fruit to market to table. The story unfolds in simple sentences in large, easy-to-read type. Moffatt's full-color collages are pleasing and uncluttered. The focus is on the apple and its growing cycle. The illustrator creates a 3-D effect that makes the pictures seem to lift off the page. As the petals fall, young readers will want to reach out to catch them and will eagerly turn the page to see what surprises may be waiting. This series entry presents a science concept in a simple, straightforward way. When you use it in storyhour, have some apples ready for munching.Mary Ann Bursk, Bucks County Free Library, Levittown, PABook Details
Published
January 1, 1997
Publisher
Scholastic, Inc.
Pages
32
Format
Paperback
ISBN
9780590372237