Beverley Naidoo, South Africa & Tapestry of Grace

What happens when you move? You sort. And sort. And sort. I sorted through things as we packed, getting rid of what we no longer need, and now I'm sorting through things as I unpack!

I came across a book today while unpacking my school room that I thought I could add to my my children's reading list this year. We are doing Year 4 of Tapestry of Grace, which covers the time period from 1900 to the Present. The book is Journey to Jo'burg by Beverley Naidoo. As I researched to find the time setting for this book, I found that she's written several other highly recommended books. I thought I would share, first of all, so that I don't forget about them! Secondly, I thought someone else might find it useful.
Please keep in mind, other than Journey to Jo'burg, I haven't previewed the books and plan to preview them before letting my children read them.

Out of Bounds, TOG Y4, Units 3-4, 1950-2000

Recommended for Grades 6 and up. (Also available on Kindle)

Journey to Jo'burg, TOG Y4, Wk 31 - 1985 (This is when the book was first published)

Recommended for Grades 6 and up.

Chain of Fire, TOG Y4, Wk 32 - 1986 (This is when the book was first published) (Out of Print)
Sequel to Journey to Jo'burg


No Turning Back, TOG Y4, Wk 33 or 34
Recommended for Grades 4 and up. (Also available on Kindle)



There is also the sweetest children's book! I am going to have to purchase this one! I just fell in love with the preview on Amazon.

S is for South Africa

Boer versus Briton 1880-1902

I am in the process of adding South African history to our homeschool studies, integrating it with Tapestry of Grace. The Boer versus Briton (Anglo Boer War) section of All About South Africa would fit into TOG Y4.


Books to look for:
Ring Around the Moon by Maretha Maartens
Place Among the Stones by Jenny Seed
The Policeman's Button by Jenny Seed
The Spy Hill by Jenny Seed

Links:

Photographic Record of the Anglo Boer War
Anglo Boer War website

Field Trips:
Battlefields
"Luthuli Farewell Square is named in honour of early trader Lieutenant Francis Farewell and liberation struggle leader Albert Luthuli. Monuments here include statues in honour of Queen Victoria, a Boer War memorial, a Cenotaph honouring the fallen in both World Wars among other memoria. The square is opposite the eThekwini (formerly Durban) City Hall." (As a side note, eThekwini City Hall was built in 1903, so also a great visit for this time period.)
Battle of Magersfontein - Kimberly
Kruger House Museum - Pretoria

Caramel Rooibos Tart

Cake:
4 extra large eggs
1 cup white sugar
1/2 cup strong cold rooibos tea
1 tsp vanilla essence
1 3/4 cup flour
1/2 tsp table salts
2 tsp baking powder
2 Tbsp melted butter

Syrup:
2 3/4 C boiling water
1 1/3 C sugar
2 rooibos tea bags
2 tsp vanilla essence

Topping:

1 can nestle treat filling and caramel topping filling (dulche de leche) (google how to make your own from sweetened condensed milk)
1 C fresh cream
white chocolate grated – dream Cadbury bar
preheat oven to 180°, grease a 24 x 32cm oven dish

Cake
beat eggs and sugar
add rooibos and vanilla
sift in dry ingredients and fold in.
stir in melted butter
turn into dish and bake for 40 min

Syrup
Combine boiling water and sugar into saucepan. Add rooibos bags – heat until sugar
dissolves. Simmer for 5 mins, remove from heat, remove bags and add vanilla. Pour
over cake as it comes out of oven and leave to cool.

Topping
Beat nestle treat and cream together
Spread over cooled cake
Top with white chocolate curls

Slow Cooker Sugar Bean Curry

Ingredients:
+/- 1/4 Cup Oil
1-2 Points Star Anise
1 Cinnamon Stick
1 Bay Leaf
3 Tbsp Curry Powder, more or less, season to taste (I use Osman's Taj Mahal Extra Special Hot Curry Powder)
1/2 Onion, chopped
1 Tomato, chopped
500 g (about 1 lb.) Sugar Beans, dried (like Pinto Beans)
3-4 Potatoes, cut into large chunks
*can also add chilli powder (not Mexican chili powder, but ground chillies) to add heat

Heat oil in pot on stove, enough to cover the bottom of the pot. Add spices and onions. Cook until onions are transparent. Rinse beans and pick out any bad/broken pieces. Add to slow cooker with 5 cups hot water. Add spice/onion mix, tomato and potatoes. Cover and cook on high for 4 hours and then switch to low and cook another 2 hours.

