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Grow Your Own Green Beans

Lisa J. AmstutzSeries: Pebble Maker Grow
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Year
2025
Language
English
Publisher
Capstone

About

Readers don't need to just eat their green beans, they can grow them too! Simple instructions on how to plant and care for bean plants gives readers a chance to do a project they can be proud of.

Related Subjects

  • Gardening
  • Juvenile Nonfiction
  • Crafts & Hobbies
  • Experiments & Projects
  • Science & Nature

Reviews

"Readers learn to grow their favorite plants in this series. Each title starts with a table of contents, and vocabulary is in bold throughout the text. The end of each title includes a glossary. Short paragraphs are accompanied by photos and diagrams. A description of the plant is given along with a list of materials needed to help it grow, followed by step-by-step instructions for planting and care. The final pages have a "Take It Further" feature where readers learn how to use the plant they have grown, "you can add [basil] to soups or sauces. Put chopped leaves on pizza…" (Grow Your Own Basil). With help from a teacher or caregiver, these titles give students the opportunity to see the full life cycle of a plant. VERDICT A good introduction and basic instruction guide for young elementary readers on how to grow plants."
School Library Journal

Extended Details

  • SeriesPebble Maker Grow

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    Lisa J. AmstutzAuthor