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Anonymous users2024-02-12This morning, my mother bought a behemoth from the morning market, and as soon as she entered, I followed her and became a follower.
But my mother didn't have time to pay attention to me, so she was busy looking for things to look for things. This monster is 30 centimeters long, 20 centimeters wide, and weighs 10 pounds. It looks like a piece of cream ice cream with some chocolate paste, and it's mouth-watering, and you really want to pounce on it and take a bite.
Mom found a foam cushion underneath it. After cleaning up, my mother told me that it was a mushroom, and that it was lying there quietly, and that as long as I watered him every day, it would grow a mushroom. I asked my mom in confusion, is it the kind of mushroom we eat?
Mom said yes for sure. So I took the initiative to contract the task of watering every day. I watered it on time every day, but after a long time, it didn't grow yet, and I was very anxious, but my mother was not in a hurry at all.
I thought: This indisputable mushroom, you should grow faster! Finally, after ten days, a little bulge appeared on the monster, and my mother said that it was a mushroom that was about to grow.
Sure enough, after a few more days, the little drum turned into a small mushroom. After a few more days, the little mushrooms grew bigger. It's grown in my heart, and the first thing I do after school every day is to run to see my beloved mushrooms.
It is like a small umbrella arranged in an orderly manner, it is like a small insect sports field, it is like an open-air bandstand for small insects! It's more like a ladder to success, it's steep, it's very high, and you can only get to the top with one step at a time!
Thanks to my mother for buying me such a big "monster" that attracts people, I can experience the joy of labor and the joy of success!
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Anonymous users2024-02-11Tuesday, December 15, 2019 Fine.
Today, the mushroom strains that the teacher bought online last week finally arrived. There are two types of mushrooms – oyster mushrooms and oyster mushrooms. They started out as two fat, round pillars with a very smooth surface and a plastic film on the outside.
The teacher first placed the mushroom seeds on the plant stand, then tore off the plastic film, sprayed a little water, and covered it with a wet towel. The teacher explained to us while operating: "Because mushrooms can only grow in a moist place, otherwise they are likely to be nutriently deficient, and it is best not to bask in the sun during the process."
Friday, December 18, 2019 Cloudy.
Today I lifted the "quilt" of the mushroom species to see if the mushrooms have grown. I saw that the oyster mushrooms have grown with a big pillar, and these oyster mushrooms are particularly cute when they are small, because they have delicate **, small figures, and smooth flat heads. It was the king oyster mushroom, which had not changed at all, and the whole class was anxious that it had not grown.
We all pray that the oyster mushroom will grow soon, for fear that it will continue to sleep like this, even if it grows a small bud!
Tuesday, December 22, 2019 Cloudy.
Today, the oyster mushrooms that cover the entire column are almost "adults", growing large and lush. At first, I thought that oyster mushrooms would be semi-circles like umbrellas, but they were not, they all looked like cracked bowls, which was completely different from what I thought, of course, maybe the environment was different.
Sunday, December 27, 2019 Cloudy.
After a weekend, the oyster mushrooms have finally grown! One is fatter than the other, and I was very happy when the oyster mushroom started growing on Friday, because it hadn't moved for many days, and that day it finally grew a little like a mung bean moving its head. If you compare the mushrooms when you are a child, the difference is quite big, one is big and one is small, one is fat and one is thin.
But now that the oyster mushroom has been eaten by us, it is difficult to compare it carefully with the oyster mushroom. Through this observation, I have discovered the joy of careful observation, and I will continue to develop a good habit of continuous observation in the future.
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Anonymous users2024-02-101. Type of writing.
This is an observation journal in which children are asked to look at an object continuously and record the changes that have taken place in that object.
2. Objects to observe.
Observe the germination of seeds, the change of the color of leaves, the change of the moon, and the kittens at home.
Observe the growth process of the sprouts.
In the time of about five burial days, soybeans can grow into bean sprouts, and the growth rate is much faster than that of other plants, and the growth process of bean sprouts changes obviously, which is conducive to children's observation. So this observation diary chose to sprout bean sprouts.
3. Observe the contents of the diary.
Observation diary, mainly to record the changes of the object of observation, can also write down what method was used to observe, what the process of observation is, the thoughts and mood of the observer at the time, if you can **** it would be better.
What method to observe.
Observe what the process looks like.
The thoughts and moods of the observer at that time.
Synchronous Essay Sample Essay 1: Observe the germination of mung beans.
Wednesday, September 19 is fine.
This morning we finished learning Mr. Ye Shengtao's work "The Feet of the Creeping Tiger", after learning, the teacher told us to go home to soak some mung beans and observe the growth process of mung beans every day.
When I got home, the first thing I did was to ask my mother to prepare some mung beans for me, and my mother took a dozen of them for me and asked, "What do you want so many mung beans for?" I said, "The teacher assigned us the task of soaking mung beans and writing an observation diary!" ”
I first put ten mung beans in a transparent cup, because a transparent cup makes it easier to observe the growth process of mung beans. Then I poured a little water into the cup, and my mother told me that the water had just soaked the mung beans and that it would be enough to keep the mung beans moist. Finally, I also covered the cup with a thick cloth.
I hope my mung beans grow healthily and can sprout soon!
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Anonymous users2024-02-09I was puzzled to hear that the leaves of mimosas close when they touched it, and I was going to test it myself and prove it.
On Sunday, I went to the medicinal plant area of the Fairy Lake Botanical Garden, and saw a bush of mimosis under a cluster of fiery red cockscombs, its leaves were green and turquoise, I touched the leaves lightly, and sure enough, I found that the leaves slowly closed and drooped, I touched it again, the leaves quickly closed and drooped, and after about 5 minutes the leaves opened again, what a strange, why is this?
After returning home, I immediately looked up information on the Internet, and finally solved the mystery for me: it turned out that at the joints of the petiole of the mimosa, there was a bulging bag called the leaf pillow, which was full of water and very sensitive, and if something touched the leaf, the leaf would hang down, and the mimosa would have no energy at all. No wonder I touched it gently with my hand, and it was like a shy little girl with her head down.
It is also said on the Internet: Mimosa, also known as shy grass, likes full sun, also likes to grow in moist soil, and is not cold tolerant.
This observation of mimosas is really interesting. It also made me understand that as long as we observe and think about some things around us with our hearts, interesting things are close at hand, and we can also discover the mysteries of life!
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