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The Three Friends and the Pumpkins / Go to School / and the Apples / and the Leaves

by Tomie dePaola

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This book is about three friends who liked a apple tree. Throughout the seasons the friends watch the apple tree go from bare to full. They then pick the apples and eat them.
I like the way the books go through the seasons and paints a picture of how the tree looks during the different seasons.
we could use this book to talk about the seasons, have an apple experiment, and talk about friends. ( )
  phyllistinefoster | Jan 31, 2009 |
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