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An Easy Germination Science Experiment for Kids to Do
Germination: when the seed begins to grow a root and a shoot. Root: Part of the plant beneath the soil that absorbs water and nutrients. We all know that plants need water, sun, and soil to grow. In this science experiment, kids will grow a bean maze to truly “see” how plants will seek out what they need. Read more…
Seed Germination for Kids – The Results! – How Wee Learn
One of the reasons I love doing seed germination for kids is how quickly the seeds start to grow. It was Day 2 this time when our first seed started to root. And by the next day there were sprouts too. By Day 5, three of our four seeds were growing strong. Read more…
Seed Germination Facts for Kids
Seeds with hard seed coats usually germinate slower than seeds with soft seed coats. Why do you think this is? The reason seeds with hard seed coats take longer to germinate is that it takes longer for the seed to drink enough water to soften the seed coat enough that the inside parts of the seed can break through. Read more…
