I'm going to plant some mung beans and have a good look. I planted them before, but I didn't pay attention to them. This time, I can't miss it. The following is an observation diary of fourth-grade mung bean sprouts compiled by Xiaobian. Welcome to read.

Observation Diary of Grade Four Mung Bean Sprouts 1 November 2th

Today, I am happy to put the seeds of Mung Bean Sprouts-mung beans in a small bowl.

They are oval in shape and turquoise, just like an oval green diamond and a tiny little stone, with a vertical line in the middle, and the vertical line is colored. I was going to make bean sprouts, so I poured hot water into a bowl filled with mung beans. I found that the mung beans in the bowl changed from green to dark green. While observing, I said: bean sprouts, bean sprouts, grow quickly! After observing for a long time, it didn't change, but I didn't lose heart and continued to observe. Mung beans didn't change as if they were against me. When I was about to stand up in frustration, it suddenly occurred to me that we had learned the story of "Pulling out Seedlings to Promote Growth" and knew that it took time for plants to grow, so I waited quietly for mung beans to soften up and change: the green dress was wrinkled. It worked. It's changed.

November 21st

I woke up the next day and immediately went to see my bean sprouts.

ah! The belly of mung bean became bigger, and the white vertical line of mung bean's belly disappeared, and a small bud grew from the top. The front of the small bud was sharp and pure white. Some of the small buds looked like silver needles, while others looked like fishhooks.

I found that mung bean sprouts are too crowded in the bowl and need to grow in a larger environment, so I found a piece of gauze and poured mung beans into the gauze. I think plants need water for growth, so I immediately picked up some water and sprinkled it on mung beans. I covered the mung beans with hay and covered them with a towel.

I really hope bean sprouts will grow soon.

November 22nd

Today is the third day that I have sprouted bean sprouts. I immediately ran to the queue at the door of the classroom after school, and my heart had already flown to mung beans. I just went home and put down my schoolbag. I ran to see my baby-mung bean sprouts in three steps and two steps.

I opened the gauze and gently opened the hay. Ah! Their buds grow everywhere, and some are as crooked as earthworms; Some are like axes; Others, like the question mark

mung bean sprouts, seem to be hot, and their clothes are all open to reveal their white bellies. But the most important thing is that the buds are 5 mm longer, but some of them are still 5 mm in total.

I covered the mung bean sprouts with hay and put it