Summer Camp – part 2 (nutrition lesson)

Applause IconAug 01, 2017 • 10:56 PM UTC
Location IconUnknown Location
Applause Icon140x Magnification
Applause IconUnknown

Hi! I'm a 3rd year PhD student in the Developmental Biology Department of Stanford University.

6posts
3comments
0locations
For our nutrition lesson, we talked about a balanced diet. And then, with foldscopes we looked at different seasonal fruits and greens that grew in the village, and discussed their nutritional value.
Here is a basil leaf. A thinner section of the leaf would have looked better:
This is the flesh of a plum:
Here’s the peel of a peach or a pomegranate ( I can’t remember which one the students picked):
And the stamen cluster of the pomegranate:

Sign in to commentNobody has commented yet... Share your thoughts with the author and start the discussion!

More Posts from Teni Anbarchian

Summer Camp _ part 5

Applause Icon 0 ApplauseComment Icon 0 Comments
7y
Summer Camp – part 4 (plants and insects)

Applause Icon 0 ApplauseComment Icon 0 Comments
7y
Summer camp – part 3 (genetics)

Applause Icon 0 ApplauseComment Icon 0 Comments
7y
Summer camp- part1

Applause Icon 0 ApplauseComment Icon 0 Comments
7y
Summer camping with foldscopes and K12 students of the Shvanidzor village in Armenia

Applause Icon 0 ApplauseComment Icon 0 Comments
7y