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The Wonder Continues: How to Make an Apple Pie and See the World

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The story ended. Their curiosity didn’t.

Inspired by How to Make an Apple Pie and See the World by Marjorie Priceman, this story-led guide helps you take a favorite picture book beyond the page and follow the ideas that capture your child’s imagination.

Begin with the story. Then notice what sparks.

Maybe it’s the places traveled around the world. Where our food comes from. A fragrant spice. The journey from farm to table. The ingredients that come together to make a pie. Or something you never expected.

Instead of giving you another list of activities to complete, The Wonder Continues offers thoughtfully planned paths your family can choose from and explore at your own pace. Along the way, you’ll find simple possibilities for making, playing, reading, observing, creating, and exploring the world around you.

You don't need to follow every path.

Choose one. Follow several. Stay with an idea as long as your child is interested. Let one discovery lead naturally to another.

The guide gives you somewhere meaningful to begin without deciding where you have to end.

Because sometimes the best learning begins when a story makes a child wonder:

What else?

Faith-neutral: No religious instruction or faith-based lessons are included, leaving room for your family’s own beliefs and traditions.

DIGITAL DOWNLOAD: No physical product will be mailed. Your guide will be available as an instant digital download.
    The Wonder Continues How to Make an Apple Pie and See the World preschool activity guide with the picture book, felt apples, globe, and apple pie
    Preschool apple investigation inspired by How to Make an Apple Pie and See the World with sliced apples, seeds, magnifying glass, and picture book
    Child playing with a playdough apple orchard inspired by How to Make an Apple Pie and See the World beside The Wonder Continues guide
    Young child picking an apple from an apple tree as part of a story-led preschool exploration
    Hands-on preschool apple study with sliced apples, seeds, magnifying glass, picture book, and The Wonder Continues activity guide
    Child examining an apple with a magnifying glass beside The Wonder Continues How to Make an Apple Pie and See the World guide
    Around-the-world pretend play with a globe, play silks, suitcase, toy vehicles, and The Wonder Continues Apple Pie preschool guide
    How to Make an Apple Pie and See the World picture book with The Wonder Continues guide, felt apple pie, apple, and red play silk

    Questions You Might Be Wondering

    Is this only for homeschoolers?

    Not at all! Whether you homeschool full-time, want meaningful afternoon activities, or simply love reading together, these guides are designed to fit naturally into family life.

    What age is this for?

    Best suited for children ages 3–6, with flexible ideas that can be adapted for siblings.

    Do I need special materials?

    No. Most activities use common household or craft supplies, with simple substitutions when needed.

    How long does each day take?

    Most families spend about 20–45 minutes on the featured activity, but you're encouraged to follow your child's interest and adjust to your own rhythm.