Speady Peas
Plants and the Environment
Arya Grivois-Shah
Arjun Grivois-Shah
- Grade:
- 2
- Teacher:
- Lyndsey Escalona
These students want to find out if peas can grow better in regular water or tea water or salt water.
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Fantastic job collecting real data and calculating averages! Your results table and graph clearly showed how each type of water affected plant growth. I was especially impressed that you measured each sprout and calculated the average, that shows strong math and science skills. Your experiment also connected to real gardening decisions, which makes your work very practical. Keep asking questions about how plants grow, you’re thinking like a true scientist!…I’m impressed
I liked how you tested three different kinds of water and kept important things the same, like the soil, seeds, temperature, and light. You did a great job writing observations, counting how many seeds sprouted, measuring in centimeters, and making an average and a graph. Your results showed that tap water helped peas grow best and salt water did not grow. Great work!