From flower to fruit to seed, this beautifully illustrated, expanding picture book introduces the cycle of growth in the plant world. Each page begins with the description of a different flower, briefly describing some of its changes. Unfold the page and the fruit is revealed. Featured are how peas, raspberries, corn, peaches, peanuts, and pumpkins grow, "where once a flower bloomed". Included at the end are a index and directions for growing each of the featured vegetables and fruits. For deeper explanation of the process of pollination, you will need to follow the internet extensions below. Internet Extensions The
Kids Wings Literature Guide for Pick,
Pull, Snap! Where Once a Flower Bloomed
Contains: Two
Page Readers Theater A
Unit for Pick,
Pull, Snap! Where Once a Flower Bloomed
is one of 42 units
Literary Connections: Scarlette Beane by Karen Wallace (fantasy) Seeds, Seed Seeds by Karen Wallace Seeds by Lynn M. Stone Whose Garden is It? by Mary Ann Hoberman (poetry) The Flower Hunter by Deborah Kogan Ray (biography) Diary
of a Worm by Doreen Cronin
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