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Seed Germination Observation

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Seed Germination Observation

🌱 Part 1: Before We Plant

1. What is germination?

When a seed starts to grow and sprout

When a plant makes flowers

When we water the soil

2. Draw what the seeds look like before planting:

Radish Seed

Bean Seed

3. What do seeds need to germinate? Check all that apply:

Water

Soil

Air

Warmth

Ice

4. My prediction: Which seed do you think will sprout first?

Radish seed

Bean seed

They will sprout at the same time

5. Why do you think that? Explain your prediction:

📊 Part 2: Germination Tracking Chart

6. Fill in this chart as you observe your seeds over the next week:
Day Radish Observations Bean Observations
Day 1
Day 3
Day 5
Day 7
7. When did you first see a sprout (tiny green shoot)?

Radish: Day _______ Bean: Day _______

8. Draw your sprouted seeds when you first see them growing:

Radish Sprout

Date: ___________

Bean Sprout

Date: ___________

🔍 Part 3: Reflection & Next Steps

9. Was your prediction correct? Circle one:

Yes, exactly right!

Partly right

No, I was surprised!

10. What surprised you most about germination?
11. Write one question you have about how plants grow:
12. Vocabulary Check: Use the word "germination" in a sentence about your seeds:

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