Books with title Vegetables

Vegetables Count is a clever counting book for young children by Rosita Bird, introducing children to different vegetables which count towards a healthy diet while enhancing their numeracy skills. Each book contains rhymes counting up from one to ten items, set out to enable your child to count them for themselves. Why not keep a copy on your phone to entertain and educate anywhere, anytime?

You’re upset when you find vegetables packed by your Mom for lunch when everyone else is eating pizza, cookies and other junk food. But what happens when you try to get rid of your vegetables? This beautifully illustrated picture book shows you a humorously absurd reason why you should always Eat Your Vegetables! With its comical situations, Eat Your Vegetables! has the potential as a toddler favorite.

In this interesting new book Slim explores the essential nutritional value of the vegetable group. Children will learn about the incredible variety of vegetables and vegetable products, the history of vegetables in the human diet, what is special about dark green and leafy vegetables, what changes occur when vegetables are cooked, vegetables grown around the world, and how many vegetables a person needs each day.

Vegetables are tasty to eat and fun to grow! Readers are encouraged to get their hands dirty with this text, which offers a comprehensive look at the science of vegetable gardens. Elementary science concepts, such as life cycles and ecosystems, are treated with age-appropriate language and reinforced by colorful images, informative diagrams, and fact boxes. Young gardeners will learn the best practices for growing vegetable gardens and will walk away with an understanding of how growing ones food can impact the world on both an individual and global level.