A Tree for All Seasons focuses solely on a maple tree and the physical changes it endures every year during all of the four seasons. The pictures are all real, and beautiful photographs from nature. The author also includes what other lifestyle changes occurs with other plants and animals during the seasons as well. Overall, this book is a beneficial piece for students to get a visual sense of what each season looks like. This book can be a model for a writing assignment on the four seasons. It can be great for students to either pick one season and write changes that occur in nature during that season, and include a drawing. Another approach can be having students draw images of all of the four seasons and write facts about each season along with it. This can leave room for students to be creative and gain knowledge about each of the four seasons. ( )

Ages 3-7. Wonderful photos of trees throughout the seasons. Easy to follow text is a great read during the fall or springtime.

I liked this book a lot and is great to read to students when going over the season fall or for other seasons since it covers each of the seasons. It is informational and great for students to read. For example, in Kindergarten I would have read this during our fall time period since it goes along great with fall (trees).

discussing different seasons and what the trees look like during those seasons. (winter with no leaves, fall with orange leaves) and how that season affects things around it
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I enjoyed this book. All of the illustrations and beautiful colors correspond great to the different seasons. I also like all of the facts that the author included in this book. She mentions all of the different things that animals do during each season, and what people eat during each season. I think this is a great book to read to children. The overall message is to inform the audience about the relationship between trees and seasons. ( )