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A Pleasant Game
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A Round Goldenrod Gall
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The Yellow Spider
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Blue Chicory
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Flyaway Seeds
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Some Birds Go South
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Broad Leaves in Fall
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Fall Picnics
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What Do You Remember?
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Some Insects in Winter
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A New Year's Party
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Some Trees with Cones
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Tracks on the Snow
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What Do You Remember?
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Sounds of Spring
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Ladybird Flies Away
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Broad Leaves in Spring
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Young Frogs
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Don's Yellow Spring Flower
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White Feathers
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Nan's Blue Spring Flower
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What Do You Remember?
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Helping Mother Oriole
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A Stem with Three Sides
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Some Very Small Snails
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Ladybird's Children
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Johnny Darter
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A Spider's Tower
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The Bee That Cut Leaves
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Box Turtle
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Ants with Wings
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Berries for Bluebirds
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What Do You Remember?
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![[Illustration]](http://www.gatewaytotheclassics.com/gold/books/patch/visits/patch_visits_zfrontis.gif)
A Pleasant Game
In summer, Don and Nan played outdoors most of the
time. In September they went to school.
"Outdoors was one of our homes in summer," said Nan.
"We lived there almost every day."
"Now school is one of our homes," said Don.
"Yes," said Nan, "when we go outdoors, now, we go for
visits. We call on little animals."
"We call on plants, too," said Don. "And each visit is
a pleasant game."
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