Sap.

What is sap compared to in the passage?

• Water

• Juice

• Milk

• Oil

Where is sap found according to the passage?

• In trees

• In flowers

• In fruits

• In leaves

What do we do to trees to get sap?

• Tap holes

• Cut branches

• Shake the tree

• Pick leaves

What can sap be turned into after cooking?

• Syrup

• sugar

• butter

• oil

How does sap run into the cans?

• By tapping holes in trees

• By cutting the tree

• By shaking the tree

• By picking leaves

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Read aloud

Sap is like water. Sap is in trees. Sap has food for trees. Sap can be food for us. We tap trees to get sap. We tap holes in trees. We tack cans to the trees. Sap runs into the cans. We can cook the sap in pans. It makes syrup. It makes sugar.

Sap is like (a)   . Sap is in (b)   . Sap has food for trees. Sap can be food for us. We tap trees to get sap. We tap holes in trees. We tack cans to the trees. Sap runs into the cans. We can cook the sap in pans. It makes (c)   . It makes (d)   .​

• water
• trees
• syrup
• sugar

Reorder the following

• and

• sap

• can cook

• make syrup.

• We

Escribe en ingles

La savia esta en los arboles