Serving Suggestion:
Serve with a hollowed out section of bread, which is know as bunny chow. Could also be served with roti.

*I have also used this recipe to make Chicken Curry - instead of adding beans and hot water, add 4 frozen chicken breasts. Cook about 6 hours on low, until chicken is cooked through. Use a wooden spoon to break chicken into smaller pieces, so it goes further.

Mya's School

Through prayer and consideration, I decided to start Little Footprints on our Land when we returned from our time away in Joburg. I love this preschool curriculum based on African children's stories! We also added in Math U See. So we are now doing a combination of the following:

Little Footprints on Our Land
Math U See Alpha
Teach Your Child to Read in Just Ten Minutes a Day
ABC Fun & 1-2-3
Letter of the Week
Handwriting Without Tears

People of the Interior

The People of the Interior section of All About South Africa (South African History) would fit into Tapestry of Grace Y1.

Before I started with Tapestry of Grace, a friend and I did some homeschool unit studies on South Africa with our 6 children. Now that I am using TOG, I would do one of two things. First, South Africa has 40 weeks in their school year, while TOG only does 36, so I could take a week away from TOG here and there and add in a week of SA History. But if my year is too busy, I would just take the time to read the section in All About South Africa and add one of the books to read, if I have it.

Ideas to Incorporate:

• Learn some Tswana
• Make South African flag from beads
• Make Samp and Beans
• Make Ndebele homes
• Mark people groups on wall map

Field Trip:

Lesedi Cultural Village (Gauteng)

Ditsong National Museum of Cultural History (Gauteng)

Tsonga Kraal Museum (Limpopo)
Botshabelo (Mpumalanga)

Links:

Tswana People of South Africa
Shangaan-Tsonga
Seed Bead South African Flag Pattern
Ndebele
More Ndebele

Books to look for: 
I have had some success in finding SA books by watching on bidorbuy.co.za, and don't forget to check your local library!

The Ndebele Art & Culture by Aubrey Elliot
Abantu by Martin West and Jean Morris

The Nguni Speakers

The Nguni Speakers section of All About South Africa (South African History) would fit into Tapestry of Grace Y1.

Before I started with Tapestry of Grace, a friend and I did some homeschool unit studies on South Africa with our 6 children. Now that I am using TOG, I would do one of two things. First, South Africa has 40 weeks in their school year, while TOG only does 36, so I could take a week away from TOG here and there and add in a week of SA History. But if my year is too busy, I would just take the time to read the section in All About South Africa and add one of the books to read, if I have it.

Ideas to Incorporate:

• Make a Zulu shield out of fake fur and wooden skewers
• Make an African Drum
• Make Mealie Meal Bread (see recipe below) or Pap, and serve with chicken and pumpkin
• Learn about Zulu, Xhosa, Swazi
• Learn about Nguni cattle
• Study the Iron Age
• Place a picture of each of the people groups on the appropriate place on a South African map
• Talk about the roles of women and men in the Nguni culture. Have children dramatize.

Field Trip:

Lesedi Cultural Village (Gauteng)
Guests are divided into smaller groups and taken on a guided tour of our five homesteads: Zulu, Xhosa, Basotho, Ndebele and Pedi

Recipe:

Early South Africans were mostly hunter-gatherers. They depended on foods such as tortoises, crayfish, coconuts, and squash to survive. The practice of modern agriculture was introduced by the Bantu, natives of northern Africa. They taught inhabitants to grow vegetables such as corn ("mealies"), squash, and sweet potatoes.

It is customary for children to eat from the same dish, usually a big basin. This derives from a "share what you have" belief which is part of ubuntu (humane) philosophy.

Mealie Meal Bread (I got this recipe years ago - not sure where I got it from!)

1 ½ cups Milk
2 cups Mealie Meal
1 tsp Salt 
4 tbsp Butter (or Margarine) 
3 Eggs, beaten 
2 tsp Baking Powder 

Heat 1 cup of the milk and then blend the other ½ cup of milk together with the mealie meal. Then add the mealie meal, salt and butter to the cup of hot milk and mix well. Cool and then add the beaten eggs and baking powder. Blend well and turn in to a greased loaf tin. Bake at 180’C/350’F/Gas Mark 4 for 30 to 40 minutes.

