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by Linda Wills illustrated by Trevor Pye

I am an apple pie Look at my golden crust! Andy, Brad, and Mom made me

First they traveled to the store

to get some apples When they got home, Andy found a large

blue pie dish Mom asked Brad to rub a little butter on the inside of

it I was glad about that I did not want my crust to stick to the dish.

Mom cut up the apples There were a lot of apples It took a long time Andy and Brad put them into the dish Andy poured a little melted butter over the apples.

Mom showed Brad how to

do my top crust She cut it into

a round shape It was a little

bigger than my dish Brad

pushed the crust over the side

of the dish

Mom said, “We need to make some cuts in the crust.” This was

so the steam would be able to get out when I was baking

Brad said, “Let’s make apple shapes!”

It was almost time to bake

me All I needed was a little milk brushed over my crust Mom put

me in to bake

I baked until my apples were soft My crust became light

brown Andy and Brad said,

“What a great pie!”

The family carried me to the park Now here I am at a picnic

I hope Andy and Brad are hungry They are in for a treat!

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Think Critically

1. What caused the apples to become soft and the crust to turn brown?

2. What did Brad and Mom do to the top crust?

3. Why do you think it was important that Mom put the pie in to bake?

4. Where did the family eat the apple pie?

5. Would you like to eat apple pie? Why or why not?

Social Studies

Write Rules Write three rules about how to keep safe when

cooking in the kitchen.

about Apple Pie Then talk about food you would like to

eat at a picnic.