The Story of Chocolate-[1st American ed]-[Caryn Jenner]休闲.pdf

A Note to Parents and Teachers DK READERS is a compelling reading programme for children, designed in conjunction with leading literacy experts, including Cliff Moon M.Ed., Honorary Fellow of the University of Reading. Cliff Moon has spent many years as a teacher and teacher educator specializing in reading and has written more than 140 books for children and teachers. He reviews regularly for teachers’ journals. Beautiful illustrations and superb full-colour photographs combine with engaging, easy-to-read stories to offer a fresh approach to each subject in the series. Each DK READER is guaranteed to capture a child’s interest while developing his or her reading skills, general knowledge, and love of reading. The five levels of DK READERS are aimed at different reading abilities, enabling you to choose the books that are exactly right for your child: Pre-level 1: Learning to read Level 1: Beginning to read Level 2: Beginning to read alone Level 3: Reading alone Level 4: Proficient readers The “normal” age at which a child begins to read can be anywhere from three to eight years old, so these levels are only a general guideline. No matter which level you select, you can be sure that you are helping your child learn to read, then read to learn! Chocolate trees Do you like chocolate? Most people would answer “Yes!” We eat an average of 9 kilograms (20 lbs) of chocolate per person per year. That’s about 180 chocolate bars each! But where does chocolate come from, and how is it made into the sweet, delicious treats that we love to eat? The story of chocolate begins in the rainforest, where cacao (ka-KOW) trees grow. Pods grow on the cacao trees and inside the pods are seeds called cocoa (KO-ko) beans. These cocoa beans are the magic ingredient in chocolate. Dried cocoa beans Theobroma cacao In 1753, the Swedish scientist Linnaeus gave