Diary refers to a daily or frequent record of what happened, dealt with, or observed, especially a daily record of personal activities, thoughts, or feelings. The following is the full score observation diary I brought to you, I hope it can help you!

Full score observation diary 1

The strawberry seedling is leaning sideways. Lying listlessly against the edge of the flower pot, the soil without moisture turned into hard clods.

The heart-shaped leaves lost their moisture and turned into brown and yellow dead leaves. The leaves were rolled together, and when the wind blew, "sand, rustle", the withered yellow leaves rubbed against each other, making a harsh sound. I looked at the poor leaves and stroked them gently. The sound of "click, click" seemed to tell me that it could easily be broken accidentally.

A long stem stretches out from the pot. Its body is covered with black "spots". It bends down and "lies" on the edge of the pot, never raising its head once. I gently lifted the stem, but the stiff body was still bent and very cold.

The snow-white petals have now turned into brown withered petals, and the light green stamens have also turned into light gray. The stem of one strawberry has turned black like a dead branch. Only a few fibers are left to hang the strawberry on the dead branch. It keeps shaking when touched, as if it will fall off soon.

The small umbrella that protected the strawberry from wind and rain had no strength to raise its head, and the leaves with gray edges also lowered their heads. When the wind blew, they shook their heads vigorously, as if they were trying to recover from the loss of water. Throw away the pain.

I remembered the sapling I took home on the first day. It was not as lifeless as it is now, but a scene full of vitality.

The heart-shaped leaves are gathered together, and one rhizome is covered with short white hairs, which is particularly pleasant to touch. The dark green leaves sparkle under the light, very dazzling. The small snow-white flowers are vying to bloom, and the green fruits are also sticking out their heads. Some green strawberries took off their white coats, revealing their pink faces.

I gently lifted the stiff strawberry fruit, but the strawberry forced my hand back, as if it still resented me. "I'm sorry, I shouldn't have forgotten to water you. From today on, I will definitely be responsible for you." I muttered silently.

I poured a pot of water on it while thinking, "Will it come back to life?"

Full Score Observation Diary 2

Today, The teacher assigned us a special assignment - to observe the growth process of mung bean sprouts. As soon as I came home from school, I excitedly found a plastic cup, spread some fine sand on the bottom of the cup, and added a little water to just cover the sand. Then put a few mung beans into the cup and put them in a dark place. Okay, all the preparations are done. I really look forward to the mung beans sprouting soon! I waited patiently...

When I came home from school at noon the next day, I couldn't wait to rush to the place where the mung beans were put to take a look at these beloved little beans. I carefully picked up the plastic cup and looked at it, and I made a surprising discovery: the mung beans had "drunk enough" water, and each one turned into a "little green fat man", and wrinkles appeared on the outer skin, like an old woman's skin.

When I got home from school in the evening, I made a new discovery: some mung bean shells cracked, and a little bud was exposed in the middle. The bud was white and tender, like a crescent moon. Some mung bean shells are only cracked, revealing a little white bud. Looking at these changes, I feel happy. It turns out that observing plants in life is so interesting!

On the third day, the little beans had new changes. , ah! Today’s little buds are longer, a full two centimeters. The shell of the mung bean was cracked even more, and she was smiling at me! I also found that there was a gap in the middle of the body, and the little buds came out from here.

In the next few days, bathing the little beans, changing the water, and observing the growth of their "tails" became my top priority.

Now some of the little "tails" have grown to 7 or 8 centimeters in length, and the bean sprouts have also grown thicker! The thick bean sprouts are white, clean and watery, and it seems that water will flow out when touched lightly. I picked up a bean sprout and looked at it upright. It looked like an Arabic numeral "9" and a happy note.

Witnessing the whole process of the growth of mung bean sprouts, I felt indescribable joy. I learned new knowledge beyond experiments, and also experienced the joy of growth.

Full Score Observation Diary 3

The afternoon of July 1st

The aunt in the store brought us four tomato seedlings, and I planted them in pots middle. The seedling has irregularly shaped leaves, which are jagged and emerald green. Some whiskers have grown near the roots, which are translucent and yellow-green in color. At this time, it is still very short, only about 20 centimeters. It is very small and cute. My mother and I carefully set up a shelf for it so that it can grow vigorously and not be affected by wind and rain.

The afternoon of July 10th

At this time, the tomato seedlings had grown a little. The stems of the seedlings had grown to about 25 cm, and the new leaves had also come out, and the leaves were bright green. , covered with dewdrops, some small fluff grew on the stems and leaves, which felt soft to the touch, and some more roots grew out of the stems near the roots.

The afternoon of July 15th

The tomato seedlings are blooming! The flowers are small, some are single ones growing on the branches, and some are in clusters. They are clustered together, and some are hidden behind the leaves, as if they are shy. The color of the flowers is yellow, mixed with a little white, and the stamens are small. On these four seedlings, the flowers are There are a lot of them in comparison, I hope they will grow into small tomatoes soon!

