Who has a 3rd or 4th grade diary of plants in the past?

On the balcony of my house there is a pot of inconspicuous cactus, with thorns all over the body, and the balls are full of balls, one after another, and I usually don't bother to look at them, let alone water and fertilize. The pots are mainly maintained by rain falling from the sky because of the gaps underneath the pots, but the soil of the pots will become dry again for a maximum of two days, even though the flowers bloom several times in the direction of the rising sun. It feels like a trumpet flower, but its stem has something like hair, ugly.

It was such a pot of flowers that surprised me, a gloomy weather, I was alone at home, I leaned on the balcony and looked into the distance, disappointed, confused feelings suddenly swept like a wind, the more I thought about it, the more disappointed, the more empty I thought. It happened to be my 20th day, and it should be a day worth celebrating, but I didn't know what to do in the future, and the shadow of the college entrance examination failure could not linger, I only felt that the sky was becoming more and more gloomy, shaking my head, and feeling even darker. I looked up unintentionally, but I couldn't help but see the pot of cactus balls on the balcony standing up in the middle.

Four or five bouquets of white flowers, some budding and some freshly blooming, and what surprised me even more was that there were bunches that opened to me, and the whole flower was the largest. The palm-sized flowers are crumbling in the wind, but the half-foot-long flower path firmly supports the flowers to stand upright in the wind, and slowly smells the flowers closely, there is a trace of fragrance, subtle, deep, with a pollen smell, if you are not careful, you can't feel it. Smelling the fragrance of flowers, a beam of sunlight crossed the sky, pierced through the clouds and shot to the earth, and suddenly felt that the clouds were gloomy and his mood was broadened.

Is it a coincidence that the cactus blossoms?

I decided to observe the succulents in my home. This pot of succulent meat was obtained by me at an event last June. After bringing it home, I kept it as a treasure and carefully placed it on the balcony.

This pot of succulent meat is called Monroe. Succulents have a common characteristic, that is, they are very full and cute, and Monroe is no exception. Its stem is very short, it looks like only two or three centimeters, the leaves are fat and thick, the small leaves are covered with white powder, the tips of the leaves are reddish, and the whole looks like a lotus.

Today, the leaves are a little bluish with a hint of orange-red on the edges. And now, it is in its flowering season, and the small pink flowers poking out from the middle of the leaves, like the blush on the face of a cute little girl, make people can't take their eyes off. Monroe lives in a delicate flower pot with a big "Fu" engraved on it.

When I first raised it, I watered it so much that it almost wilted. I had no choice but to ask my grandfather for help, and he used his decades of plant cultivation skills to help me and save my Monroe. Since that day, Monroe has grown taller and taller, and now it has reached thirty centimeters.

I approached it and it still had a faint scent. My mother told me that Monroe would grow side branches in a few months, and I exclaimed excitedly, "Wow, isn't our house going to be a meaty world!"

I feel very happy to see Monroe's changes and growth every day, and I will always try to take care of it!

Diary of observations about plants.

Observe the mung bean sprouting diary.

I used a plastic bottle, filled it with some soil, planted a few mung beans, watered it, and began to wait for the mung beans to germinate.

A few days later, the hard work finally paid off, and the mung bean successfully sent out tender green seedlings. I looked at them and felt like knights, with sharp knives, struggling hard, each trying to see who was the first to drill out, the first to see the world outside.

After a few more days, I noticed that my bean sprouts had grown taller and grown. I measured it with a ruler, but I didn't expect that the fast ones had grown two centimeters, and the slow ones had grown by one millimeter. I was so happy that I wanted the mung beans I planted to grow faster and faster.

About three or four days later, when I went to see my seedlings again, I found that they had grown a little more. Although I am very happy, I am still a little disappointed, probably because I can't measure how long their roots are. Because if you have the length of the roots, you can know what their total length is, which will make my suspicion of these mung bean seedlings a little smaller.

After some more time, these bean seedlings actually grew some small round things for no reason. I looked left and right, but I still didn't know what it was, so I went to ask my mother, and after asking, I realized that it was their fruit! But I wanted to take them off, I liked the little things, but I held back.

See what else grows?

Through this incident, I will be patient in everything at the age of tomorrow, but I can't be in a hurry.

The observation diary of the fourth grade of plants is written as follows:

1. I planted a plant by myself last year, and I can't name it. The plant went from just sprouting a little bud to what looked like a few from a distance, from a humble seedling to taking up an entire pot. This little plant grows very fast, almost every day, every day, every night.

There were many plants in the pot that could shower in the sun, but since the small plant grew in June this year, the other plants have not seen the light of day, except for the plant that is taller than the small plant, the others have died one after another. You can see how lush this little plant is! I call it "Plant Overlord".

2. Today, grandpa planted an emperor grass, I want it to sprout quickly, so I want to water it a little, I found a drink bottle, filled it with water and poured it on the little emperor, then grandpa saw it and said, "What are you doing?" "Watering the flowers!

If you water so much, it will drown! "I just wanted to pour more water on the little emperor, and I wanted to do good things but did bad things.

So how do you help it sprout faster? I remembered that I still had fertilizer at home, and I was about to apply it, but my grandfather said, "It's still too small, so why don't you fertilize it before it sprouts?"

I had no choice but to stop, and finally I thought of a good idea, I found an earthworm and put it in a flower pot, hoping that the earthworm could help it!

Four Ways to Observe Writing a Diary:

1. Eye observation method: express what you see truthfully, for example: describe the beauty of spring, you can see colorful flowers, swallows that are fluttering back to the skin, tender grass, etc., can be said.

