
On a spring morning, a child found tiny holes in one green leaf.
Who Made the Tiny Holes in the Leaf?Small insects nibble leaves for food, and the leaf becomes a clue that something very little has been eating.
1. On a spring morning, a child found tiny holes in one green leaf.
2. The child turned the leaf over and searched beneath its green edges.
3. No beetle waited there, and no caterpillar curled beside the holes.
4. The child noticed a little trail of bites along the leaf’s edge.
5. The child placed three pebbles nearby and promised to check again.
6. After a little rain, the child found three new holes in the leaf.
7. Then a tiny green inchworm rested beneath the leaf, beside fresh bites.
8. The tiny inchworm nibbled the leaf, making another little hole.
9. Small insects nibble leaves for food, and a leaf can hold their clue.
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