Links:

The Xhosa People
The Zulu People
Nguni
Nguni Cattle

Iron Age 
Traditional African Clothing
African Jewelry
Swazi
African Farmers

Field Trips:
Lesedi Cultural Village (Gauteng)

Books to look for: 
I have had some success in finding SA books by watching on bidorbuy.co.za, and don't forget your local library!

Zulu Traditions and Cultures by Aubrey Elliot
The Xhosa and their Traditional Way of Life by Aubrey Elliot
Looking at the Zulu by Roger and Pat de la Harpe
Looking at the Xhosa by Roger and Pat de la Harpe
The Abundant Herds: A Celebration of the Nguni Cattle of the Zulu People by Leigh Voigt

The San and the KhoiKhoi

The San and the KhoiKhoi section of All About South Africa (South African History) would fit into Tapestry of Grace Y1.

Before I started with Tapestry of Grace, a friend and I did some homeschool unit studies on South Africa with our 6 children. Now that I am using TOG, I would do one of two things. First, South Africa has 40 weeks in their school year, while TOG only does 36, so I could take a week away from TOG here and there and add in a week of SA History. But if my year is too busy, I would just take the time to read the section in All About South Africa and add one of the books to read, if I have it.

Ideas to Incorporate:

• Read the section on San and the KhoiKhoi
• Learn about nomads.
• When reading the sections on KhoiKhoi Houses, The Strandlopers, Hottentots Holland Mountains and The KhoiKhoi are dispossessed, locate the areas referred to and mark one of them on a map of South Africa with a picture of a KhoiKhoi hunter.
• Read creation account from Genesis and make a creation wheel.
• Re-create a miniature model of a Khoi home with plaster of paris and brown paint.
• Learn about and practice rock art.
• Study about Ostrich.
• Have ostrich steaks or game for dinner.  Make a fire and sit around it and eat.
• Make a San hut with long grass.
• Locate the Kalahari on the South African map and mark it with a picture of a praying mantis. 
• Study the praying mantis.
• Make a reed flute

Links:

South Africa History Online - Arrival of KhoiKhoi

Creating Your Own Rock Art

The Khoi Hut

Creation Wheel
Bushmen
San Bushmen
Praying Mantis

Field Trips:

Ditsong National Museum of Cultural History (Gauteng)

The National Cultural History Museum explores South Africa’s cultural diversity in various permanent and temporary exhibitions. Exhibitions include rock paintings and engravings of the San people; thousand year old Iron Age figurines from Schroda in the Limpopo Province (described as "the best known artifacts indicating ritual behaviour in the Early Iron Age"); the Art Gallery presents an overview of South African culture through time, using cultural objects, crafts, sculpture and paintings and an exhibition on Marabastad is a true example of a cosmopolitan and fully integrated rainbow nation before apartheid. Visit our new shop. 

Books to look for: 
I have had some success in finding SA books by watching on bidorbuy.co.za

The Far-away Valley by Jenny Seed

Men of Men by Candy Malherbe

These Small People by Candy Malherbe

The New Fire by Jenny Seed

The Cave by Peter Slingsby
Nama Kwa’s Garden by Mary Clanahan

Come Over to my House by Theo Leisig

Traditional African Crafts

I am in the process of adding South African history to our homeschool studies, integrating it with Tapestry of Grace. Here are links to the books I have found from the list provided for this section in an old edition of All About South Africa:

Tribal Dress: Beadwork and Other Decorative Arts by Aubrey Elliot

(warning: Tribal dress is not traditionally modest)

Milestones of the 20th Century

I am in the process of adding South African history to our homeschool studies, integrating it with Tapestry of Grace. Here are links to the books I have found from the list provided for this section in an old edition of All About South Africa:

Government Policies

I am in the process of adding South African history to our homeschool studies, integrating it with Tapestry of Grace. Here are links to the books I have found from the list provided for this section in an old edition of All About South Africa:

Here are some links to free unit studies for this book:

http://teacherlink.ed.usu.edu/tlresources/units/byrnes-africa/SteCar/

http://www.kidsvotingaz.org/KVAZLessons/lessonDetail.cfm?Lesson_ID=73

http://www.wcmu.org/radio/childrensbooks/cbdlquestions-2008.html#36

http://teacherlink.ed.usu.edu/tlresources/units/byrnes-africa/micmea/index.htm

Black Nationalism - 1910-1990

The Black Nationalism section of All About South Africa would fit into TOG Y4.

