Life Helps Life: Kezideki’s Insight
Life Helps Life
A simple idea about how plants, animals and insects help each other.
The Roots Talk Underground
Their roots talk under the ground.
A little papaya can say:
A pumpkin nearby can hear it.
The pumpkin can spread its big leaves closer and give the little papaya shade.
The papaya cannot walk over to the pumpkin.
The pumpkin cannot pick up the papaya and move it.
So they help each other in the way plants can.
Their roots talk underground.
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Everybody Has a Job
Roots Talk
Plant roots talk to each other under the ground.
Pumpkin Gives Shade
The pumpkin spreads its big leaves and can help a little plant that is too hot.
Bees and Butterflies Are Mailmen
They carry pollen from one flower to another.
Birds Are Mailmen Too
They carry seeds and move life from one place to another.
Ants and Insects Are Delivery Men
They move soil, seeds, food and little pieces of plants.
Little Flowers Are Antennas
They stay close to the ground and tell us what the ground is like.
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Nature Works Together
The roots talk.
The pumpkin gives shade.
Bees and butterflies carry pollen.
Birds carry seeds.
Ants and insects make deliveries and help the ground.
Little flowers tell us what the ground is like.
Everyone has a job.
Everyone helps.
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Kezideki’s Insight
This insight is by Kezideki.
Kezideki says that nature works together.
Plants are not standing around alone.
Their roots talk to each other.
A plant that needs help can ask for it.
Another plant can give shade.
Bees, butterflies and birds carry messages.
Ants and insects make deliveries.
Little flowers are antennas.
