Spring is the season of recovery of everything, and it is also the peak season of plant growth. Involving children in the process of plant growth not only cultivates their observation and patience, but also fills them with curiosity and awe of nature. Here are a few simple little plant experiments that will allow your child to get in touch with plants in the spring.

One, bean sprout experiment

Bean sprouts are an easy-to-grow plant that allows children to experience the process of plant growth. First, prepare some dry beans and some gauze or kitchen paper towels. Wash the beans and soak them in water overnight. The next day, place the beans on the gauze or kitchen towels, then fold them up and place them on a plate. Spray the beans with some water every day to keep the gauze or paper towel moist. After a few days, the beans will sprout. When the bean sprouts have grown to a certain level, you can eat them!

Two, observe the leaves of plants

This experiment allows children to observe the different forms and colors of plant leaves. Find some different kinds of plants in your neighborhood and let your child observe their leaves carefully. You can ask your child what are the different shapes and colors of these leaves? Why are some leaves green and others red? Through this experiment, children can learn the basic structure and growth characteristics of plants.

Three, planting greens

Greens are a popular indoor plant and a great little experiment in planting. First, prepare a small flowerpot and some soil. Put the soil into the pot and then bury the branches of the greenery into the soil, patting them down gently. Spray some water on the greenery every day to keep the soil moist. After a few days, the greenery will start to grow. Children can observe the growth of the greenery and learn about how plants grow and the nutrients they need.

Four: Make a wreath

This experiment can let children feel the beauty and vitality of plants. Collect some flowers and twigs in the neighborhood and weave them into a garland. You can let your child play freely and weave the garland into your favorite shape. Through this experiment, the child can learn about the beauty and diversity of plants, and at the same time, the child can feel the vitality and irreplaceability of plants.

All in all, spring is a good time to get close to plants, and you can let your child learn the growth process and characteristics of plants through some simple small plant experiments, and also let your child feel the beauty and vitality of plants.