The story of syrup : it starts with a maple tree

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Summary

Contents

Maple syrup is sweet. How is it made?
Workers plant trees
The trees grow
Workers drill holes
Sprouts are put in the holes
Workers hang buckets
The buckets are emptied
The barrels are taken away
The sap is heated
The maple syrup is poured
Time to eat!

Published Reviews

Booklist Review: "The Step by Step series (6 new titles) tracks the basic steps in a natural or human-made process. Whether it is a plant growing, an insect going through its life cycle, or a manufacturing process, each process is broken down into simple parts. In The Story of Syrup, a maple tree is planted and grows, after which the book shows its sap being harvested, boiled, and poured into bottles as syrup. Beginning readers will likely be able to decode the short sentences--only one or two per page--on their own, and liberal use of sequence words will help them follow the order of events. While the excessively simple text and frequent use of the passive voice might not hold readers' attention, the detailed, closeup photographs that illustrate each step of the processes will. Photos remain central in a four-item picture glossary, although not in the brief index. A simple introduction to popular science and manufacturing concepts, best for beginning readers."
From Booklist, Copyright (c) American Library Association. Used with permission.

Additional Information

Series	Step-by-step (McGraw-Hill Education)
Subjects	Maple syrup -- Juvenile literature.
Publisher	Minneapolis :Lerner Publications,2022
Other Titles	From maple tree to syrup
Audience	Ages 4-8 Grades K-1
Language	English
Description	24 pages : color illustrations ; 21 cm.
Bibliography Notes	Includes bibliographical references and index.
ISBN	9781728428215 1728428211 9781728431680 1728431689
Other	Classic View