Suzanne Venino

This is an informational book that teaches children all the different changes that happen in autumn, or fall. It talks about the different colors the leaves change and why. It tells us which insects die in the autumn months and which ones build a guard and stay alive. It informs us of different fruits that are ripe for picking and eating. This is a fun way to learn about important things such as why the weather changes so many different things around us.

I read this book to my own children show more and they had a much better understanding of what changes take place during the autumn months and why.They really enjoyed the very bright colored pages.

This book would be very useful in a classroom to learn about the autumn months and what changes take place. I would have the class draw a picture of how they view autumn. show less

Brief Summary:
This nonfiction picture book explores the changes that occur during autumn, including the transformation of leaves, animals preparing for winter, and the harvesting of crops, through engaging text and vivid photographs.

Classroom Use:
Ideal for introducing young students to the concept of seasonal changes, it encourages observation of nature and can inspire related art and science projects.

Ages: 4-8

This is very good for an oldre book. Quality photography fills up oversized pages, showing the excitement and beautiful colors and changes we can experience in the Fall

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