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Celery

WHAT WE ARE LEARNING TODAY Howdy Partners! I m Cyrus Celery. It s time to saddle up and learn about Florida Celery. Join me as we learn about Florida Celery production!

FUN FACT Garlands made of celery leaves were found in the tomb of a pharaoh who died in 1323 BC. Celery is a natural antioxidant. The crunchiness of celery comes from its tough cell walls that help keep the plant upright.

SPOT IT ON THE MAP Celery grows mostly in South Florida, especially in Hendry and Palm Beach Counties.

HAVE YOU TRIED FLORIDA CELERY? Celery s peak growing season is in the winter and spring. Celery is available from December through May. Look for this logo to find Florida-grown celery!

MEET A FLORIDA VEGETABLE FARMER Caroline Garber Sweetwater Organic Community Farm Tampa, Florida Fresh celery from Caroline s farm! www.sweetwater-organic.org

FARMER INTERVIEW How did you get your start farming? The elementary school I attended maintained a garden, so I was fortunate enough to experience growing food first hand! Each class had their own section of the garden to tend. I really enjoyed watching our little garden grow and knowing that I helped make it happen.

FARMER INTERVIEW You work for a Community Farm. What does that mean? For us, being a community farm means we serve the people in our local community of Tampa Bay. The produce that we grow stays right here in our area; it isn t sent someplace far away. That way we can make sure people are getting the freshest vegetables possible. When is the best time of the year to eat Florida Celery? Florida celery is at its peak during late spring. Keep your eyes out for the pale green stalks to make their appearance at your local farmers market around late March/early April.

DID YOU KNOW? Celery is related to carrots, fennel and parsley. Celery is composed of 94% water. Celery Fennel Parsley Carrot

CRUNCHY CELERY All parts of the celery, including the stalk, leaves and seeds are edible! Try it with peanut butter, hummus or a vegetable dip!

FUN FACTS One celery stalk contains about five (5) calories. Celery has vitamin K which helps transport Calcium. That helps keep your bones strong! Celery is high in vitamin K. Vitamin K regulates blood clotting, assists in the transport of calcium throughout the body and decreases the risk of bone fractures.

BRAIN BREAK FRESH FIND Crunch Stalk Snap February Crisp Healthy Potassium Green

3-5 MATH MEASURING VOLUME Volume: the amount of space enclosed in a solid 3-dimensional figure. Volume is measured in cubic units. To find the volume of any figure simply measure the length, width, and height. The equation for finding volume is Length x Width x Height

3-5 MATH MEASURING VOLUME WITH WATER DISPLACEMENT 1. Fill a beaker with water. 2. Measure the volume of the water in milliliters. 3. Add an irregular shaped solid to the beaker. Did you see the water level rise? 4. Measure the combined volume of the water and the object. 5. Subtract the starting volume from the volume after you added the object. 6. Formula: Final Volume Initial Volume = Volume of solid

3-5 Math MEASURING VOLUME WITH WATER DISPLACEMENT Applying what you learned Starting Water Volume = 40 ml Water Volume + Celery = 43 ml Ending Volume Starting Volume 43 ml 40 ml = 3 ml Volume of celery = 3 ml

3-5 SOCIAL STUDIES JOHN DEERE - A FARMING PIONEER Early Life Born: February 7, 1804 in Rutland, Vermont Parents: William and Sarah Yates Deere First Job: An apprentice for a blacksmith at 17 years old Married: Demarius Lamb A Growing Career Moving West: In 1837, Deere moved to Grand Detour, Illinois to set up a blacksmith shop. An Inventor: Seeing that the plows could not handle the soil of the Midwest, he created a steel plow.

3-5 SOCIAL STUDIES JOHN DEERE - A FARMING PIONEER Expansion 1848: Deere was making 100 new plows a year. 1850: Deere made 1600 plows and other devices. 1858: Deere gave his company to son, Charles. The Later Years President: Deere kept the title of president of his company until he died. Politics: He was involved in many political ventures in his town of Moline. Death: Deere died at home on May 17, 1186. Early John Deere Plow John Deere tractors today!

3-5 SCIENCE PLANT ADAPTATIONS Structural These are physical features of a plant designed to help it survive in its environment. Some examples are the shape of leaves, height of the plant or size of the roots. Behavioral These are things that plants do to survive. Behavioral adaptations are actions. Examples are climbing and night blooming.

3-5 SCIENCE PLANT ADAPTATIONS Behavioral This ivy climbs up structures to capture ample sunlight. Structural & Behavioral Structurally, the Venus fly trap has small hairs that detect when a fly or bug lands inside. The behavior is that these hairs cause the two leaves to close around the prey, trapping it inside.

3-5 SCIENCE PLANT ADAPTATIONS Structural The bright and vibrant color of this plant is a structural adaption used to help attract bees for pollination. Structural The thorns on the side serve as protection and a way to conserve water.

3-5 LANGUAGE ARTS SYNONYMS and ANTONYMS Synonym a word or phrase that means the SAME as another word or phrase. Example: shut is the synonym of close Antonym a word or phrase that means the OPPOSITE of another word or phrase. Example: good is the antonym for bad

3-5 LANGUAGE ARTS SYNONYMS and ANTONYMS Apply what you learned Write down synonyms and antonyms for words that describe celery. For example, soft is an antonym for crunchy!

NUTRITION NUGGET Adding more fruits and vegetables, like celery, to your diet can help prevent coronary heart disease. Celery is an excellent source of vitamin K, folate, potassium and dietary fiber. Vitamin K is an essential nutrient when it comes to responding to injuries. It regulates normal blood clotting. One cup of celery only has 16 calories! Celery can give a satisfying crunch to any meal or snack!

TASTY TIPS Always buy celery with the leaves attached. This is a good indication of freshness. You should not be able to bend a celery stalk without it snapping. Store celery in the crisper section of the refrigerator in a plastic bag for up to one week. Filling celery with peanut or almond butter is a great protein-rich snack. Celery can be diced and tossed into soups, salads, and stir-fry to add a satisfying crunch! Visit Fresh From Florida for more tasty recipes!

Why did the gardener quit? Because his celery wasn t high enough! What did the celery say to the veggie dip? I m stalking you! What kind of socks do you need to plant celery? Garden hose!

ADDITIONAL RESOURCES Check out these great school garden resources at the Florida Farm to School website. Take your students on an adventure! The Great Garden Detective is a curriculum resource available from Team Nutrition.