Ducking for Apples by Lynne Berry
Johnny Appleseed by Jodie Shepherd
Max & Mo Go Apple Picking by Patricia Lakin
Ned's New Home by Kevin Tseng *
Ten Apples Up on Top by Theo. LeSieg (Dr. Seuss) *
Ten Red Apples by Pat Hutchins *
Craft: Paper Plate Apple
Children were given a small paper plate, a craft stick, and a paper leaf to color. The paper plate had a small slit cut in it. The paper plate was colored as an apple with the leaf glued to the top. The craft stick was colored as a worm and stuck through the slit in the paper plate.
Literacy Extensions:
- Discuss all the different ways apples can be prepared to be eaten (i.e. - pie, applesauce, etc). See which is your family's favorite way to eat them.
- Try to extend the story Ten Red Apples by coming up with ten more animals that might steal the apples. Fit the animals and their sounds into the text.
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