Lesson 47: Object Study & Description — The Apple
PLL Part Two
Classical Inquiry • The Apple
“What is in my hand? On what kind of a tree did it grow? What shape is it? What color is it? What is the white part called? What color are the seeds when the apple is ripe? For what are apples used?”
Object Study Focus: Botanical anatomy of fruit (peel, pulp, core, seeds) • Sensory adjectives • Full-sentence answers.
Examine the apple and its cross-section. Answer each inquiry question accurately.
1. Growth: On what kind of a tree does an apple grow? On an
2. Shape & Colors: What shape is it, and what colors can its skin be?
3. Inner Flesh: What is the crisp white edible part called? The
4. Ripe Seeds: What color do the seeds turn when the apple is fully ripe?
Match each part of the apple to its scientific description and form a complete sentence.
A. Part Matching: Draw a line to match the term to its definition:
Peel (Skin) • • Houses the small seeds | Pulp (Flesh) • • Protects outside | Core • • Sweet edible part
B. Full Sentence Rule: Write a complete declarative sentence answering: For what are apples used?
Sentence:
Combine your observations into two descriptive sentences about eating a fresh autumn apple.
Sentence 1:
Sentence 2:
Why do farmers harvest apples in autumn before the frost arrives? Write one complete sentence.
My Thought: