The Journey of a Seed 一顆種子的旅行

★Using collage to present animals and plants, the pictures are full of artistic beauty★Realistic pictures help children understand plants and how they grow.     If we want to travel, we can take trains, cars, or planes. If you just want to go nearby, you can not only ride a bicycle, use a scooter, roller skate, or even walk there.Plants do not have these means of transportation, but we see them in unexpected places, such as on sand pits and drainage ditches. How do plants get to those places? Plants also travel, some through land and some through the air, but plants do not move by themselves, but send their seeds to travel. Some seeds are carried by the wind; others are helped by the animals that eat them. Regardless of whether the seeds end up in sand pits, drainage ditches or other places during their journey, seedlings may grow from there.    About the authorAnne. Moeller　　was born in Freiburg, Germany in 1970. After graduating from high school, she majored in drawing and d