2. Nose observation: Write down the various smells you smell. For example, when describing the beauty of spring, you can smell the fragrance of flowers.

3. Ear observation method: write down the sounds heard by the ears and the imaginary situations, such as what sounds you hear and what situations you think of in the spring, and record them truthfully.

Fourth, ** observation method: write down what you feel, such as comparing the spring breeze blowing on your face in spring with the winter wind, and writing the different feelings of spring rain and winter rain on your hands.

A few days ago, after Chinese class, the teacher asked us to go home and plant a plant and observe its growth.

As soon as I got home, I asked my grandmother for a few soybeans, carefully buried the beans in the soil, and my grandmother told me that I needed enough water to grow soybeans. I started watering the soybeans after I planted them. A few days passed, and nothing changed.

A week later, I found that the soil where soybeans were planted was higher than elsewhere, and when I gently peeled off the soil, it turned out that the soybeans had grown pale yellow sprouts, and within a few days of excavation, the sprouts turned green again. After another two days, the yellowish little ?There are a few leaves growing in it, tender, green, very cute, I go to see it every day.

As the days passed, the little sprouts grew taller, and I took a few sticks and stuck them in the soil, and the soybean vines climbed up around the sticks, and it didn't take long for them to climb to the top of the sticks.

Half a month later, pods grew on the vine, and there was a layer of fine hairs on the pods, which was soft to the touch, which was very interesting. The pods also gradually darken from the light green color at the beginning. My grandmother told me that this was my favorite edamame, and I watched it grow little by little, and my heart was filled with joy.

When the pods turn yellow, the beans can be plucked. I plucked the pods off the vine, and hey, the harvest is not small. There are at least two soybeans in one pod, and I harvested a total of about 10 pods, and there were more than 20 soybeans!

The first draft of the method of writing a diary of the observation of plants in the fourth grade is as follows.

Writing requires mastery of the following methods: meticulousness, continuous observation, multi-sensory involvement, and observation and thinking. The language used to describe and observe things should be accurate and vivid, and a variety of rhetorical devices should be used. Learn to keep an observation journal. The method of keeping an observation diary can also be combined.

First, identify the object to be observed, such as the germination of seeds, the color change of leaves, etc. In order for the reader to know what is in the center of the observation diary written, add a title.

Secondly, guide the observation method: in the case of fruits, on the basis of comprehensive and detailed observation, what to observe first, then what to observe, and what to observe last, the results of each step of observation should be determined. At the same time, it inspires and mobilizes all kinds of senses to know things, perceive things, smell things, eat, and use imagination.

If you observe a plant, you should observe the characteristics of its stems, stems, leaves, and other parts, its growth habits, etc., and carefully observe its flowers, stems, leaves, and branches, so as to have a comprehensive understanding of the shape, color, and posture of each part of the plant. The filial piety can be used to smell the fragrance of the flowers. For example, if you observe animals, you should observe the characteristics of the animals, such as the leakage shape and living habits of the animals.

Finally, the ending can be accompanied by the expectation of plant growth.

Last Saturday, my mom took me to a flower shop, and when I got to the flower shop, there were flowers everywhere, and there were bursts of floral fragrance from time to time, which was amazing! Then my eyes moved to the small mimosa in the corner, which seemed so small among the tall green plants. I had an inexplicable affection for it, and when I was leaving, I asked my mother to buy the little mimosa.

When I got home, I couldn't wait to see how shy it was. The leaves of mimosa are turquoise and consist of dozens of tiny leaves, like a weaving shuttle, with a stem in the middle that connects the leaves and strings the tiny leaves. Each of its branches has small thorns on it, and if you accidentally touch it, you will prick blood.

The mimosa is really like a shy little girl, and when I touch its leaves, it closes along the petioles, and the leaves become very thin and thin, and the branches hang their heads low, as if they dare not see people. It's fun!I fiddle with it when I have time.

But one time, when I went to play with the mimosa, I found that the mimosa leaves moved much slower. I kept fiddling with it, and then the mimosa didn't move! Is it dead? But it made me anxious.

I immediately flipped through "100,000 Whys" and finally found the information and understood this mystery: it turned out that there was a bag called a leaf pillow under the petiole of the mimosa, which contained sufficient water, and when you touched the leaf with your hand, the water in the leaf pillow immediately flowed elsewhere, and the leaf pillow was deflated, so the leaves of the floating stove drooped down. I often touch it continuously, and the water in the leaf god Li pretends to be a pillow is gone, and when the new water is too late to replenish, the leaves do not move.

Unexpectedly, a small grass hides such interesting knowledge. It seems that there is more to observe and observe in daily life!

Writing ideas and key points: Take the observation of the ant diary as an example to maintain a certain degree of authenticity.

Body: Today, I found a few ants on the ground. Ants are cute, mischievous, and powerful at the same time.

An ant sneaked up under my feet when I wasn't looking. I felt an itch in the soles of my feet, so I looked at it. I saw an ant running around on the center of my foot, so I picked it up and put it in a small box.

Ants can climb hills, climb over walls, and fear many places, but I can't.

When ants carry food, they always cooperate and help each other. If one ant is in trouble, the other ants will come to its aid. If an ant can't move food, its companion will come and help it move back with it. The book says that ants use their antennae to collide with each other to transmit signals.

If the food they find is large and appetizing, their antennae will swing very violently.

Ants are small but hardworking. I got up early in the morning to look for food and worked all day. When they are tired, they lie in cradles made of leaves; When he was thirsty, he went and plucked a small leaf, and went to the river to get water to drink. Ants are amazing!