Short Stories · Section 4
Fruit
Some fruit grows on trees. Apples grow on trees.
Level: All · 27 sentences
Transcript
- Some fruit grows on trees.
- Apples grow on trees.
- You can get red, yellow or green apples.
- Some apples are green until they ripen; then they turn red.
- Peaches grow on trees.
- Peaches have a fuzzy skin.
- Cherries grow on trees.
- You can climb a ladder and pick cherries from the tree.
- Cherries and peaches have pits inside them.
- The pits are not edible.
- Pears also grow on trees.
- Lemons grow on trees.
- They are very sour.
- Have you ever picked strawberries?
- Strawberries do not grow on trees.
- You have to bend down to pick strawberries.
- Have you ever tried strawberry shortcake? It is very good.
- Grapes grow on vines.
- People use grapes to make wine.
- There are many types of berries.
- There are blackberries, blueberries, raspberries and cranberries, just to name a few.
- Some fruits are more exotic.
- There are mangos and papayas. They don't grow in Canada.
- Bananas and oranges don't grow in a Canadian climate either, but we are able to buy them here.
- Some fruits have to be peeled, and some can be eaten as they are.
- It is always a good idea to wash fruit before you eat it.
- The farmers spray the crops with pesticides to kill bugs, so it is good to wash that off.