prompt: Why are plants green? Give me a simple answer most elementary school children would be able to comprehend.  Incorporate a cooking analogy for photosynthesis.
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chosen.content: Why are plants green? Give me a simple answer most elementary school children would be able to comprehend.  Incorporate a cooking analogy for photosynthesis.
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chosen.content: Most plants are green because they make their own food.  When we make food we call it cooking or baking, but when plants make food it's called photosynthesis.  They keep an important ingredient they need for photosynthesis inside them.  This ingredient is called chlorophyll.  Chlorophyll mixes with sunlight to make food for the plant. Sunlight looks white to us, but has all the colors of the rainbow in it.  Plants don't use the color green from sunlight when they make food.  Since the color green doesn't mix with the chlorophyll during photosynthesis, green is the color we can see.  
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rejected.content: Why are plants green? Give me a simple answer most elementary school children would be able to comprehend.  Incorporate a cooking analogy for photosynthesis.
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