Isbn: 9798170529315 - what is a garden?: seeds, sprouts, flowers, and food (look closer! science) (4 resultados)

Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - A garden may look quiet. But underneath the soil, inside the leaves, and between the flowers, something is always happening.A seed cracks open. A tiny root pushes down into the soil. A stem reaches toward the light. Bees visit flowers. Fruits begin to grow. And eventually, new seeds are ready to start the whole story again.What Is a Garden takes young readers inside this busy living world and follows a plant from seed to sprout, flower, fruit, and seed again.Along the way, children discover why plants need sunlight and water, what roots are doing underground, how leaves help a plant grow, why flowers matter, how bees move pollen, and how many of the foods on our plates begin with a plant.The science is connected to things children can actually see - a strawberry growing, a tomato ripening, a bee landing on a flower, or a seed beginning to sprout.Inside the book, young readers will explore: - What is hidden inside a seed- How the first root and shoot begin to grow- Why plants need water, light, air, and nutrients- What roots, stems, and leaves actually do- How flowers become fruits- Why bees and other pollinators matter- Where new seeds come from- How familiar fruits and vegetables grow- The complete journey from seed ? plant ? flower ? fruit ? seedWith bright illustrations, clear explanations, and plenty to discover on every page, What Is a Garden turns an ordinary patch of plants into a place full of science.After reading it, a child may never look at a garden in quite the same way again. Brum, Alex (ilustrador).…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. A garden may look quiet. But underneath the soil, inside the leaves, and between the flowers, something is always happening.A seed cracks open. A tiny root pushes down into the soil. A stem reaches toward the light. Bees visit flowers. Fruits begin to grow. And eventually, new seeds are ready to start the whole story again.What Is a Garden? takes young readers inside this busy living world and follows a plant from seed to sprout, flower, fruit, and seed again.Along the way, children discover why plants need sunlight and water, what roots are doing underground, how leaves help a plant grow, why flowers matter, how bees move pollen, and how many of the foods on our plates begin with a plant.The science is connected to things children can actually see - a strawberry growing, a tomato ripening, a bee landing on a flower, or a seed beginning to sprout.Inside the book, young readers will explore: What is hidden inside a seedHow the first root and shoot begin to growWhy plants need water, light, air, and nutrientsWhat roots, stems, and leaves actually doHow flowers become fruitsWhy bees and other pollinators matterWhere new seeds come fromHow familiar fruits and vegetables growThe complete journey from seed plant flower fruit seedWith bright illustrations, clear explanations, and plenty to discover on every page, What Is a Garden? turns an ordinary patch of plants into a place full of science.After reading it, a child may never look at a garden in quite the same way again. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. Brum, Alex (ilustrador).…

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. A garden may look quiet. But underneath the soil, inside the leaves, and between the flowers, something is always happening.A seed cracks open. A tiny root pushes down into the soil. A stem reaches toward the light. Bees visit flowers. Fruits begin to grow. And eventually, new seeds are ready to start the whole story again.What Is a Garden? takes young readers inside this busy living world and follows a plant from seed to sprout, flower, fruit, and seed again.Along the way, children discover why plants need sunlight and water, what roots are doing underground, how leaves help a plant grow, why flowers matter, how bees move pollen, and how many of the foods on our plates begin with a plant.The science is connected to things children can actually see - a strawberry growing, a tomato ripening, a bee landing on a flower, or a seed beginning to sprout.Inside the book, young readers will explore: What is hidden inside a seedHow the first root and shoot begin to growWhy plants need water, light, air, and nutrientsWhat roots, stems, and leaves actually doHow flowers become fruitsWhy bees and other pollinators matterWhere new seeds come fromHow familiar fruits and vegetables growThe complete journey from seed plant flower fruit seedWith bright illustrations, clear explanations, and plenty to discover on every page, What Is a Garden? turns an ordinary patch of plants into a place full of science.After reading it, a child may never look at a garden in quite the same way again. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. Brum, Alex (ilustrador).…