Examine and sketch an apple and its Seeds
Objective:
Examine an apple or other piece of fruit. Sketch the outside and inside of the fruit, including the seeds.
Materials:
A piece of fruit, such as an apple, orange, or banana. Crayons or markers and paper.
Procedure:
- Sketch the outside of your fruit.
- Cut the fruit so that the seeds are shown. (Instructors may need to do this step if the fruit cannot be cut with a butter knife.)
- Look for the seeds inside.
- Sketch the inside of the fruit, including the seeds.
- If you don’t have a piece of fruit handy at home, sketch the apple and its seeds as shown below.
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