Apples can be learned and identified in a variety of ways.
Seasons determine the growth of an apple.
Time and counting will also be used. In small and large groups, students will read, draw, create, measure, predict, and count various forms of apples. The students will modify several published books to create their own classbooks. Write the seasons on chart paper. Next, have the children remember what the apple tree looked like in each season, record their answers, and draw a picture of what the tree looked like.