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Education16:9 lesson4:05

Photosynthesis, Explained in Four Minutes

A curriculum-aligned explainer with on-screen labels, a recap, and a three-question check at the end.

The prompt

Explain photosynthesis to a 12-year-old in four minutes. Use one running analogy the whole way through. Label every diagram on screen. Finish with three questions that check understanding, not recall.

  • Style: Illustrated explainer
  • Voice: Asha — clear, unhurried
  • Reading level: Grade 7
  • Assessment: 3 questions
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How it opens

A leaf is a kitchen. It has a door for air, a tap for water, and a window for light — and it can only cook when all three are open at once. Let's walk through the kitchen.

Scene breakdown

  1. 0:00

    The kitchen analogy is set up and labelled.

  2. 0:48

    Air, water, light — each one traced to its part of the leaf.

  3. 2:10

    The reaction, shown as ingredients going in and two things coming out.

  4. 3:12

    Recap over the same diagram, now unlabelled.

  5. 3:40

    Three questions, one per idea.