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Out and About at the Apple Orchard

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Describes all that is involved in growing apples, covering planting, pollination, harvesting, and different varieties.

24 pages, Library Binding

First published August 1, 2002

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77 reviews4 followers
October 7, 2008
Summary: The students in the book go on a field trip to an apple orchard and learn about how apples grow, how they are picked, and what they are used for.
Genre: Informational Picture Book
Audience: K-3
Reading Level: Transitional Readers
Curricular Uses: Read-Aloud, Independent Reading
Literary Elements: Proceeds in sequential order through the seasons and includes additional facts and information on each page. Also includes an experiment, fun facts, words to know, and other books and websites to check out to learn more about apples.
Illustrations: Support the text and help the reader to better understand how apples grow on the trees. The illustrations help show the development and changes of the apple tree from spring to autumn.
Additional Comments: This book would be great to use during an informational unit about apples. It would be perfect to read if the students were able to go on a field trip to an apple orchard. May want to incorporate an activity with apples such as making applesauce or looking at the seeds inside an apple.
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September 27, 2013
Full-color illustrations and fact-filled text offer a behind-the-scenes tour at an apple orchard.
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113 reviews8 followers
February 2, 2017
A great book to use with kids. I will be using this in county fair horticulture building.
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