Do you want know how to replant a seedling?

What you need:

1. Garden bed
2. Watering can
3. Seedling
4. Trowel
5. Sheep poo (food/fertilizer for the plant)
6. Oxygen/air
7. Glove
8. Pot

   10. Worm wee

Method:

1. Grab a pair of gloves and put it on. Then get a piece of sheep poo.
2. Grab a trowel and a pot with the seedling.
3. Find a spot in your garden bed for your seedling.
4. Dig a hole with your trowel in the spot that you have chosen.
5. Drop your sheep poo into the hole.
6. Then grab your pot with the seedling and squeeze the pot to loosen the soil around the seedling.
7. After that, turn the pot upside down and hold the seedling between your index finger and your middle finger.
8. Tap the seedling out and place it in the hole. Move the surrounding soil to cover the base of the seedling.
9. Take your gloves off and water the seedling using a watering can (you can put diluted worm pee in the water as extra food/fertilizer for the plant).
10. Finally wash your hands.

After 7-10 days you would have a  cute little plant!!

Learning Intention: We are learning to write a procedure.
Success Criteria: I know I can do this when I write the steps for replanting a seedling.

Do you want to know how to plant a seed? If you do, keep reading!

 My Brainstorm

You will need:

• Any type of seed
• Water
• Soil
• Pot or Container
• Name tag
• Worm wee - fertilizer

Step 1-Make some small holes at the bottom of your container and name your container.

Step 2- Fill your container with soil right to the top.

Step 3- Dip your pinky down twice the size of the seedling through the middle to make a hole for the seed.

Step 4- Place your seed right in the middle of the container with the smiling end facing up.

Step 5- Cover up your seed with soil.

Step 6- Water your plant with water and worm wee for extra nutrients.

After 6 or 7 days, you will have a cute little seedling!

Learning Intention: We are learning to write a procedure.
Success Criteria: I know I can do this when I write the steps for planting a broad bean seed.

Did you know that compost can help plants to grow?

Learning intention: We learning to understand compost.  
Success criteria: I know I can do this when I make a brainstorm using popplet of words that are related to compost.