Touch all over the fluttering with Hayashi! Okubo Shigeoku

Introduction (from the publisher)
When you go to the autumn forest, you can pick up colorful fallen leaves and various nuts.

I will explore where they came from and how they did.

Focus on various nuts, acorns, pine cocks, and species transported by the wind!A play using the fallen leaves and nuts picked up is also posted.It is a picture book that swells the fun of interacting with nature.

◆ fallen leaves
The feeling of dropping leaves in the fall is called deciduous tree.In winter, when it is difficult to absorb not to see in the cold, it drops to prevent water from getting steam from the leaves.
・ I will introduce how the green leaves are getting red.
・ We compare fallen leaves that are different in shape depending on the type of wood.

◆ acorn
Depending on the type, there are those that make flowers bloom in the spring and make fruit in the fall of the year (one year), and those that mature in the fall of the following year (2 years).
・ Introducing the process of the comedy of the konara from the state of the flower.
・ We will introduce the acorns that are different depending on the type of wood depending on the type of wood.

◆ Matsubokuri
Depending on the type, there are those that make flowers bloom in the spring and make fruit in the fall of the year (one year), and those that mature in the fall of the following year (2 years).
・ Introducing the process of making pine cocks from the state of the flower.
・ We will introduce the pine bokuri that differs in size depending on the type of wood.

◆ Autumn seeds
・ Zelk, maple, red pine, lily chinoki, shinanoki, kumaside, Akinile, Tsukubane Utsugi, Simatonelico (introduced in actual size)

Autumn is full!

[Target age: Photo picture book from 3 years old, 4 years old, 5 years old]