The teacher assigned a special assignment-soaking bean sprouts. When I came home from school, I couldn't wait to take out some soybeans. I watched them carefully. They are round and wearing yellow dresses. They feel hard and slippery. How cute! At this time, I had a question in my heart: beans are so hard, can bean sprouts grow?

I quickly gave the small soybeans a bath first, and then soaked them in a glass of water. They are really naughty. They float and sink. After a while, they quieted down and slept quietly in the water.

The next day, the first thing I did when I opened my eyes was to look at my baby soybean. Ah! Baby soybean has changed, from round to oval, grown up and gained weight, revealing a big white belly.

After two or three days, the small soybean grows a small tail, like a tadpole. A few days later, the little tail became longer and longer. When I saw these bean sprouts, I jumped up happily and shouted, "The bean sprouts are growing! The bean sprouts are growing! "

Through soaking bean sprouts, I understand that in life, as long as we pay attention to observation and think seriously, we will find something.