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Albert's Field Trip

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Albert the duck leads his class on a field trip to Georgie and Gracie's Apple Farm, and they all enjoy songs on the bus, pick apples, and eat freshly baked pies. By the author of Albert's Alphabet.

32 pages, Hardcover

First published September 1, 1993

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July 22, 2013
A cute story with our favorite goose, Albert, going to an apple farm with a busload of kids. I loved Albert as the school carpenter in our previous book, but not as much in this one. It took me a bit to even realize this was the same Albert. My kids were mostly bored with the story, seeing as there were quite a few words on each page, but some of the pictures held their attention, and it generated conversation about our yearly foray to the apple farm to pick our own and take hayrides. I enjoyed it, so I think I'll keep this in mind for a future read.
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September 8, 2017
Way too many words for young kids and the art isn't that great, but cute story. It'd odd that it's written from a first person perspective but we don't know which animal is telling the story because it's not Albert.
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July 28, 2018
Albert’s class goes to Georgie and Gracie’s Apple Farm. They pick apples and send them through the apple washer. They visit the apple juice room and eat apple pies. But the best part of the field trip is when they get home.
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September 27, 2013
Albert leads a class from Pleasant Valley School on a field trip to Georgie and Gracie's apple farm. There are songs on the bus and a visit to a barn and the orchard, where the children pick their own apples and squeeze them into juice.
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