Celery In A Cup
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The document provides instructions for a science experiment where students put celery sticks in colored water to see what happens. It instructs students to fill a glass with an inch of water, add red food coloring, break off the bottom of celery sticks and place them in the glass. Students are asked to observe and record what occurs over time as the celery absorbs the colored water up its stems.
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Celery In A Cup
- 1. CELERY IN A CUP A Bo’s Butterflies Procedural Experiment
- 2. 1. First, you put 1 inch of water into a glass.
- 3. 2. Second, you put 8 drops of red food coloring into the glass of water.
- 4. 3. Third, break off the bottom part of a stick of celery.
- 5. 4. Next put the celery sticks into the glass of water and food coloring.
- 6. 5. Last, watch and wait to see what happens!
- 7. OUR PREDICTIONS “ The stick of celery will turn red.” “ A baby celery will grow.” “ A flower will grow out of the top!” “ It will grow huge and it will start to talk!”
- 8. THE END