Apples

by Ann L. Burckhardt

An introduction to apples includes instructions for making an apple pomander

Genres: Childrens

24 pages, Library Binding

First published August 1, 1996

Reviews

[midnightfaerie · Rating 4 out of 5]

We got a themed box of books from the library about Farms and this was one of the books. We loved this one. Educational and all about apples so the parents will like it, and bright pictures that any child will enjoy. There's also an activity in the back of the book on how to make an Apple Pomander to make your house smell nice. We plan on doing that in the fall as soon as we go apple picking!

[Haley · Rating 4 out of 5]

This book offers information on apples including; different kinds of apples, where apples grow, harvesting apples, the history of apples, and many other fun and interesting facts about apples. I think this book could be used as an interactive read-aloud and a great start to a lesson/unit on apples in the fall. The words on each page are short and to the point which allows a chance for the younger students to comprehend it and become engaged. There are also real photographs that match the information on the pages which offers a great visual for the students.

[Suzy · Rating 4 out of 5]

This tells how apples grow, kinds of apples, when to pick apples, the history of apples etc. A fun book teaching about where apples come from. I liked that there was an activity in the back of the book that you could do with your child afterward too.

[CFAITC]

This book, with Spanish text, shows the growing and harvesting of apples.