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All
Kinds of
Markets
by Ann Rossi


All
Kinds of
Markets
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Markets in North America
Pike Place Market began as a
market where farmers sold foods
they grew. Farmers still sell fresh foods
there. Now people also sell Þsh and
other goods.

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Mexico has many markets. Some people
sell things they grow. They sell fruit, ßowers,
and vegetables. Other people sell goods
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Markets in Europe
The Alkmaar Cheese Market
is held on Fridays. It begins in spring
and ends in fall. Some people have
a special job. They carry wheels of
cheese.
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Amsterdam has a ßower market on
water. The ßowers are on boats. People go
onto the boats to buy the ßowers.

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Markets in Asia
The Temple Street Night Market
is open at night. Much of it is outside.
People buy clothes and other goods.
They eat seafood there, too.
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Istanbul has many markets. One of

them is the Grand Bazaar. It has hundreds
of shops. People buy all kinds of goods
there. It is fun to visit this market!

GoldÞsh Market
At the GoldÞsh Market in
Hong Kong you can catch
your own Þsh from a tank!

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1. What do people grow to sell at
markets?
2. What is different about the ßower
market in Amsterdam?
3. What can people eat at the Temple
Street Night Market?
4. Why is it fun to visit markets?

Draw a picture of a market you like.
Show the goods for sale there. Write
a caption about your picture.

Photo Credits
Front Cover Greg Stott/Masterfile Stock Photo Library; 2 Kelly-Mooney Photography/Corbis 3 Photo Stock Source;
4 Owen Franken/Corbis; 5 Martin Child/SuperStock; 6 The Image Bank/Getty Images; 7 2006 by Robert Frerck and Odyssey
Productions, Inc., Carl & Ann Purcell/Corbis.
Illustration Credits
2 Bill Melvin; 4 Bill Melvin, 6 Bill Melvin.

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