Links:

Here is a link to a sample lesson from Footprints into the 21st Century about Cry the Beloved Country. (High School level)

Books to look for: 
I have had some success in finding SA books by watching on bidorbuy.co.za, and don't forget to check your local library!

Cry the Beloved Country by Alan Paton


or borrow the ebook from the openlibrary for free!

The Great Trek - 1836

The Great Trek section of All About South Africa would fit into TOG Y3 U2 Wks 14-15.

Links:

Here is a link to a sample unit study from Footprints on our Land about the Great Trek. Footprints on our Land is an excellent curriculum on South African History! The Unknown Land

Books to look for: 
I have had some success in finding SA books by watching on bidorbuy.co.za, and don't forget to check your local library!

Black sheep? by Maretha Maartens
The Great Treak by Brain Johnson Barker
The Message by John Coetzee
Unknown Land (Long Ago Books) by Jenny Seed
The Broken Spear by Jenny Seed

Books by Jenny Seed

Strangers in the Land

On the Move

I am in the process of adding South African history to our homeschool studies, integrating it with Tapestry of Grace. Here are links to the books I have found from the list provided for this section in an old edition of All About South Africa:

Prince of the bay by Jenny Seed

Free for Kindle!

Change at the Cape - 1790's

The Change at the Cape section of All About South Africa would fit into TOG Y2.

Field Trip:
The King's blockhouse (Devil's Peak, Cape Town)

Books to look for: 
I have had some success in finding SA books by watching on bidorbuy.co.za, and don't forget to check your local library!

The Cave by Peter Slingsby

The Golden Kris (Literature: Young Africa Series) by M Cassiem D'arcy

Always Working by Candly Malherbe

The French Huguenots - 1688

The Slaves at the Cape section of All About South Africa would fit into TOG Y2.

Field Trip:
The Huguenot Museum (Franschhoek, Western Cape)

Books to look for: 
I have had some success in finding SA books by watching on bidorbuy.co.za, and don't forget to check your local library!

Huguenot Garden by Douglas M Jones

The Huguenot Heritage; The story of the Huguenots at the Cape by Francois Theron
Land of the watching eyes: A story of the Huguenots by Juliet Marais Louw

Slaves at the Cape - 1658

The Slaves at the Cape section of All About South Africa would fit into TOG Y2.

Field Trip:
Iziko Old Slave Lodge Museum (Cape Town)
Slave Bells (Stellenbosch)

Books to look for: 
I have had some success in finding SA books by watching on bidorbuy.co.za, and don't forget to check your local library!


Always Working. Slaves. by Candy Malherbe

All About South Africa

This is going to be the first of many posts about South African history.

Years ago, it was recommended that I get the book All About South Africa to teach my children about South African History. I was able to get an old copy of this book from the library and thought it was a good resource, so a friend & I each invested in a copy. We made a few unit studies from it for our children. At the time I was using KONOS, which is a unit study, so I just slotted in the unit studies we created between the KONOS studies we were using.

I am now using Tapestry of Grace (TOG), which is a classical curriculum that studies chronological history. 

The older version All About South Africa has a list of suggested children's books that the newer copy does not, so I am going to include it below, with permission from Random House Struik.

Most of the books are out of print, but I am trying to get at least one from each section in the book. I have found some from Amazon, Loot.co.za, and Bid or Buy, as well as have purchased a few from library book sales. My intentions are to add these books to our Tapestry of Grace studies in the corresponding time periods, as well as have my children read the sections from All About South Africa about that time period.

I am going to do a series of posts about each of the sections in this book that include books I have been able to purchase, including links for you to follow so that you can purchase them, as well.


I was told by a few seasoned South African homeschool moms that if I can get my hands on Jenny Seed books to jump at the chance. She writes children's historical fiction based in South Africa. I will add any of her books that I can get to the appropriate time period in South African History.

