Where do fruits come from?

A nice children's book, finely illustrated, that teaches the geographical origin of the most varied fruits. The vivid colors of mango, pineapple, apple, plum, banana, guava, grapes, apricot, etc., brighten up each page and allow the young reader to recognize and characterize these wonderful products of the nature.But there is much more in the book: from historical and cultural curiosities (because food is part of the material culture of the people) to activities that will undoubtedly excite the kids, such as preparing a strawberry jam.

$9.51

By: Jennifer Sarah Cooper, Francisco Zaragoza, Helga Montalvan
Pages: 38
Format: Paperback

OVERVIEW

A nice children's book, finely illustrated, that teaches the geographical origin of the most varied fruits. The vivid colors of mango, pineapple, apple, plum, banana, guava, grapes, apricot, etc., brighten up each page and allow the young reader to recognize and characterize these wonderful products of the nature.But there is much more in the book: from historical and cultural curiosities (because food is part of the material culture of the people) to activities that will undoubtedly excite the kids, such as preparing a strawberry jam.

Resource type

  • books

Learning context

  • for all

Activity type

  • independent work

Learning environment

  • on campus
  • at home

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