How Reading Books About Fruits And Vegetables Can Stimulate Interest And Curiosity In Healthy Eating Baby Touch and Feel: Colors and Shapes byDK: Introduce babies to colors and shapes, including fruits, with this interactive board book that features tactile elements for little hands to explore. Introducing students to fruits, trying them and then writing a persuasive review on which fruit is best and why. Go, Go, Grapes!: A Fruit Chant byApril Pulley Sayre: Engage in a lively fruit chant and explore the colorful world of fruits in this rhythmic and energetic picture book that encourages children to appreciate healthy eating. Despite the money and jobs this would bring, many fear it would destroy their town. When a violent death follows the crop burning, it looks as though someone is prepared to do anything to stop the scheme. Bruno will have to draw on all his local knowledge to reach the truth.Show less

Industrial sabotage spills over into murder. Bruno, chief of police must balance tradition and progress while bringing a killer to justice in the second instalment in this mouthwatering series of mysteries. Just before dawn one summer morning, Bruno is summoned by the wail of the siren in the little town of St Denis in the Perigord. A fire is raging in a local barn and spreading to the surrounding fields. When Bruno arrives at the scene, the smell of petrol leaves no doubt: it was arson. The barn belongs to an agricultural research company experimenting with genetically modified crops – an unpopular move in deeply traditional St Denis. Meanwhile, a Californian producer wants to set up a wine-making business in the valley. Simple and beautifully illustrated, this book shares the process of seed to plant while also also sharing the importance of compassion and joy of generosity. It has lovely illustrations and could be used to introduce children to different types of fruit or animals as part of an art or geography lesson.It's not hard to understand how Beauman graduated from Cambridge with a first class degree in History. She skilfully, and traces the story of the pineapple wonderfully. This really is incisive history. Blue Potatoes, Orange Tomatoes: Introduce kids to the joys of gardening! Learn about different color vegetablesandhow they grow while learningeasy recipes to make with the vegetables. This book is filled withcomprehensive text and bold illustrations. A simple book about counting and numbers with colorful photographs of a variety of fruits and vegetables. Wonderful for promoting counting and number recognition in young children while also talking about a vast number of edible plants. As a preschool teacher of 18 years, I can tell you for certain that books are a magical tool when it comes to opening up the world to young children. From the comfort of their couch or bed, children can be transported to fairytale villages, travel with knights on extraordinary adventures or see creatures and places they have yet to even imagine. Pin this post for later! Lemons Are Not Red byLaura Vaccaro Seeger: Challenge your child's imagination with this interactive book that invites them to discover unexpected colors and fruits while learning about basic concepts.

We are all about keeping learning fun. Sowhen my kids are interested in a particular activity or topic I try to incorporate it into our play. Our daughter is really into gardening, vegetables and seeds! Wetook a trip the library and found our favorite children’s books about gardens. The book uses relatively simple language and could probably be read independently by a six or seven year old. This said, it uses a variety of punctuation marks which could possibly used as a platform for a more advanced lesson. It allows preschoolers to learn about different colors, shapes, and sizes of fruits and vegetables, which can increase their knowledge and awareness. A classic tale of a caterpillar that starts its journey by munching on colorful fruits before transforming into a butterfly. This book is perfect for teaching children about the lifecycle of a butterfly and healthy food choices. Up, Down, And Around By Katherine AyresA Walk Among Trees – STEM Biology Topic for Grade School Kids Trees have been growing on our planet well before human beings appeared on it. Without their comforting shade and tasty fruit, our earth would be quite a barren place. Take a walk among trees in the King’s orchard to savour the taste, the … Introduce babies to the wonderful world of fruits with these engaging and interactive board books. With colorful illustrations and touch-and-feel elements, these books are perfect for little ones to explore and learn. The Fruits We Eat by Gail Gibbons – Learn everything you need to know about fruit in this informative nonfiction picture book. Young readers will find gorgeous watercolor illustrations, exciting facts, and delicious advice about nutrition. Read the companion book, The Vegetables We Eat, for more food-related fun! Fungus – An exciting and beautifully photographed non-fiction book about all types of mushrooms: or fungi. A great topic for school science projects. Another great Creative Commons book from Open Equal Free, categorised by OEF as Level 2, suitable for Grade2 to Grade 3, seven to eight year old children. By:Megan Smith, Elissa Alvey, Dane … All About Apples