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I like apples!  In fact, I like apples so much that when my children were young I planted an apple tree in my backyard.  I thought how wonderful it would be to pick an apple, any time I wanted, from my very own tree!  It is great.  The apples are red, sweet and delicious!  However, I'm not the only one that thinks the apples are tasty.  Every morning a flock of wild parrots visit my backyard.  I hear them long before they arrive.  They squawk loudly as they fly in circles above my house.   After several minutes, they land in my tree and help themselves to a meal of tasty apples.  At first, I tried to discourage the parrots from eating the apples from my tree, but now I've come to enjoy their visits and I realize that there are enough apples for both my family and the parrots. Today, we're going to discuss - What is the biggest apple in the world?  Let's explore this question together!

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Essential Question:  What's the biggest apple in the world?
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Watch the video to discover the answer to “What’s the biggest apple in the world?” and don’t forget to vote for next week’s question!

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Read "Some Trees Give Us Food" and discuss the comprehension question. Click on the passage to expand the text.

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What did this lesson make you curious about? What other questions do you have about apples?
Find someone in your home and explain to them what you know about the biggest apple in the world?  Where is it found?
"I know ___________________________________________________________."

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Step #4:  Engineering Activity - Create a Device Called an Apple Trapper!

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Step #4:  Engineering Activity - Create a Device Called an Apple Trapper!

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Supplies needed:  scrap paper

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In this mini-lesson, students learn about a variety of apples.