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What Blossoms in Spring?

Jenna Lee GleisnerSeries: 21st Century Basic Skills Library: Let's Look at Spring
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Pages
24
Year
2014
Language
English
Publisher
Cherry Lake Publishing

About

This Level 1 guided reader examines plants that blossom in spring. Students will develop word recognition and reading skills while learning about flowering plants of spring, including lilacs and apple trees.|Index|Glossary of key words|Informative sidebars|Table of contents|Author/Illustrator biography|Each book in the Let's Look at Spring series introduces an aspect of changes and events that take place in the spring season. This colorful and engaging series encourages readers to observe the changes and events around them that take place in spring. Content is correlated to science and social studies curriculum standards regarding seasons, as well as how people, animals, and plants respond to seasonal changes. What Do You See? questions paired with full-page photos sharpen students' critical viewing and thinking skills.

Related Subjects

  • Trees & Forests
  • Science & Nature
  • Juvenile Nonfiction
  • Seasons
  • Concepts
  • Flowers & Plants

Extended Details

  • Lexile320L
  • Series21st Century Basic Skills Library: Let's Look at Spring

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Jenna Lee GleisnerAuthor