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The boys and I began a "science experiment" yesterday. We colored pictures of the stages a bean seed goes through, then glued them in order onto some paper. Finally, we put some actual bean seeds into a small Ziploc bag with a damp paper towel. They are hanging in the kitchen. We are going to observe them and see if the bean follows all of the steps we talked about.
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We also planted some bean seeds in a cup. We put them in Ziploc bags to make our own green house and eliminate the need to keep watering the soil while we wait for the seeds to come up.![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEgmFCatFzBkDYT9DxLay1shUS0wtejwM6R-8tQOdPWiv0uAvih7IZW278ZNE6Qj7p-6gtzytUH8MBPJn8gqQDQBBu3bKVEwuNRQs-6RL8GPA_3j22wGT2ObxjVQzLbroKVa0F8NmlVQ9sCe/s200/random+013.jpg)
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The boys are very excited about observing the seeds.
2 comments:
It makes me tired just to read about it! Really, it sounds like fun and I know the kids will learn a lot!
Jen,
It was more survival than learning. Thursday was a fussy day, so I had to come up with something. T.S. and C.W. both checked them yesterday, so maybe they will learn something.
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