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Little Gardeners at School

Som was excited. Today, his class would plant a garden!

Boy, short black hair, brown eyes, bright smile at school, excited about gardening class.

Miss Lin said, 'We'll grow veggies for lunch!' The kids cheered.

Teacher, long brown hair, glasses, warm expression announcing the gardening project; kids are cheering.

Each student picked a seed. Som chose a tiny tomato seed.

Students picking seeds, Boy, short black hair, brown eyes, bright smile selects a tomato seed.

They used scoops and pots filled with dark, rich soil.

Kids using tools to fill pots with soil for seeds.

Som planted his seed gently and patted the soil down.

Boy, short black hair, brown eyes, bright smile planting his tomato seed with care.

Every day, they watered their plants and watched them grow.

Daily routine of watering and observing the plants.

Green sprouts appeared. Som's sprout was small but strong.

Green sprouts emerging, Boy, short black hair, brown eyes, bright smile's tiny but robust sprout.

The plants grew leaves. Som's had bright green ones.

Plants growing leaves, focus on Boy, short black hair, brown eyes, bright smile's bright green leaves.

Miss Lin taught them how to find weeds and pests.

Teacher, long brown hair, glasses, warm expression instructing on spotting weeds and pests.

They learned to care for the plants, pulling out the weeds.

Kids caring for plants, removing weeds.

At last, tomatoes appeared. Som's were round and red.

Tomatoes appearing on the plants, Boy, short black hair, brown eyes, bright smile's are round and red.

They made a salad with their veggies. Som was proud.

Kids making salad with their harvest, Boy, short black hair, brown eyes, bright smile's pride in his contribution.

Reflection Questions

  • How do you think Som felt when he first saw his tomato plant sprout?
  • What can we learn about teamwork from the class caring for the garden?
  • How might taking care of a plant help us understand the needs of others?

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