Exploring Seeds (First Step Nonfiction — Let's Look at Plants)
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Explore and learn about seeds in this first-step nonfiction book from First Steps. Each spread features a different seed, with hands-on opportunities to explore the shape and texture of seeds as well as their role in our lives. Find out about plants that produce edible or handy seeds, such as strawberries, cupcakes, and tray seedlings. Soon your little one will be ready to learn even more this season! Let's look at plants together! This book is about seeds. Join the author of this book and discover seeds! Open the gatefold pages to reveal facts about seeds, germination, and growth. Fold back flaps and learn about different kinds of seeds. Slide open a window in the back cover to find out which plants need pollination. If you have a little one who is interested in plants, then this book will be a great addition to your home. It's written in simple language that even a toddler could understand, and it explains in detail different kinds of seeds with colorful pictures. Have you ever seen seeds before? Would you know what they look like or how they grow? This book will tell you all about the different kinds of seeds and what they need to grow. It's a fun book that will help you understand seeds better.
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Look familiar? This is a seed! Seeds give plants a head start, letting them make new plants. Some seeds stay in their garden beds so they can grow into big, full plants; others scatter to the wind when tiny, dippy animals like birds eat their fruit or carry their seeds after climbing on tricky plants like vines. Some seeds even float in water for months or years before making new plants that sprout from the water's surface. The pages of this book will offer clues to look for as you search for seeds in your garden or outside. Discover what kind of tiny package seeds are hidden in, how they travel through the air and how they get where they're going, and more! What is a seed? When do seeds start growing? What is inside a seed? Why do we eat seeds? This book answers all of these questions and more in an easy-to-understand format that's perfect for young readers! A simple, brightly colored photo book designed to show young children the parts that plants grow from. Introduces young readers to botany and the rainbow of flowers, fruits, and seeds through vivid photography. This book introduces the life cycle of seeds and how they develop from plants. It helps students understand the life cycle of a seed and its connection to the larger ecosystem. This book is an introduction to seeds used around the world, including flowers, vegetables, and trees. School's out! Time to go exploring in the park. Can you spot the tall tree, the little flowers, and red berries? But where do all those things grow? And what are they called? Learn all about seeds in this colorful book that helps kids identify them outdoors. From acorns to watermelon seeds, this book introduces young readers to a variety of seed types, including the parts of each seed and where they grow. By turning each page of this First Step Nonfiction reader, preschoolers learn how seeds are similar or different from one another and how growing makes them change into plants. This book is part of the First Step Nonfiction series. It is intended for young readers who are interested in plants and gardening. This series has been created to interest children in nonfiction topics by emphasizing real-life connections and effects. Let's look at seeds. Some seeds grow in special places. Others need help from animals. Can you find the seeds that live underwater? Can you match the seed with its plant? Is this a seed or a flower? Welcome to the world of plants. Seeds grow in so many different ways. Some grow on big plants, some on small ones. Some even grow underwater or in the sunshine! Seeds can be round and flat, or bumpy and wrinkled. There are many, many seeds to discover! Enjoy this look at seeds with your child. Did you know seeds come in a variety of shapes and sizes? Some are small, some are large, but all plants need seeds to grow. Here's a book that will show you this and more, complete with fun facts throughout the pages. Let's explore seeds! Open this book and embark on an exploration of seeds. Learn how they grow, what they start to make, and how they turn into plants. Read all about their incredible journeys with the three creatures who share their stories here.- A seed butterfly- A bird couple- A flying squirrel trio We can explore seeds with our eyes and our hands. Seeds grow into plants. We can even help them grow. Let's check out some seeds! There are thousands of different types of seeds found in the world we live in. Some seeds we use as food, while others help make things grow. Seeds can be big or small, black or white.
You can't see, hear, smell, or feel them, but seeds are tiny power plants. They send out tiny root hairs to look for water; they send out a probe to draw nutrients from the soil; and they make strong pits so that their babies won't float away! Do you love to grow plants in the yard or garden? Many different plants develop seeds. You can eat seeds, like pumpkin and sunflower seeds. You might find different kinds of seeds in kitchen drawers. From the beginning writer and illustrator of My First Big Book of Colors comes a new board book series featuring stunning photography and simple text to introduce little ones to new concepts in a fun way.2.jpg)
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