
By Sandra Horning, Holly Stone-Barker (Illustrator)
Can Gavin grow the world's largest gourd and win the fair?
Gavin dreams of winning the local fair with the world's largest gourd. With guidance from friends and neighbors, he learns the art of gardening. As he plants, fertilizes, and pollinates, Gavin discovers the dedication needed to nurture a living plant. Will his efforts and newfound expertise lead to victory, or will unexpected challenges sprout along the way? This engaging tale combines science and fun, teaching young readers about cultivation and the joy of homemade pumpkin pie. Dive into Gavin's journey and see if his green thumb can achieve greatness.
Plant a prize-winning seed and help it grow! Join Gavin as he attempts to win first place at the local fair by growing the largest gourd in the world! Children will learn how to plant, fertilize, and pollinate a seed just as Gavin does. With the help of his friends and neighbors, Gavin becomes an expert on pumpkins. Through advice and hands-on experience, he learns how to care for his garden. Full of helpful facts and easy tips, this is an educational and amusing story that emphasizes the skill involved in gardening. A perfect companion for the classroom, this book teaches children about the science of cultivation, the commitment required to care for a living plant, and how to make homemade pumpkin pie.
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