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“That's enough. Next, rub the sun to make it hotter.“

I loved everything about this book it has beautiful simple illustrations and is very informational. I can picture this book with a lesson about how things grow. Students could even plant their own seeds and watch them grow.

This is a great book for new readers. It is engaging in its interactive nature and teaches children about how things grow from a tiny seed.

“wiggle your fingers to add some water.“

I would read this book to a preschool or kindergarten classroom. It is interactive and engaging while teaching children about the life of a plant and what it needs to survive.

(picturebook) this book is very interactive with simple illustrations. It encourages young readers to use their hands and symbolizes the actions of taking care of and growing a plant. It is rythmatic and engaging.

Oh, look! There's magic everywhere!

The illustrations in this book were very simple and realistic to the way children probably draw. It was pleasing to look at, not too much was on the page for distractions. I would use this book in a classroom!

I would use this book in the classroom for an interactive lesson on plants and nature/outdoors. It is interactive for the children, it tells them to clap before the next page to see it rain and the next page is rainy. I think this is cool for children because they feel involved in the reading and familiar with the content.