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The Sour Fruit

Yesterday our class checked out some yellow fruit that was sitting on the table. 
"I think it's a lemon!"
"It is so big!"
"Lemons are yellow, that's definitely a lemon."

The kids were able to explore the fruit in whatever means they wished. Many chose to use the magnifying glass to look a little closer at the skin of the yellow fruit. 
"It's really yellow, and there's a little bit of brown too."
"It has like little holes and dots on it!"
"I have never seen a lemon like this."


Others chose to draw the lemon. They picked up yellow crayons and began drawing large yellow circles on their papers. 
"I am going to make it big like this one!"
"It's so yellow, it looks like the sun!"




Although the kids got to smell, touch, and look at the lemons, they weren't satisfied. 
"Will we get to eat it?" 
"I think it will be sour!"
"It might be kind of sweet?"
"We could make lemonade!"

Today, the kids got to taste the lemons. Watch the video to see how it went 😊




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