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I had a little cactus. I put it in a pot. I placed it by the window Where the sun was nice and hot. It grew up to the ceiling, Then climbed back down the wall. It climbed right down the staircase And out into the hall. My mother and my father, They could hardly pass. They said, ”This plant will have to go, There’s no room left for us!” Book p.26

Book p.28 Mr. Chan lives next door to Mr. chow. Mr. Chan has a garden with many fruit trees. leaf branches leaves branc h trunk twig roots

Book p.28 mangoe s rake mango

Book p.29 Mr. Chow also has a garden, but he grows vegetables and flowers in it. rose orchid sunflower lily petal stem

Book p.29 Watering can wheelbarrow cabbage

Book p.29 spade carrot soil

Book p.30 Mr. Chow likes to share the vegetables from his garden? Do you like my vegetable? I like your vegetables very much.

Book p.30 Do you like carrots? Yes, I like carrots very much.

Thank you for the carrots. My children like them very much. Book p.30

Book p.31 Mr. Chan and Mr. Chow are at the plant nursery where young plants are grown. Do you have any flower seeds? Yes, We have many different kinds.

Book p.31 May I have some sunflower seeds and some daisy seeds, please? We have sunflower seeds, but we don’ t have any daisy seeds.

I want some pumpkin seeds, please. I’m sorry. We don’ t have any pumpkin seeds here. Book p.31

Mr. Chow teaches his son, Dennie, how to grow bean sprouts. Instructions This is how you grow bean sprouts. 1.Buy some green beans. 2.Put some damp cotton wool on a plate. 3.Sprinkle the beans on the cotton wool. 4.Check your beans every day. 5.Keep the cotton wool damp. Book p.32

Soon, you will see tiny shoots. After a week, the bean sprouts will be ready. We can cook the bean sprouts.

Grandpa’ s Plant Grandpa and Grandma went to buy some plants. “ I’ ll buy a tomato plant,” said Grandpa. He picked up a pot with a small plant in it. “ I’ ll take this one.” he said. “ Is it a tomato plant?” Grandma asked. “ Of course!” Grandpa Laughed. Grandpa took the plant home. He watered it every day. “ soon, we’ ll have many tomatoes,” Grandpa said. He waited and waited. One day, Grandma said, “ Go and look at your plant. You’ re going to get a surprise.” Grandpa was very happy. “ Tomatoes at last!” he said. He ran to the garden and looked at his plant. It was covered all over…with bright orange flowers! Book p.34