From an acorn to an oak tree
By Stan Cullimore
How can one tiny acorn become a towering home for woodland creatures?
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What is From an acorn to an oak tree about?
Follow an acorn through the remarkable stages of an oak tree’s life. This simple, fact-filled reader explains how an acorn begins to grow, develops roots and shoots, and gradually becomes a young tree before reaching maturity. Clear text and supportive illustrations introduce key ideas about plant growth, seasons and the natural world. Young readers can discover what oak trees need to survive and why these long-lived trees are important habitats for birds, insects and other woodland creatures.
About the author
Stan Cullimore is a talented writer and musician from England. He once played guitar in the famous band The Housemartins. Stan loves to write fun stories for children, full of imagination and adventure. He enjoys inspiring young readers to discover new worlds through books and believes that reading can lead to exciting journeys.
Pages
24 pages
Reading age
Early Reader (5-8)
This edition
2001
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