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The Wonders of Starfruit in Class
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00:00In the cozy library of Greenfield Elementary School, a group of children gathered around
00:04a colorful display of fruits. Mrs. Turner, their enthusiastic educator, had a special
00:10lesson planned for them today. She wanted the kids to learn about the wonders of carambola,
00:16also known as star fruit. Firstly, Mrs. Turner held up a bright yellow carambola and asked if
00:22anyone recognized it. It looks like a star, exclaimed Lily, her eyes wide with wonder.
00:29Mrs. Turner nodded, explaining that the star-like shape is why it's called star fruit.
00:34She began unraveling its secrets, sharing that carambola is packed with vitamin C,
00:39which helps keep our immune system strong. Think of vitamin C as a superhero cape for your body,
00:45she said, and the children giggled. She also highlighted that this tropical fruit is low
00:50in calories, making it a healthy snack option. If you're looking for something yummy and healthy,
00:56reach for a star fruit instead of chips, advised Mrs. Turner.
01:01The teacher told them that the fruit is rich in antioxidants, substances that protect your body
01:06from harmful molecules. This little fruit, she explained, could keep us feeling good and looking
01:12vibrant. Furthermore, she described how carambola contains dietary fiber, which is essential for a
01:18healthy digestive system. Eating foods with fiber means your tummy will be happy, she assured them.
01:24Mrs. Turner described its sweet tart flavor and suggested a fun experiment.
01:30Each child got a slice to taste, and they were encouraged to share their thoughts.

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