Development Lessons
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Give term divisions instead, as parts are bark, wood, and pith. ) Ch. The divisions of a stem are nodes and internodes. (T. May here teach leaf axil, which is the angle between the upper side of the leaf and the stem. ) T. (Presenting stems bearing appendages of different kinds. ) Name one thing that grows from these stems. Ch. Buds grow from this stem. Ch. Leaves grow from this stem. Ch. Branches grow from this stem. Ch. Flowers grow from this stem.
Ch. I do not know what these little things o...n my stem are. T. You may describe them.
Ch. They are like little hairs curled nearly round. T. Who knows what they are? (Children do not know. ) T. They are called tendrils. Who knows what they are for ? Ch. They are to support the stem. (T. Show pea and grapevine when growing. ) T. What have we found on these stems ?
Ch. We have found buds, branches, leaves, flowers, and tendrils. T. What are they of the stems ?
Ch. They are the things that are attached to the stems. , T. Then what may we call them of the stems?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Give term divisions instead, as parts are bark, wood, and pith. ) Ch. The divisions of a stem are nodes and internodes. (T. May here teach leaf axil, which is the angle between the upper side of the leaf and the stem. ) T. (Presenting stems bearing appendages of different kinds. ) Name one thing that grows from these stems. Ch. Buds grow from this stem. Ch. Leaves grow from this stem. Ch. Branches grow from this stem. Ch. Flowers grow from this stem.
Ch. I do not know what these little things o...n my stem are. T. You may describe them.
Ch. They are like little hairs curled nearly round. T. Who knows what they are? (Children do not know. ) T. They are called tendrils. Who knows what they are for ? Ch. They are to support the stem. (T. Show pea and grapevine when growing. ) T. What have we found on these stems ?
Ch. We have found buds, branches, leaves, flowers, and tendrils. T. What are they of the stems ?
Ch. They are the things that are attached to the stems. , T. Then what may we call them of the stems?
What to read after Development Lessons?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Esmond Vedder De Graff to read onlineMoreLess
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