fruit

Text and illustrations explain the process of gardening using traditional and new organic methods, and includes various methods of food preservation.

Fruit is among the world’s tastiest foods, but there’s more to it than just being a delicious snack. This volume teaches readers that every time they bite into a piece of fruit, they’re actually eating an important plant part. Readers learn how to identify the basic parts of fruit, including the very important seeds contained within. This text supports important elementary science curricula, including life cycles and plant reproduction. The text’s age-appropriate language makes these essential science concepts easy to understand, creating a reading experience that’s both fun and educational.

An inspiring look at the fruits and vegetables around you written in a playful poetic form.

Photographs and simple text teach children how to count different kinds of fruit.

Two girls decide that when they walk to school each day they will pick a color and make up stories about fruits that are that color, and at night they will eat the fruits they thought of that day.

"An early reader's introduction to the connections between the fruits food group and staying healthy, benefits of fruits such as apples, nutritional concepts such as carbohydrates, and recipe instructions"--Provided by publisher.

Discusses where fruit comes from, how it gets to your plate, and what makes it such a healthy food choice.

To be healthy, we need to eat some foods from each of the five food groups: dairy, fruits, vegetables, grains, and proteins. Learn about all five food groups and find out why each is so important to a healthy life. Discover why eating a balanced diet is one of the best ways to lose weight, stay in shape, and keep your body healthy, and how you can do just that!.

Shows how to plant, grow, and harvest fruits.

Pete the Cat bites into a bad banana and vows never to eat bananas again, even though he generally likes the fruit.