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Apples Every where! Apples,
T he ill u s t rations i n th i s b o o k w e r e c r e a ted d i gi t ally a n d wi t h p e n ci l.Picture Window Books
1710 Roe Crest Drive
North Mankato, MN 56003
www.capstonepub.com
Copyright 2011 by Picture Window Books, a Capstone imprint.
All rights reserved. No part of this book may be reproduced
without written permission from the publisher. The publisher
takes no responsibility for the use of any of the materials or
methods described in this book, nor for the products thereof.
Library of Congress Cataloging- in- Publication Data
Koontz, Robin Michal.
Apples, apples everywhere! : learning about apple harvests / by Robin
Koontz ; illustrated by Nadine Takvorian.
p. cm. ( Autumn)
Includes index.
ISBN 978- 1- 4048- 6012- ( library binding)
ISBN 978- 1- 4048- 6388- ( paperback) ISBN 978-1-5435-9615-1 (eBook)
Apples Harvesting Juvenile literature. I.
Takvorian, Nadine. II.
Title. III. Series: Autumn ( Series) SB363.35. K66 2010
634'. D. , P r o f esso r o f E n g li s h
M i n n esota S t a t e U n i v e r s i t y, M a n k a t o
N a th a n G a s s man, a r t d ir e c tor; Ja n e K l e n k, p ro d u c ti o n s p e c ialist
S h e l ly L y o n s, e d it or ; Lo ri B y e , d e si g ner
Plants are turning brown.The air smells fresh.
It feels chilly.
Time to pick apples! Its not summer anymore.
Wow! Look atall the apples!
At the apple , trees sagwith fruit.
Welcome to our
apple .
Apples come in shades of red, yellow, or green.
Apples can be as small as a cherry.
They can be as big as a grapefruit.
Wow, that
ones huge!
I got it!
In the orchard people are busy pickingand packing apples.
Wow! Look atall the apples!
At the apple , trees sagwith fruit.
Welcome to our
apple .
Apples come in shades of red, yellow, or green.Apples can be as small as a cherry.
They can be as big as a grapefruit.
Wow, that
ones huge!
I got it!
In the orchard people are busy pickingand packing apples.
Fruit ladders help
workers reach apples high in the tall trees.
We need a lot ofhelp in .
We could eat
some of those.
Dont drop that apple!
Workers put the apples in boxes. Itsbest to store apples in a cool place. An apple rots quickly
if its bruised.
Apple worms live inside some apples. Apple worms are really
moth cat erpillars. The eat the seeds and fruit.
Later they squirm their way out.
Whats worse than findinga worm in your apple? Finding half a worm.
Yuk!
Some apples taste . People like to use
them for baking pies.
I like the sour ones.Pucker up!
Sweet, crunchy apples are best for munching.Apples can be used for games too!
We can bob for apples
because they float. Lets bob for apples!
is made from apples. First thefruit is crushed. Then the apple juice
pours into a bucket.
Whats that sweet smell? Apple cider!
People have harvested apples for thousands of years. Its fun to celebrate the apple harvest with others.
ScissorsHeavy- duty paper plate
Crayons or markers
Piece of heavy string or twine about inches (15 centimeters) long
Small branches of evergreen trees or shrubs
Other dried materials such as seedpods, grasses, leaves, and cones
White glue
Dried apple rings from a store or homemade
What you need:
What you do:
Cut a circle from the center of the paper plate to make a ring shape.
Color the paper ring as a background for your wreath.
Using the scissors, poke a small hole in the paper ring.
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