Plants Feed Me

With colorful illustrations and just one line of text per page, this book introduces young readers to the edible parts of a plant. The first few pages that describe eating the leaves, the roots, the bulbs, the stems and flowers would pair well with Janet Steven's TOPS and BOTTOMS. If you read the

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nonfiction first, the listeners would certainly pick up fast what exactly was going on as one animal dupes another in Steven's trickster tale.

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Plants Feed Me talks about all the plants and seeds we are able to have to eat. I think again this book would be a great lesson for students. On the some of the pages of the book, they show you the different parts to a plant there are. The book also mentions they sometimes we eat the roots of the

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plant that is growing and not always the stem. The story really goes into kid friendly detail of how important plants really are to individuals and the whole world.

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I enjoyed this book very much and I would use it to hlep my students learn more about plants and seeds. The book is very informative with the plants and seeds we can eat. The book also has pictures that shows you plants as well. I would use this book in a lesson plan to help students learn more

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about plants.

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An informative introduction for young herbivores and omnivores.

This book shows various different plants, how they grow, and how they are used. It uses good terminology and doesn't water it down for children.
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