About This Book
Ken Robbins's "Autumn Leaves" is a beautifully illustrated nonfiction book that delves into the science of why leaves change color in the fall. It examines the unique characteristics of various leaf types and explains the biological processes that lead to their vibrant transformations. Perfect for children aged 4-11, this book offers an engaging and accessible introduction to botany and the natural world, fostering curiosity about seasonal changes. It's an excellent resource for parents and educators looking to explain a common natural phenomenon in an informative yet visually appealing way.
Examines the characteristics of different types of leaves and explains how and why they change colors in the autumn.
Discussion Prompts
1
What is your favorite color that leaves turn in the autumn? Why?
2
Can you describe what happens to a leaf before it changes color?
3
What other things change in nature when autumn arrives?
4
Why do you think it's important for trees to shed their leaves?
5
If you could be any kind of tree, which one would you be and why?
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