This is a blank worksheet, so there is no specific problem to solve. However, I can explain how to use this sheet for your science homework.
How to use the Plant Observation Sheet:
1.
Header: Write your
Name and the
Date at the top.
2.
Plant Name: In the blank space under "Plant Observation Sheet," write the name of the plant you are studying (for example: "Bean Plant" or "Sunflower").
3.
The Table: You will fill in one row for every time you check on your plant.
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Date: Write the day you made the observation (e.g., May 1).
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Description: Write down what you see. Is the stem getting taller? Did new leaves open up? What color are they?
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Drawing: Draw a small picture of what the plant looks like today.
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Measurement: Use a ruler to measure how tall the plant is in centimeters (cm) or inches, and write that number down.
Example of what to write in the first row:
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Date: May 1
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Description: The seed has sprouted. There is a small green stem pushing out of the soil.
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Drawing: [Draw a small loop coming out of the dirt]
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Measurement: 2 cm
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of plant observation worksheet.
