The Tiny Seed
4.2
24
5
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Paperback(Reprint)
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7.57
$7.57
Product Details
| ISBN-13: | 9780689842443 |
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| Publisher: | Aladdin |
| Publication date: | 04/01/2001 |
| Series: | World of Eric Carle Series |
| Edition description: | Reprint |
| Pages: | 40 |
| Sales rank: | 25,670 |
| Product dimensions: | 8.00(w) x 11.25(h) x 0.30(d) |
| Age Range: | 4 - 8 Years |
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Tiny Seed
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I like how simple the book is. I don¿t see it being used in a secondary setting but it¿s nicely written. The book talks about a seeds life through the seasons. It starts off in autumn with lots of seeds. It also talks about the growth of the seed into a flower .As the book changes season again it tells how the flower releases seeds to start the process all over again. I don¿t see this book being used in any type of lesson .
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"The Tiny Seed" by Eric Carle is a fun and easy book for all ages. The story follows where the tiny seeds go from season to season across a lot of land. Sometimes the seed does not germinate, other times the seed germinates but the plant dies. Eventually a seed sews and grows into a giant flower and everyone admires it. The flower eventually dies and the seeds are dispersed once again. The story teaches the basics of botany and plant science.
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This is a cute book that is very easy to read that follows the life of a seed as it floats through the sky avoiding different obstacles along the way. The book shows many of the different dangers that a seed must get through in order to become a flower. this book would be good to introduce plants and the life cycle of plants as well as helping the kids understand why a seed might not ever become a plant.
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growing, flowers, seed, nature, plants, science, life cycle, picture book
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Eric Carle is a timeless children's book author who I remember enjoying as a child, though I hadn't read this book yet. It tells the story of a tiny seed and it's journey growing into a flower, then showed how the process repeats. But the illustrations are what really grab the attention. His style is easily recognizable - layers of paint that resemble paper collage and paint splatters - it's very fun.
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This is a great book to use with a unit on plants for Earth Day!
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A seed can travel through the air and land far away from where it was formed. This tiny seed goes through all the seasons and around the Earth. It survives birds, the sun, and the ocean. The seed amazes the people of the town where it lands to grow bigger than all the other flowers around it. Then, as is supposed to happen, a gust of wind opens the seed pod and the process starts over again. This book has beautiful illustrations and is good for a science lecture on seasons and basic plant life.
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This book is poetic, yet it has simple text and great collage pictures. The picture dramatize the life cycle of all plants, as one tiny seed grown into an enormous sunflower.
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This story is one of a tiny seed and it's journey to becoming a big, beautiful flower. It can be used in the classroom for teaching the plant cycle and their relationship with seasons. Digging deeper, I realized that each and every person can connect with the seed because everyone goes through and sees different obstacles which helps them grow into a bigger and better person. I really enjoyed the lessons taught in this book and absolutely love how Carle used a flower to teach a variety of lessons. The illustrations are colorful and bright, further keeping the reader's attention.
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This is a great informational book about how seeds grow and what they need to survive and what thing could harm them. As always with Eric Carle the illustrations support the text so well. This would be a great book to use in a lesson on how plants grow. In kinder I might have them draw a plant and the main parts. I might also have them draw the stages.
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Love this book! I read it twice duing a plant unit to kindergarteners. We read it and then we drew a picture of our favorite plant and wrote about what it needs to grow. Some students wrote that the seed shouldn't catch on fire from the sun. I remember one girl was shocked that a seed could drown, she just thought that was the strangest thing. I figure if I could read this book twice with in two weeks and have 100% engagment with kindergarteners, then it must be a good book. Not only good, but educational.
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Everything about this book is great and 4th and 5th graders would really appreciate the concept of the life of the seed to the flower. This would be a great book to use during the unit about how things in the environment grow and all that can happen to them along the way. I love Eric Carle's writing style and the pictures are amazing!
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It is a cheap version of the original book. Not impressive in the slightest.
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Eric Carle captures the growth of a seed perfectly through his words and illustrations.
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I love Eric Carle's books and it has helped my daughter learn to read
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My seven-year-old son is always planting and transplanting trees, flowers and other plants, and he loves this book which shows him how a plant goes thru changes throughout the seasons.
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I use this book when I'm doing Jack and the Beanstalk to teach about the cycle of a seed. The kids love it and so do I!!!!
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I loved this book. It was one of the first books I read as a child, and it is amazing. I use it in my volunteer work at elementary schools, and all the kids really get into the story. Great pictures.
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This is a good book because it has good pictures. The illustrator used alot of color and interesting art techniques. Plus this book has a lot of information to teach you about seeds and plants. But I'm still scared of flowers with bees on them.
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