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Plants and their children

By Frances Theodora Parsons

(3.5 stars) • 10 reviews

Discover the amazing world of plants and how they grow through colorful stories and real-life observations.

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2023-10-23
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Summary

"Plants and Their Children" by Frances Theodora Parsons is an educational book that teaches kids about different parts of plant life, such as how they grow and reproduce, while also highlighting their importance to the environment. It uses stories and illustrations to spark children's interest in nature and help them appreciate it. It starts by introducing plants through an apple example, using colorful descriptions of an apple to bring the topic to life. The book follows the full life cycle of an apple, from its flower to its fruit, using questions and other tactics to spark curiosity. It encourages hands-on learning and suggests that teachers use real-world observations in the classroom with nature, emphasizing the need for direct experience with the natural world. The goal is to help children understand and appreciate the relationship between plants, how they grow, and their own learning experiences.

About the Author

Frances Theodora Parsons, who initially published as Mrs. William Starr Dana, was an American naturalist and author active in the United States during the late 19th and early 20th centuries. She wrote a number of books, including a popular guide to American wildflowers.

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