The Great Celery Science Experiment! (with Scientist Sully)

Science is so cool! This is a Photosynthesis Fun experiment for scientists of all ages! Learn how plants absorb light and turn it into food with Scientist Sully!
Using the celery science experiment, this is an easy and fun way to demonstrate Photosynthesis
Photosynthesis:
Have you ever wondered why plants are so important to all living things? We need plants for food and so does wild life. We are all connected, plants need carbon dioxide to breathe and humans expel carbon dioxide. Humans and animals need oxygen to breath, and plants expel oxygen. Plants and humans and animals all need sunlight and water. We all have veins that either supplies us with blood with oxygen, or water. A simple experiment will show us just how water runs through a plant.
You will need:
an 8oz. glass or jar
Cut flowers: Daffodils/carnations/or green romaine lettuce/celery
Food coloring and water
Fill your container with water, drop food coloring (red or blue is best) until you have nice colorful water in your container. Cut the stem or base of your flower or lettuce leaf at an angle, and place in the water. Allow your experiment to sit over night. What do you think will happen?
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