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 \nby Albert Hinton  \n# Question of the WeekHow do plants change over time?\n\nHigh Frequency Words  \ngood  \nhelp  \ncolors  \nheavy  \neasy  \nseed  \nConcept Words  \nvitaminsvinesstakessoilstem  \n# Learning Goals\n\n● Plants can start as seeds and grow roots.  \n●·Plants can grow from soil.  \n● Some flowers turn into fruits.  \n# TOMATO TIME!\n\nby Albert Hinton  \nPEARSON  \nGlenview,Illinois·Boston,Massachusetts·Chandler,ArizonaUpper Saddle River,New Jersey  \nTomatoes Are Fruits  \nTomatoes are not vegetables.Tomatoes are fruits.  \nGood For You  \nTomatoes are good for you!They have vitamins.Vitamins help you grow.  \nSo Many Tomatoes!  \nTomatoes can be big.They can be small.  \nTomatoes can be different colors too.Some tomatoes have stripes!  \nHow They Grow  \nTomatoes grow on vines.The vines can get heavy.Stakes hold the vines.  \nGrow Your Own!  \nTomatoes are easy to growPlant the seeds in good soil.First,roots will grow.Then a stem will come out of the soil.  \nPick Tomatoes  \nLitle flowers grow on plants.The flowers grow into tomatoes.These tomatoes are ready to eat!  \nDelicious!  \nTomatoes are good in salads.Some people like to cookwith tomatoes.How do you like to eat tomatoes?","cbCaiqklTzGktkhi","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiqklTzGktkhi","pdf",2705046,12,"English","# Science\n## Question of the Week\n## Learning Goals\n## Tomato Time\n### Tomatoes Are Fruits\n### Good For You\n### So Many Tomatoes\n### How They Grow\n### Grow Your Own\n### Pick Tomatoes\n### Delicious","[{\"question\":\"Are tomatoes considered vegetables or fruits?\",\"answer\":\"Tomatoes are scientifically classified as fruits, not vegetables.\"},{\"question\":\"Why are tomatoes considered good for you?\",\"answer\":\"Tomatoes contain vitamins that are helpful for growth and health.\"},{\"question\":\"How do gardeners support tomato plants as they grow?\",\"answer\":\"Gardeners use stakes to hold up the vines, which can become heavy as the plants mature.\"}]","Tomato Time - Science Learning for Kids | PDF",1790685079,18]