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Learners discuss how carrot seeds grow, identify what can be made with carrots, and explore the edible root that grows below the soil. 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 \n## Activity 1:Story-The Carrot Seed\n\nMaterials:  \n·  The Carrot Seed by Ruth Krauss  \n·Picture or examples of carrots,ideally including different colored carrot varieties  \n·Examples of carrot seeds  \n1.Gather students in a quiet circle with calm bodies.Introduce yourself and explain that wewill be learning about carrots today.Remind them that we will first listen to a story,thenwash our hands and prepare food that we will try at lunch.Before beginning the story,remind students that while the story is being read,they should keep their thoughts orcomments to themselves until the end.Then,the group will have time to share.  \n2.Read the book.Ask students what happened in the book.Has anyone planted a gardenbefore?Did they grow carrots,or other types of plants?Explain that it takes time for aseed to grow into a plant.We can help by giving our seed water and warmth/sunlight.  \n3.Tell students that carrot seeds are especially tiny.Put a few seeds in a small cup orbowl,and pass around.Can you believe that a tiny carrot seed can turn into a bigcarrot?  \n4.Ask students who has eaten a carrot before.Did they enjoy it?What does a carrot tastelike?Tell children that carrots can grow to be different shapes and sizes,as well asdifferent colors.Pass around examples of different colored carrots,or images of carrots.Explain that the part of the carrot we eat is the root,which grows below the ground.Wehave to pull it out of the soil before eating it!  \n5.Remind students that they will be making and trying a new recipe with carrots today.Prepare to transition to next activity.  \n## Activity 2:Cooking Activity-Carrot Fries\n\nMaterials:  \n● Bowls  \n·Cutting boards  \n·Y-shaped peelers  \n● Crinkle cutters or chef's knife (for adult/educator use)  \n·  Measuring cups  \n·Measuring spoons  \n● Whisk  \n·  Ingredients (see recipe)  \n1.Ask students what we should do before cooking(wash our hands!).Have everyonewash their hands,reminding students that once their hands are clean,we shouldn'ttouch our faces because we can easily spread germs that way.  \n2.Have each student sit down at the cooking table.Tell children that we willbe makingcarrot fries to try today-yum!  \n3.Divide students into two groups.Have half peel carrots and chop off tops,while theothers can mix together coating.Ideally,have an adult lead each group and switch soeach student can participate in both activities.  \n4.For students handling carrots,have a cutting board and peeler for each child.Demonstrate how to safely use the peeler,and allow them to peel off the outer layer ofeach carrot.Use crinkle cutters to chop off the tops and ends of carrots,if needed.Havean adult cut carrots lengthwise into “fries.”Consider preparing some fries in advance.  \n5.At the other station,have students help measure out the coating/seasoning ingredientsfor the carrot fries.Measure and add all ingredients to a large bowl,then whisk togetheruntil well-incorporated.  \n6.Add sliced carrot fries to the bowl,and mix to combine.Students can help lay out fries  \non a baking sheet.  \n### Oven-Baked Carrots\n\nYield:6-8 servings  \nIngredients:11y₂Ibs carrots1 teaspoon honey2 tablespoons olive oil/₂teaspoon salt  \n2 tablespoons rosemary,finely chopped1 pinch pepper  \n## Directions:\n\nHeat oven to 425 degrees F.Line a shallow pan with foil.Peel carrots.Cut in half widthwise,then cut lengthwise into sticks.  \nIn a mixing bowl,combine carrot sticks,olive oil,honey,salt,rosemary and pepper.Stir untilcarrots are evenly coated.  \nPlace carrots in pan,spreading out as much as possible.Bake for 20 minutes or until carrotsare tender.  \nSource:food.com,modified by GMFTS  \n## Activity 3:Handprint Carrots\n\nMaterials:  \n·Large pieces of white paper,one per st","cbCaiueSypiepDqN","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiueSypiepDqN","pdf",574273,"English","# Carrots\n## Guiding Questions\n## Activity 1: Story - The Carrot Seed\n## Activity 2: Cooking Activity - Carrot Fries\n## Oven-Baked Carrots\n## Activity 3: Handprint Carrots","[{\"question\":\"What guiding questions does the curriculum use to introduce carrots?\",\"answer\":\"It asks how carrots grow and what students can make with carrots.\"},{\"question\":\"How do students learn about carrot growth and plant parts in Activity 1?\",\"answer\":\"They listen to a story from “The Carrot Seed,” discuss what happens in the book, and learn that a seed takes time to become a plant with help from water and sunlight.\"},{\"question\":\"What activities are included besides storytelling?\",\"answer\":\"Students cook carrot fries using a simple oven-baked recipe and create handprint carrot artwork using paint after tracing a hand and arm outline.\"}]","Carrots - Farm to Preschool Curriculum - Activities 1-3 | PDF"]