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\nLeaves Names Identify Trees from their Leaves Learn the names and shapes of leaves with these sweet moving hand made illustrations, like watching a moving picture book! Can you find any of these leaves while you are out exploring or...\nLeaves Names Identify Trees from their Leaves Learn the names and shapes of leaves with these sweet moving hand made illustrations, like watching a moving picture book! Can you find any of these leaves while you are out exploring or walking in the park or the woods? Watch this video and become a real nature detective! What is your favourite tree? Leave a comment below! 😊 You will spot a elm leaf, an oak leaf, and a whole range of others to help you recognise trees while you are out and about. I hope you enjoy learning about leaves with this collaged video! Please subscribe for free to my channel for more fun and educational videos for kids If you would like to learn more about leaves and trees the Woodlands Trust is a great resource! Designed to teach toddlers and young children leaf and tree recognition, a fun way to learn. I hope you enjoy watching this video with your little ones 😊 Here are the leaves you will see: Beech - Leaves are oval and pointed at the tip, with a wavy edge Alder - Leaves of the Alder are racquet shaped and feel leathery to touch Dogwood - Leaves are fresh green and oval with smooth edges and characteristic curving veins Elder - Leaves are pinnate (featherlike) with five to seven oval and toothed leaflets Horse Chestnut - Leaves comprise five to seven pointed, toothed leaflets Elm - Leaves are larger than those of any other native tree (to the UK) Cypress - Scale Like, soft and overlapping leaves form in flat sprays on long stalks Oak - Leaves have distinctly deep lobes and smooth edges Hornbeam - Leaves are oval, toothed and have pointed tips Irish Yew - The needles are small and curved with pointed tips Juniper - Small, needle-like leaves are green with broad silver bands on the inner side Lime - Leaves are dark green in colours and heart shaped Pine - Needle-like leaves are blue-green and slightly twisted Holly - Leaves are oval and spiked around the edges Sycamore - Leaves have 5 lobes and younger leaves have red stalks London Plane - Leaves are sycamore-like and leathery and thick, with five triangular lobes Maple - dark green leaves have fives lobes with some pointed teeth Poplar - Leaves are shiny, green and heart-shaped with long tips Walnut - The pinnate (feather like) shape is made up of five to nine paired oval leaflets Yew - Needles are straight and small with a pointed tip, dark green above and grey green below Birch - Leaves are light green, small and ovate with a toothed edge Aspen - Leaves are round with large irregular blunt teeth Hawthorn - Leaves are around 6cm in length and have distinctive toothed lobes Apple - Leaves are a dark green colour and typically oval with serrated edges You may also like to watch Numbers videos Sing-a-long Lyrics videos Alphabet videos Credit: Music conte de fees ( Follow Pure Star Kids on social media: Twitter: @purestarkids Instagram: purestarkids Facebook: purestarkids\n
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