Chipchat : Keeping Chip Families Informed 2003 Win
Chipchat : Keeping Chip Families Informed 2003 Win
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Your biome should have about twice as much soil as pepples.
3. Now to plant the seeds. Make a trench down the center of the soil that's as deep as your finger nails.
4. Then sprinkle a pinch of seeds in the trench and cover it with soil.
5. Water the soil just until you see the water collect at the bottom of the pebbles.
6. Put your biome in a plastic bag and seal it.
7. You will not need to water your seeds again because the water will recycle itself. Put your biome in a sunny place and in abo...ut three to four days your plants should start growing. The cool thing about a biome in a baggie is that everything your plants need is there. They have water, nutrients from the soil, air from the bag, and make food from the sun's light.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Your biome should have about twice as much soil as pepples.
3. Now to plant the seeds. Make a trench down the center of the soil that's as deep as your finger nails.
4. Then sprinkle a pinch of seeds in the trench and cover it with soil.
5. Water the soil just until you see the water collect at the bottom of the pebbles.
6. Put your biome in a plastic bag and seal it.
7. You will not need to water your seeds again because the water will recycle itself. Put your biome in a sunny place and in abo...ut three to four days your plants should start growing. The cool thing about a biome in a baggie is that everything your plants need is there. They have water, nutrients from the soil, air from the bag, and make food from the sun's light.
Important Information CHIP - Toil-Free l-877-KiDsNov\/ (1-877-543-7669) J CHIP E-mail [email protected] CHIP Website www.chip.state.mt.us .^ CHIP .
What to read after Chipchat : Keeping Chip Families Informed 2003 Win?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Montana.Children's Health Insurance Plan to read onlineMoreLess
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