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A visit to an Apple and Pumpkin Farm

A visit to an Apple and Pumpkin Farm. By: Mary Lou Whelan, Mary McManus & Susan Whitney July 19, 2002. Visit to an Apple & Pumpkin Farm. At the Farm How an apple grows How a pumpkin grows Animals at the farm. The Apple Orchard. Plant apple seeds in the soil.

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A visit to an Apple and Pumpkin Farm

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  1. A visit to an Apple and Pumpkin Farm By: Mary Lou Whelan, Mary McManus & Susan Whitney July 19, 2002

  2. Visit to an Apple &Pumpkin Farm • At the Farm • How an apple grows • How a pumpkin grows • Animals at the farm

  3. The Apple Orchard • Plant apple seeds in the soil. • Seeds will grow into little sprouts. • A tree will grow. • Apple blossoms that are pollinated will grow into apples. • In the fall apples are ready to pick.

  4. Created by Mary McManus in Kid Pix

  5. The Pumpkin Patch • Plant pumpkin seeds in the soil. • The seeds will germinate and sprout. • Pumpkins will develop into vines, that grow along the ground. • Leaves, then blossoms, will appear to be pollinated. • The pumpkin will begin to grow from the blossom. They are green until the fall when they begin to turn orange.

  6. Created by Susan Whitney in Kid Pix

  7. Animals on the Farm • Many farms have animals called livestock. • It is a lot of work to take care of all the different animals. • The animals live in a barn on the farm. • There are also fields to let the animals move around and graze on the grass. • All the animals eat certain foods that the farmer feeds them.

  8. Created by Mary Lou Whelan in Kid Pix

  9. Works Sited • Slide 1-Apple http://www.mit.edu/activities/burton1/activ-ities/applepicking.html • Slide 1-Pumpkin http://www.kiddyhouse.com/Teachers/ • Slide 2- Apple Tree http://www.bow.k12.nh.us/pcain/visitto.htm

  10. Additional Website Resources • Pumpkin Theme: http://atozteacherstuff.com/themes/pumpkins.shtml

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