Here is a link to purchase All About South Africa:

allaboutnature.co.za

The San and the Khoikhoi
	Men of Men	Candy Malherbe
	These Small People	Candy Malherbe
	The New Fire	Jenny Seed
	The Faraway Valley	Jenny Seed
The Nguni Speakers
	Zulu Traditions and Cultures	Aubrey Elliot
	The Xhosa and their Traditional Way of Life	Aubrey Elliot
People of the Interior
	The Ndebele Art & Culture	Aubery Elliot
	Abantu	Martin West & Jean Morris
The Early Navigators - 1400's
	Dias & De Gama	Brian Johnson Barker
	Early Navigators	Philip Gon
	Caravel to the Cape	Eve Merchant
Early Days at the Cape - 1652
	Jan van Riebeeck and the Dutch Settlement at the Cape	Brian Johnson
	A Musket and Garden Hoe	J. Marais Louw
	Stowaway to Nowhere	Jenny Seed
Slaves at the Cape - 1658
	The Cave	Peter Slingsby
	The Golden Kris	M Cassiem D'arcy
	Always Working	Candy Malherbe
The French Huguenots - 1688
	The French Huguenots	Francois Theron
	The Huguenot Garden	Douglas Jones
	The Land of the Watching Eyes	Juliet Marais Law
Change at the Cape - 1790's
	Merino	Lesley Beake
On the Move -
	Heroes Tales
	10 Famous South Africans
	Prince of the Bay	Jenny Seed
	Jock of the Bushveld	P. Fitzpatrick
The 1820 Settlers
	The 1820 Settlers of Salem	A E Meakin
	Living with the 1820 Settlers	Marian Robertson
	Settlers
The Great Trek - 1836
	The Great Trek	Brian Johnson Barker
	Black Sheep	Maretha Maartens
	The Message	John Coetzee
The Warrior King - 1815
	Shaka Warrior King of the Zulu	Lynn Bedford Hall
	Voice of the Great Elephant	Jenny Seed
Wars in the Eastern Cape - 1779, 1789, 1799, 1811, 1818, 1834, 1846, 1850, 1877
	Nongqawuse's Prephecy	Karen Press
Conflict in the East 1834-1879
	Joseph Zulu	Bert Schroeder
Boer versus Briton 1880-1902
	The Spy Hill	Jenny Seed
	Ring Around the Moon	Maretha Maartens
South Africa's Rainbow People
	Jakey (1994)	Lesley Beake
	Caravel to the Cape	Eve Merchant
	A Time to Scatter Stones	Jenny Seed
Black Nationalism 1910-1990
	Cry the Beloved Country	Alen Paton
	A Time to Scatter Stones	Jenny Seed
Government Policies
	The Day Gogo Went to Vote
Milestones of the 20th Century
	Illustrated History of South Africa	Reader's Digest
Traditional African Crafts
	Tribal Dress	Aubrey Elliot
Art in South Africa
	150 South African Paintings	Lucy Alexander and Evelyn Cohen
Books
	The Public Library	Zirkea Ellis
	How a Book is Made	Aliki
	Books	Diane McClymont
	10 Famous South Africans
Homes and Houses
	A Concise Guide to Cape Dutch Houses	Phillida Brooke Simons
	Charley's House
Musical Medley
	Sing Africa	Patricia Schonstein
	Stop Those Children	Jenny Seed
Sport and Recreation
	The Allied Book of Sports Facts & Records	SASBOR
Towns and Cities
	The Strollers (1987?)	Lesley Beake
	Hurry, Hurry Sibusiso	Jenny Seed
Rescue Services and Road Safety
	Road Safety	Loiuse Landsberg
Caring for Others
	Nursing	Anne Hugo
	A Cageful of Butterflies	Lesley Beake
A Star Spangled Sky
	Night Skies	Peter Mack
	Halley's Comet	Peter Mack
Keeping in Touch
	The Post Office	WA von der Linde
Lighting up the Land
	The Orange River	Carmen Welz
	The Orange River Project	JC de Korte
Transport
	Transportation	Melane Basmon
	The Journeys of Josephine	Siegfried Stander
Arms and Armour
	South Africa At War	Peter Joyce
	The Armed Forces	Helmoed-Romer Heitman
Mining Gold and Minerals
	Gold	Carmen Welz
	Struben's Golden Valley	John Coetzee
	Gold in South Africa	Ted Scannell
Turning our Wheels
