Urgent!! 400 words diary, preferably today, or the consequences are unimaginable!! Position Seeker A

The weather on a dishwashing Sunday was so nice, sunny and fresh air. After lunch, I offered to help my mother wash the dishes.

I neatly put the bowls, basins, and chopsticks into the sink, turned on the faucet, poured some dish soap, and picked up a rag to help them "bathe". Then, I picked up a rag and wiped it on, but there was too much oil to wipe it clean. I think:

It must have been too little to wash, so I picked it up and poured a lot of it in. The dishes were slippery in my hand, so I rinsed them with water. But the pool was full of foam, and I turned on the faucet, and while the water flowed, I removed the foam.

It took five minutes for me to clean all the foam off the bowl. And carefully arrange them and put them in the cupboard. After the pots and dishes were washed, I saw that the floor was full of water, oil, and foam, so I mopped the floor again, and it was more than an hour since I finished doing this.

Beads of sweat were also showing on my head, and by this time, I was already exhausted, but I smiled happily again when I looked at the fruits of my labor. At this time, my mother came over and saw my excellent performance with a satisfied smile on her face. This made me realize that as long as you put in the labor, you will reap the rewards.

I want to try to be the most qualified little helper for my mother.

Soak soybeans. My mother bought some soybeans from the supermarket, and I had a whim: what will soybeans look like when they grow up?

I'm going to soak soybeans. I grabbed a handful of soybeans, put them in a cup, added some water, and pinched them with my hands, and the soybeans were hard. After a while, some of the soybeans got a little bigger, and some of the soybeans had wrinkled skins.

After a while, some of the beans exploded, and some of the beans became larger, two to three times as big as the smaller. The beans under the water are larger and wetter than the beans on the water, and the beans on the water are smaller and drier than the beans below the water. After a while, I found that the soybeans under the water were pressed by the soybeans on the water, there was no fresh air, no germination.

The soybeans on top of the water are too dry, there is no water, and they do not sprout, but the soybeans in the middle have both water and plenty of oxygen, so some of them germinate. The sprouts are so cute: the pale yellow sprouts poke their heads out of the soybeans, just like the soybeans have teeth, and the sprouts are a little bent, so cute!

Unfortunately, a few of the sprouts were crushed, and my mother said that the soybeans should not be pressed like this, and that they should be spread out to make them all sprout, so we helped the soybeans move, moved them from the cup to the pot, and spread them evenly.

Gradually, more beans sprouted, I saw that the root part of the sprout connected to the soybean was pale green, the tip of the bud was a little light red, and the middle part of the bud was the thickest, which was white, and I found that the buds were getting thicker and thicker as they grew, and some bud babies took off their tops next to them, maybe it was too hot!

Time passed, and the sprouts of the bean babies were longer and had begun to turn green. But a pungent smell is coming, why do soybean sprouts stink? It turned out that some of the beans were rotten, and it was the smell they emitted.

There were still a lot of peeling bean skins in the pot, and when I looked closely, oh, it turned out to be broken by the sprouts that had grown.

Through the experience of soaking soybeans during this time, I know that as long as you observe carefully, you will reap the rewards.