From Seed to Plant (Hardcover)

from edtech5

Gibbons, G., (1991). From seed to plant. New York: Holiday House. A colorfully illustrated book about how seeds grow into plants. The information is presented clearly with labeled drawings of plant flowers and the scientific names of the flower parts with brief definitions. The book also has an e...

from Miss_Annie_O

This book is a good reference point for studying plant life and how they grow. The illustrations are large and the text is easy to understand in lower grade levels. The first picture shows how many varieties of seeds there are and proceeds to explain that each seed will grow into the same kind of...

from rfary1

The book begins by talking about how plants make seeds and how seeds are the start of new plants. The book shows illustrations of a variety of different kinds of seeds as well as many different kinds of flowers/flowering plants. In separate illustrations further on in the book it labels the diffe...

from GaiaGonzales

In my opinion, I believe that this was a good informational book. I especially liked the illustrations in this book. The illustrator really made sure that every step of the process of a seed turning into a plant was well illustrated but still easy to understand. For example, the illustrator would...

from kba13

This non fiction book would be a great way to show the life of a seed to a plant. Using this book in a science lesson would be a way to incorporate reading into another subject.