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Harvest of the Month La Cosecha del Mes Carrots- Zanahorias Funded by the U.S. Department of Agriculture Food Stamp Program, an equal opportunity provider and employer, through the Network for a Healthy California. For more information about the California Food Stamp Program, please call 1-888- 328-3483. For more information on the Harvest of the Month program, please visit www.harvestofthemonth.com.
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Page 1: Harvest of the Month La Cosecha del Mes Carrots- Zanahorias Funded by the U.S. Department of Agriculture Food Stamp Program, an equal opportunity provider.

Harvest of the MonthLa Cosecha del MesCarrots- Zanahorias

Funded by the U.S. Department of Agriculture Food Stamp Program, an equal opportunity provider and employer, through the Network for a Healthy California. For more information about the California Food Stamp Program, please call 1-888-328-3483. For more information on the Harvest of the Month program, please visit www.harvestofthemonth.com.

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Why Are We Here?¿Por qué estamos aquí?

• Introduce you to a new fruit or vegetable each month.

• Discuss the importance of incorporating a variety of fruits & vegetables into your diet.

• Connect you to what your children are learning in the classroom through our Harvest of the Month Program.

• Presentarte a una nueva fruta o vegetale cada mes.

• Discutir la importancia de incorporar una variedad de frutas y verduras en tu dieta.

• Conectarte con lo que están aprendiendo tus niños en la sala de clase a través de nuestra cosecha del programa del mes.

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Eat Your ColorsCarrots are orange

• Fruits and vegetables come in a rainbow of colors.

• Eat a variety of colorful fruits and vegetables everyday.

• Yellow/orange fruits and vegetables help maintain vision health.

• They also help maintain a healthy heart, keep us healthy and prevent infections.

• They also lower the risk of some cancers.

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Coma Sus ColoresLas zanahorias son

anaranjadas

• Las frutas y verduras vienen en una variedad de colores.

• Coma varias frutas y verduras cada día.

• Las frutas y las verduras amarillas/naranjas ayudan a mantener una visión saludable.

• También nos ayudada a tener un corazón saludable, a mantener el salud y a prevenir las enfermedades

• También nos ayuda a bajar el resiego de algunas canceres

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Why Should We Eat Carrots ?

• Carrots are a great source of beta-carotene, which helps the body fight sickness and disease.

• They also are a good source of fiber, vitamin B6 and potassium, all of which aid in a variety of health needs from metabolism to energy and cognitive performance.

• Carrots are a source of vitamin C and several essential minerals, like calcium and magnesium, which help fuel the body and support normal growth.

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¿Porque debemos comer zanahorias ?

• Las zanahorias son una fuente excelente de beta-keratina el cual nos ayuda a mantenernos saludables y a prevenir las enfermedades.

• También tienen fibra, vitamina B6 y potasio que ayuda en una variedad de necesidades incluyendo el metabolismo, la energía, y el funcionamiento cognoscitiva.

• Las zanahorias son una buena fuente de la vitamina C y de varios minerales esenciales, como calcio y magnesio que ayuda el sostener el crecimiento normal.

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How To Select, Store and Serve Carrots?

• Look for long, thick, deep-orange carrots. Make sure they have no bumps or cracks.

• Avoid carrots that are wrinkled or soft.

• If you buy carrots with the green tops still on, break off the tops and rinse the carrots. Place in a plastic bag and store in the refrigerator.

• Carrots are best stored between 32-50F in the refrigerator vegetable drawer. This helps to keep them tasty and crunchy.

• Do not store with fruits. Fruits give off a natural gas that can make vegetables go bad.

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Como escoger, guardar y servir Zanahorias

• Busque zanahorias largas, gruesas y de color anaranjado oscuro. Asegurarse que no tengan protuberancias o grietas.

• No seleccione zanahorias arrugadas o suaves.

• Si compra zanahorias con los tallitos verdes, quítenselos y enjuague. Póngalas en un bolsa plástica en el refrigerador.

• Guarda las zanahorias en el cajón de verduras del refrigerador. Esto ayuda a mantenerlas sabrosas y crujientes.

• No las guarda con frutas. La fruta despide un gas natural que puede podrir a los vegetales.

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Facts about Carrots• Carrots originally came

from the Near East (present day middle east) and Central Asia.

• The average person eats 17 pounds of carrots per year.

• Carrots contain at least 89% water.

• Carrots are one of the few vegetables that is available year-round.

• Carrots were originally purple, white and yellow.•China is the worlds leading carrot producer.

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Verdades sobre las zanahorias

• Las zanahorias viene del oriente cercano y centro Asia.

• Promedio un persona come 17 libras de zanahorias cada ano.

• Las zanahorias son mas que 89% agua.

• Las zanahorias es una de las pocas verduras que están disponible todo el año.

• Las zanahorias originalmente fueron moradas, amarillas y blancas.•Chino es el productor numero uno de las zanahorias

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Home Grown Facts• California is the leading

producer of carrots in the US.

• Holtville, California is know as the “carrot capital of the world.”

• Kern County is the state’s largest producer of carrots.

• The four main carrot producing regions in California: the Southern San Joaquin Valley, the Southern Desert, the Central Coast, and the High Desert.

                             

                   

          

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Verdades sobre donde se cosecha

• California es el productor numero uno de las zanahorias en los Estados Unidos.

• Holtville California se conoce como “el capital de zanahorias del Mundo”

• El condado de Kern es el productor delantera de las zanahorias en California.

• Las cuatro regiones que produzcan mas zanahorias son el vale de San Joaquín, el sur deserto, el centro coste, y el alta deserto

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Healthy Eating and Physical Activity Go Hand

in Hand! ¡Comer saludable y

actividad física van de mano en mano!

• Its important to promote exercise as well as healthy eating.

• Children need to get at least 60 minutes of activity a day.

• Adults need at least 30 minutes of physical activity a day.

• Es importante promover ejercicios tanto como comer saludablemente.

• Los niños deben tener por lo menos 60 minutos de actividad física cada día.

• Los adultos deben tener 30 minutos de actividad física cada día.

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How Can We Be MORE Active?

¿Como podemos ser más activos?

• Keep a box in the family car that holds balls, baseball gloves, Frisbee, jump rope, etc. You’ll always be ready for fun.

• Designate a space where kids can roll, climb, jump, dance and tumble.

• Take a walk with your child while playing “I spy”, counting, or reciting the alphabet.

• Conserve una caja en el auto familiar con pelotas, guantes de béisbol, una cuerda para saltar, un Frisbee, etc. Siempre estará listo para divertirse.

• Designe un espacio en el cual los niños puedan rodar, escalar, brincar, bailar, y dar volteretas.

• Camine con sus hijos mientras juegan “Yo Veo”, practican números, o el alfabeto.

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Thank You!!!Thank You!!!Gracias!!!Gracias!!!

Thank You!!!Thank You!!!Gracias!!!Gracias!!!

We hope to see everyone eating more carrots and being We hope to see everyone eating more carrots and being more active.more active.

Esperamos verlos a todos comer mas zanahorias y Esperamos verlos a todos comer mas zanahorias y hacer más ejercicioshacer más ejercicios..


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