Afternoon of July 17th

The small tomatoes have grown, although they are still green, but The number is very impressive. Some of the flowers have not faded yet, and the little tomatoes inside have poked their heads out. They are small, round, and green, so cute. Some of the little tomatoes are clustered together, and some are alone. The seeds are hidden among the stems and leaves, playing hide and seek with us.

The afternoon of July 20th

Most of the small tomatoes are ripe, some are red, and some have a little green on the top, maybe because the flower stalks above are blocking the way. Well, some are yellow, maybe because of different varieties, some are half-ripe, with a little red or orange starting from the bottom and slowly turn red, and some are green and very big, because these small tomatoes grow quickly. It's ripe, and you can vaguely see the texture of the cherry tomatoes, which are white.

The afternoon of July 22nd

The tomatoes were completely ready to eat. I picked a few and tasted them. They tasted pretty good, with a little sweetness, although the skin was a bit thick. But it is still delicious. After all, tomatoes contain our hard work. At this time, there are only a few small emerald green fruits left on the tomato seedlings. I hope they will grow up quickly!

Full Score Observation Diary 4

Friday

Qing (1) Today the teacher asked us to soak beans. I couldn’t wait to ask my mother to buy transparent cups and mung beans. The shape of the mung beans is oval, the color is green, the size of rice, the surface is smooth to the touch, a little hard, there is a short white line on the side, and there is a brown edge around the outside, I grabbed a handful Put the mung beans into the transparent glass, and all the mung beans jump into the water one after another like people in swimming suits.

Saturday

Overcast (2) The next morning, I carefully observed that the mung beans were much fatter than before, and some of the green beans had a small crack. It couldn't even put on the green clothes, and its white belly was exposed. Some of it was not cracked, but just a little fatter. I took another look at the mung beans at noon. The cracks in the mung beans were even bigger than before, and some of them had sprouts. I stretched out my hand and touched it. I felt that the beans had become softer and the color of the bean skin had become lighter. Now, the clear water that was originally poured can now turn into light green.

In the afternoon, I lay next to the cup again to see what changes had occurred. I found that some beans had simply peeled off their skins, revealing their white kidney-like bodies. The originally short and thin roots had become longer and a little bent.

Thursday

A few days later, I found that the white kidney-like body turned purple. I transplanted the mung beans with roots into the soil. , the root is facing down and the two embryos are facing up. After another day, the embryo grew a pair of emerald green leaves rolled together, like a chick's mouth. Under the leaves is a stem. The stem is white in color, about three centimeters long, and has thin white hairs on the stem. . In the afternoon, I ran to observe and found that the stem had grown longer, the leaves were pointed and oval in shape, the embryo was smaller than before, the color also turned light green, a little dry and flat, there were wrinkles on the side, and the whole bean was The seedlings stood upright and looked very good-looking. The bean seedlings were growing taller day by day, and the leaves were growing day by day. The bean seedlings' tall and straight posture became bent, but they were all facing the balcony. I saw all the bean seedlings were facing towards the balcony. In sunny places, my mother said that this phenomenon is plant phototaxis.

Full Score Observation Diary 5

Sunny January 23, 20__

On the day of the graduation ceremony, the teacher gave each of the students a pot of hyacinth. The flower buds in my pot have already opened, and it is estimated that beautiful flowers will bloom during the Spring Festival. My hyacinth is extremely beautiful. There are many long roots under the seeds, like a head of sparkling hair. The leaves are tender and green, one next to another, like a group of good buddies. The most beautiful ones are the buds. A single bud is not so beautiful, but all the buds clustered together are beautiful. Think about it, the flower bud is more like a rice. If it blooms with orange-red flowers, it won’t be very festive: red envelopes are red, blessings are red, and even horses are brown-red...

It was sunny on February 1, 20__

Today is the first day of the Lunar New Year, and I didn’t go home until very late. Thinking of the wintersweet blooming in the park in the morning, I ran into the room to see if my hyacinth had bloomed. I looked at the hyacinth in front of me, and I was a little surprised, how could it have grown taller all of a sudden! This is nothing, The most important thing is that the lower part of its buds has bloomed. Although the color of the flowers is not the golden yellow, lavender, or orange-red I expected, but just a touch of white, I feel like this at the moment. The basin is the purest and most beautiful.

Rain on February 8, 20__

Today, I accidentally discovered that all the hyacinths were blooming. These flowers are really cute. They touch each other in a hurry, vying to stretch their delicate petals. These flowers are beautiful, each flower is pure white, without a trace of other colors, and shining brightly, sometimes there, sometimes not, there are a few buds in the middle of the six petals, yellow, if you don't look carefully, they are Can't see. Flowers are not only cute and beautiful, but also very interesting. Other flowers bloom here and there, but the hyacinth flowers are clustered together like brothers and sisters having a reunion dinner. This is my favorite hyacinth. It is the cute, beautiful and interesting hyacinth that accompanies me during the Spring Festival.

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