Blossom Babies: How to Tell the Life Story to Little Children
Blossom Babies: How to Tell the Life Story to Little Children
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The barberry is one of these, for as soon as the bee's tongue touches the nectar cup, if not before, the five stamens which extend away from the pistil, rise, turn inward, and clasp the bee around his waist. Plants like this and the sundew, which eat meat, are sometimes considered "connecting links" between the plant and the animal world.
THREE LITTLE ARBUTUS BLOSSOMS Thbee little arbutus blossoms peeped up out of the leaves and grasses. It was early spring, so early that the tiny little blosso...ms half wondered, as they saw no other flowers awake, if they would not better go to sleep again. The sun, however, was glad to see them; so they pushed up higher and higher until they could see the sun himself. Then the bees came, early spring bees, and these too were glad to see the little arbutus blossoms.
"We are longing for nectar," said the bees; "it is well for us that you have come." "And we have the sweetest nectar!" said the Arbutus blossoms, blushing with pleasure. "See, here it is — ^at the foot of our blossoms." "I am glad your tubes are no deeper," said the bees; "for if they were how could we reach the nectar?" "Ah, little bees, we thought of you when we built our tubes," said the Arbutus blossoms; "they have just the right depth for you." After the bees were gone away the three little blossoms began to look at each other.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The barberry is one of these, for as soon as the bee's tongue touches the nectar cup, if not before, the five stamens which extend away from the pistil, rise, turn inward, and clasp the bee around his waist. Plants like this and the sundew, which eat meat, are sometimes considered "connecting links" between the plant and the animal world.
THREE LITTLE ARBUTUS BLOSSOMS Thbee little arbutus blossoms peeped up out of the leaves and grasses. It was early spring, so early that the tiny little blosso...ms half wondered, as they saw no other flowers awake, if they would not better go to sleep again. The sun, however, was glad to see them; so they pushed up higher and higher until they could see the sun himself. Then the bees came, early spring bees, and these too were glad to see the little arbutus blossoms.
"We are longing for nectar," said the bees; "it is well for us that you have come." "And we have the sweetest nectar!" said the Arbutus blossoms, blushing with pleasure. "See, here it is — ^at the foot of our blossoms." "I am glad your tubes are no deeper," said the bees; "for if they were how could we reach the nectar?" "Ah, little bees, we thought of you when we built our tubes," said the Arbutus blossoms; "they have just the right depth for you." After the bees were gone away the three little blossoms began to look at each other.
What to read after Blossom Babies: How to Tell the Life Story to Little Children?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mara L Mara Louise Pratt Chadwick to read onlineMoreLess
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