Plants

The oak tree is a big tree with strong wood. It grows in many places around the world. Oak trees lose their leaves in the fall and grow new leaves in the spring.

The leaves of the oak tree are big and have sharp edges. In the fall, the leaves turn yellow, orange, or red, and then they fall off the tree. In spring, the tree grows new green leaves.

The oak tree also grows small seeds that fall from the tree in the fall. Animals like squirrels eat these seeds. Some of the seeds grow into new oak trees.

Oak trees are strong and can live for many years. Some oak trees are more than 100 years old! The wood from oak trees is very hard and is used to make furniture and tools. People also use oak wood to make barrels for storing wine.

Oak trees can grow very tall, sometimes more than 20 meters high. They are found in forests, parks, and gardens. Many animals, like birds and insects, live in oak trees. The tree's branches give them a place to rest.

Planting an oak tree helps nature. Oak trees provide food and homes for animals. They also make the world more beautiful.