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    This document describes a family's annual tradition of making maple syrup every March. It details the process of tapping maple trees to collect sap, boiling the sap to make syrup, and enjoying pancakes with the finished syrup. The document contains illustrations and is intended for beginning readers.

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    We Make LEVELED BOOK • I

    Maple Syrup We Make


    A Reading A–Z Level I Leveled Book
    Word Count: 249 Maple Syrup

    Written by Karen Mockler • Illustrated by Linda Pierce

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    for thousands of books and materials.
    We Make
    Maple Syrup

    Written by Karen Mockler


    Illustrated by Linda Pierce
    www.readinga-z.com
    This is my family.
    Every March, we make maple syrup.
    We Make Maple Syrup • Level I 3
    Real maple syrup comes from
    maple sap.
    This is my family. Sap is the juice in trees.
    Every March, we make maple syrup. It’s sort of like the blood in us.
    We Make Maple Syrup • Level I 3 4
    March is a good time to get the sap.
    It’s still cold outside, but we wear our
    boots and hats.
    We go out to the woods behind my
    grandparents’ home.
    We look for maple trees.
    We Make Maple Syrup • Level I 5
    March is a good time to get the sap.
    It’s still cold outside, but we wear our
    boots and hats.
    We go out to the woods behind my
    grandparents’ home.
    We look for maple trees. To tap a tree, we drill a hole.

    We Make Maple Syrup • Level I 5 6


    We push a spout in the hole.
    Then we hang a bucket under it
    to get the sap.
    We tap the big trees.
    Big trees have the most sap.

    We Make Maple Syrup • Level I 7


    We push a spout in the hole.
    Then we hang a bucket under it
    to get the sap. We wait for the first drip. Ping!
    We tap the big trees. One more drip, and we’re on to the
    Big trees have the most sap. next tree.

    We Make Maple Syrup • Level I 7 8


    All that day, we let the sap drip.
    Before dark, we look into our buckets.
    We have a lot of sap, but we
    want more.
    Forty buckets of sap boil down to
    make one bucket of syrup!

    We Make Maple Syrup • Level I 9


    All that day, we let the sap drip.
    Before dark, we look into our buckets.
    We have a lot of sap, but we
    want more.
    Forty buckets of sap boil down to The next day, we look again.
    make one bucket of syrup! Now we have what we want.

    We Make Maple Syrup • Level I 9 10


    We boil the sap outside in two
    large pans.
    It boils for hours, giving off
    a sticky steam.
    Now and then, we add more sap.

    We Make Maple Syrup • Level I 11


    We boil the sap outside in two
    large pans. We let it boil some more.
    It boils for hours, giving off It boils all day under a blue sky.
    a sticky steam. The sky grows dark.
    Now and then, we add more sap. The stars come out.

    We Make Maple Syrup • Level I 11 12


    From outside, Grandma calls, “Time
    for dinner! Make those pancakes!”

    We Make Maple Syrup • Level I 13


    We do.
    From outside, Grandma calls, “Time The syrup cools while the pancakes
    for dinner! Make those pancakes!” cook.

    We Make Maple Syrup • Level I 13 14


    At last, we get to eat!
    The syrup takes work, but it’s worth it.
    We Make Maple Syrup • Level I 15
    Glossary
    boil (v.) to heat a liquid
    until it bubbles
    (p. 11)
    drill (v.) to make a hole with
    a tool (p. 6)
    maple syrup (n.) a sweet syrup made
    from the sap of
    maple trees (p. 3)
    sap (n.) the fluid that carries
    food through a
    plant (p. 4)
    spout (n.) a tube, pipe, or
    hole that allows
    liquid to pass
    through (p. 7)
    tap (v.) to make a hole in
    At last, we get to eat! something to drain
    The syrup takes work, but it’s worth it. off liquid (p. 6)

    We Make Maple Syrup • Level I 15 16


    We Make LEVELED BOOK • I

    Maple Syrup We Make


    A Reading A–Z Level I Leveled Book
    Word Count: 249 Maple Syrup

    Written by Karen Mockler • Illustrated by Linda Pierce

    Visit www.readinga-z.com www.readinga-z.com


    for thousands of books and materials.
    We Make
    Maple Syrup

    We Make Maple Syrup


    Level I Leveled Book
    © Learning A–Z Correlation
    Written by Karen Mockler LEVEL I
    Written by Karen Mockler Illustrated by Linda Pierce
    Fountas & Pinnell I
    Illustrated by Linda Pierce All rights reserved. Reading Recovery 15–16
    www.readinga-z.com www.readinga-z.com DRA 16

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