The Journey of an Orange

Mrs. Bisseau introduces the story 'An Orange in January', explaining its journey from blossom to grocery store. Key vocabulary is discussed, followed by a reading of the story. The story illustrates the orange's growth and journey, emphasizing the effort behind getting fruits to market. Students are encouraged to reflect and answer questions about the story.

Who is the author of 'An Orange in January'?

• Mrs. Bisseau

• Julie Marin

• Diana Hutz Aston

• John Green

What is the main theme of the story?

• The life of a farmer

• The journey of an orange

• The benefits of eating fruits

• The history of oranges

What does the word 'healthy' mean in the context of the story?

• Expensive

• Tastes very good

• Good for your body

• Grown locally

What happens before the orange begins to grow?

• It is transported

• It is sold

• Bees feast on its nectar

• It is picked

What helps the orange grow?

• Animal manure

• Human care

• Fertilizers

• Sunshine and rain

What happens to the orange after it is picked?

• It is transported

• It is eaten immediately

• It is thrown away

• It is stored

Which landscapes does the orange travel across?

• Forests and jungles

• Cities and towns

• Mountains, deserts, and plains

• Rivers and lakes

What does the child do with the orange at the grocery store?

• Throws it away

• Calls it the best one

• Gives it to a friend

• Eats it immediately

What does the child imagine while holding the orange?

• A doctor, a nurse, a pilot

• A farmer, a chef, a teacher

• A juggler, a pitcher, a clown

• A singer, a dancer, a painter

What is the final message of the story?

• Always buy fresh produce

• Appreciate the journey of fruits

• Oranges are the best fruit

• Support local farmers