Google Doodle Celebrates Photosynthesis with Interactive Learning

Imagine plants are like tiny chefs that use sunlight, water, and air to make their own food!

This special cooking process is called photosynthesis.

It happens inside the plant's leaves, using a green ingredient called chlorophyll.

First, the plant captures sunlight and stores its energy.

Then, it uses that stored energy to mix water and air into sugary food for itself.

As a yummy byproduct, the plant releases the air we breathe, called oxygen!

Google created a fun picture, like a game, on its homepage to teach everyone about this amazing plant superpower.

It even uses a smart computer helper named Gemini to explain the tricky parts, like how the plant captures the light and then uses that energy.