Carmen Bredeson - Can You Find These Flowers?

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Help pre-readers get a jump start on reading. These lively stories introduce simple concepts with repetition of words and short simple sentences. Photos and illustrations fill the pages with color and effectively enhance the text. Free Educator Guides are available for this series at www.enslow.com. Search for the All About Nature series name.

Guided Reading Level: E

Guided Reading Leveling System is based on the guidelines recommended by Fountas and Pinnell.

Word Count:

nectar (NEK tur)The sweet juice in a flower.

petal (PEH tuhl)

stem (STEM)

Helbrough, Emma. How Flowers Grow. London: Usborne, 2007.

Loves, June. Flowers. Philadelphia: Chelsea Club House, 2005.

Nelson, Tracy. Growing Flowers. Vero Beach, Fla.: Rourke Publishing, 2002.

National Geographic: Little Kids. Planting Seeds.

U.S. Forest Service. Celebrating Wildflowers.

black-eyed Susan, 8, 9

butterfly weed, 20, 21

clover, 10, 11

dandelion, 6, 7

forget-me-not, 22, 23

goldenrod, 12, 13

leaf, 4, 17, 21

nectar, 21

petal, 4, 9, 17, 23

Queen Annes lace, 18, 19

seeds, 7, 23

smells, 11, 23

stem, 4, 13, 15, 17, 19, 23

thistle, 14, 15

wood sorrel, 16, 17

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Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data

Bredeson, Carmen.
Can you find these flowers? / Carmen Bredeson and Lindsey Cousins.
p. cm. (All about nature)
Includes index.
Summary: Learn about wildflowers such as: goldenrod, dandelions, black-eyed susans, and forget-me-notsProvided by publisher.
ISBN 978-0-7660-3976-6
1. Wild flowersIdentificationJuvenile literature. I. Cousins, Lindsey. II. Title.
QK85.5.B74 2012
582.13dc23

2011014457

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