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Apples, Apples Everywhere!

Learning About Apple Harvests

Robin KoontzSeries: Autumn (Various)
4.7
(12)
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Pages
24
Year
2019
Language
English
Publisher
Capstone

About

Autumn is apple harvest time. Come along on a trip to the apple orchard. Find out how apples are picked and stored. Learn which apples are best for munching. But watch out for the apple worms!

Related Subjects

  • Cooking & Food
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  • Trees & Forests
  • Science & Nature

Extended Details

  • Lexile225L
  • SeriesAutumn (Various)

Reviews

"These four books are intended to give children basic scientific information about the featured topic. The double-page illustrations depicting the flora and fauna of the books' settings are rich and warm, but the computer-generated people look stiff and are a bit jarring against the more realistic backgrounds. Two children's exploration of and conversation about each topic inevitably lead to the e
School Library Journal

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Robin KoontzAuthor

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