Sam’s Fall Colors — Passage
Grades
K
1
2
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ABOUT THIS READER
This passage addresses pattern recognition in nature through seasonal leaf color changes. Students learn to observe, sequence, and record natural patterns, developing fundamental science observation skills through familiar autumn phenomena.
Publisher: Workybooks
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Written by:Neha Goel Tripathi
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Each fall, Sam watched the maple tree. First, all leaves were green. Then some turned yellow. After a week, most were orange. Finally, all turned red before falling. Sam drew these colors in order: green, yellow, orange, red. Nature showed him a pattern.
What pattern did Sam see?
Leaves grew biggerTree grew tallerColors changed in orderBranches movedWhat was the first color change?
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