	Oil & Gas	Jacqueline Dinen
	Coal	BJ Stuart
	South African Mining	Anthony Hosking
Diamond Mining
	Diamonds in Southern Africa	Peter Joyce and Ted Scannell
	Canvas City (1866)	Jenny Seed
South Africa at Work
	South African Industry	Tony Koenderman
Killing our Planet
	Nature in the Balance	Rob Marsh
	Nature Conservation	JN Steyn
Working the Land
	Erosion	Suzette Bosmon
	Food for Thought	G Standning
Stock Farming
	Merino	Lesley Beake
Crop Farming
	From Wheatland to Bread	EAG Styne
Money and Banking
	Money in SA	CL Engelbrecht
	Fun with Money	Louise McDermott
Our Coasts and Oceans
	Stormy Seas at Clearwater Bay	Pieter Pieterse
Seashore Life
	Marine Life Along Our Shores	Pauline Harding
	Encounters With Sea Life	Lynn Hurry
	Shells	Diedre Richards
	Explore the Sea Shore of South Africa	Margo Branch
Estuaries
	Seashore Life	Charles and Roberta Griffiths
Water for a Thirsty Land
	The Orange River
	The Orange River Project
	River & Dams	Martyn Bromwell
Mountains and Caves
	The Building of the Berg	AR Wilcox
	Dragon's Wrath	RO Pearse and James Byron
Land of Wonder
	The Singing Grass	Freda Linde
	Flint and the Red Desert	John Coetzee
Erosion
	Soil Conservation	JC de Korte
	Grasses, Grains & Conservation	Joan Munday
The Weather and Climate
	The Weather	John Earle & Denis Bagrall
	Soil	R Thomas
Forecasting the Weather
	Air	J. Williams
Natural Disasters
	Earthquakes	Piet von Rensburg
	Grasshoppers & Locusts	William de Villiers
	The Dove	Dianne Stewart
Preserving Our Country
	Nature in the Balance	Rob Marsh
	Bush School	Lex Hes
	Nature Conservation	JN Steyn
	A Bushveld Safari	Nadine Clarke
Endangered Wild Life
	Question & Answers: Endangered Wildlife of South Africa	J. Conrie-Greig
Discovering Our Mammals
	Question & Answers: Mammals of South Africa	D. Richards
	South African Animal Adventures	Jay Heale
The Cat Family
	The Cheetahs of De Wildt	Anne von Dyk
	Encounters with Wildlife	L. Hurry
	Land Mammals of South Africa	Reay Smithers
Antelopes and Buffalo
	Signs of the Wild	Clive Walker
	Jock of the Bushveld
Curious Creatures
	Mammals	J. Skinner and Penny Meakin
	The Wildlife of South Africa	Paul Rose
	Bush School	Lex Hes
	Question & Answers: Snakes and Reptiles of South Africa	R. Patherson
Amphibians
	Pond & River Eyewitness Guide
	Discovering Amphibians	FAC Tiedt
Freshwater Fish
	Freshwater Fishes of South Africa	M. Bruten and P. Jackson
	The Fresh H20 Fishes of the Kruger National Park	U. de Villiers Pienaar
	Aquaculture	T. Hecht
Sea Fish
	Common Sea Fishes	Rudy von der Elst
	Fish	DR Schreuder
	A Guide to Common Sea Fishes of SA	Rudy von der Elst
Whales, Dolphins and Sharks
	Question & Answers: Mammals of South Africa	D. Richards
	When Wales Go Free	Dianne Hofmeyer
Venomous Creatures
	Venomous Creatures	Gerry Newlands
	Things that Sting	Eric Worrell
	Spiders	Gerry Newlands
Incredible Insects
	Insects	E. Holm
	Harmful Instects	AJ Schoeman
	Grasshoppers & Locusts	William de Villiers
	Field Guide to the Butterflies of South Africa	I. Migdoll
Birds of Prey
	Birds of the National Parks of SA	T. Campbell
	Question & Answer: Birds
	Birds of Prey	I. Sinclair
Our Coastal Birds
	Question & Answer: Birds
Birds Around You
	Backyard Wildlife	L. Hurry
	A Beginners Guide to Our Birds	Jo. Oliver
	Birds of Southern Africa	Ian Sinclair
Where they Grow
	Nomaqualand	Brian Johnson Barker
	Explore the Cape Flora	Margo Branch
	Common Trees	E. & G. Moll
Flowers and Trees
	Tree	D. Burnie