In The Garden Phoebe
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The document describes different elements found in a garden, including cubby houses that the author plays in with friends, trees that provide homes for animals and oxygen, butterflies and ladybirds of different colors, bees that collect nectar, flies and spiders, grass that grows from seeds and is good to play on, flowers that come in different colors, and grasshoppers that jump around.
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In The Garden Phoebe
- 1. In the Garden
- 2. Cubby houses I like playing in my cubby house with my friends.
- 3. Trees Trees make houses. Trees give animals homes. Trees give us oxygen.
- 4. Butterflies and Ladybirds Butterflies are very pretty. Ladybirds have a red body.
- 5. Bees Bees collect nectar.
- 6. Flies Flies are very annoying.
- 7. Spiders Spiders are harmful but not daddy long legs.
- 8. Grass Grass grows from lawn seeds. Grass is good to play On.
- 9. Flowers Flowers are very pretty in your garden. Flowers come in all different colours.
- 10. Grasshoppers Grasshoppers jump all around the garden.