Observation diary 300 words, 1 article on October 16

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 wonderful 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. I'm happy, but I'm 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 learned that you have to be patient in everything, and you can't be in a hurry.

I was walking in the neighborhood this evening, and thinking of the homework assigned by the science teacher, I decided to observe the various plants in the neighborhood from a "scientific" perspective.

The plants in our community are typical varieties of Ningbo, and there are four main categories: trees, flowers, herbaceous plants and fungi.

Arbors include: camphor that exudes bursts of fragrance; ginkgo, known as a living fossil; a pine tree that symbolizes nobility; an osmanthus tree whose flowers can be used to make tea; There are also inconspicuous crooked-necked elm trees that stand on either side of the main road.

Flowers bloom in all seasons in the community. They are: red and wisteria that bloom in spring; gardenias and crape myrtles blooming in summer; In autumn, the osmanthus trees, which are not tall, also come to join in the fun; Camellia comes in two kinds:

One is open in spring and grows taller; the other is open in winter and grows shorter, only a foot tall; There is also the moon flower, which blooms every month.

The most unnoticeable thing in the community is the grass: large areas of lawn are planted by hand; Others are weeds, they are tenacious and settle with their encounters. I know plantain and clover, and some I don't recognize.

There is also a special plant in the complex - the smallest house in the world "mushroom". Especially after a light rain, you will find a lot of small mushrooms in the grass and under the big trees.

In the community, most of the plants are evergreen. The leaves of these trees and flowers are as if coated with a layer of wax and shiny. Only ginkgo biloba trees are deciduous plants.

In autumn, its leaves turn yellow and fall. All weeds are annual herbaceous plants, and in autumn they all die.

Through observation, combined with science books, I learned a lot. Nature is wonderful!

There are too many bars, and the supervisor said thank you, ahhhh

Roll hahahahaha, the sentence will be calculated.

Wang Jinmei, Zhengtong Lane, the number has changed, have you eaten, have you eaten, have you eaten, and I know the data of the physical examination ticket.

If not, you and I will be fine.

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