In class, students worked on a project to identify seeds and their components, grew their own avocado plants, and took part in experiments illustrating the scientific method of inquiry. You can help by discussing the importance of good nutrition with your children, demonstarting how you make healthy food choices as a family and encouraging your child to take a more active role in menu planning and grocery shopping. The result will be used in a graphic exercise in the classroom. Please write your answers on a separate sheet of paper. You can eat an avocado when it's hard.
Avocados are high in cholesterol.
An avocado seed has all the parts needed to grow a mature tree. Avocados are high in sodium. Bananas have more potassium than avocados. A ripe California avocado is soft. The outside of a ripe avocado is yellow.