Today, my mother bought some soybeans. These soybeans are all yellow. It suddenly occurred to me how the science teacher told me how to grow soybeans in the third grade. With this in mind, I'm going to do an experiment, plant some soybeans and observe its growth process.

My eager grandmother helped me prepare disposable plastic cups, paper towels and soil, and also caught some soybeans.

I'll put the plastic cups, dirt, paper towels and soybeans on the table first. Then spread a paper towel on the bottom of the plastic cup and put more than half of the soil into the cup. Then, I scattered some seeds on the soil. Finally, I put a small part of the remaining soil on the soybean and poured some water on it, so that the seeds were planted.

I went straight to the soybean as soon as I got home. I found that the color of soybean changed a little, the appearance of seeds was a little light, especially full, and the skin was a little cracked.

I was surprised to find that the seeds had sprouted. Buds emerge from the seed coat. The color of the bud is light yellow, slightly cyan and tender. I watered the seed again. I think: In a few days, the seeds will grow very tall. Sure enough, a few days later, when I was looking at the seeds, they changed a lot. I found that they not only grow tall and big, but also have two leaves on each bud, like hearts.

Through this experiment of planting soybeans, I realized and discovered a process of plant growth.