Growing a plant
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The document is a child's diary about growing beans from seeds. It describes the steps taken: getting a pot, filling it with soil, planting the bean seed, watering it, and then observing as a shoot appears and the roots and leaves begin to grow. It asks what the reader thinks will happen to the plant next and identifies different parts of the growing plant.
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Growing a plant
- 3. Then we First we filled it got a pot. with soil. Next we Then we planted our watered it. bean.
- 4. We watched our bean. A shoot appeared. The roots started to grow.
- 5. More roots grow. The shoot grows taller.
- 6. The roots grow longer. Leaves start to grow.
- 7. More and more leaves grow. The roots grow thick and long. What do you think will happen to the plant next?
- 8. What part of the plant is the arrow pointing to?
- 11. What part of the plant is the arrow pointing to?
- 14. What part of the plant is the arrow pointing to?
- 17. What part of the plant is the arrow pointing to?
- 20. What do plants need to be healthy?
- 23. What do we plant our beans in?
- 26. What do plants need to be healthy?
- 29. Leaves - the part of the plant which Stem - the part collects sunlight to of the plant which make food for the holds the plant up. plant. Roots - the part Seeds - plant of the plant which them in the ground keeps it firmly in and they will grow the soil and takes into new plants. in water.