Today i have saw my bean plant but it has wized a little from the cold but it is still growing.

My BeanPlant has grown a very lot but still haven't put dirt or fertilizer in it yet.

My beanPlant has grown a very lot I have not put dirt or fertilizer in it yet but im excited that it has grown.

This Is How Big My Plant Is. I Haven't put dirt or Fertilizer in it yet but when I get time I will Iv'e been lazy and did not do it But im glad it grown.

My Bean Plant Has Grown So Big What Do You Think I Should Do With the Beans That Sprout Off OF It?

My Bean Stalk

This is my bean stalk. It has not grown much since I have brought it home. I have been keeping it inside in the kitchen window. I think I will put it outside tomorrow and see what happens.

MY BEAN PLANT

IT SEEMS LIKE MY BEAN PLANT HAS GROWN A VERY LOT EVERY SINCE I'VE HAD IT IT HAS BEEN GROWING AT FIRST WHEN I GOT IT IT WAS VERY SMALL HERE'S A PICTURE OF IT L M P M 11

ABOUT MY BEAN PLANT

MY PLANT HAS GROWN ALOT I'M AMAZED OF HOW TALL IT HAS GROWN EVERY NIGHT I HAVE BEEN PUTTING A DAB OF WATER IN IT AND IT HAS GROWN OVER NIGHT AND IN THE MORNING WHEN I WAKE UP I LOOK AND SEE HOW IT HAS GROWN! PICTURES COMING SOON!

Uh oh.....too late?

Well, once again, I forgot to bring my plant in before leaving for school. It stayed out over night on the night that it dipped down into 'chilly' weather. Since then, I've added some dirt to the plant, brought it back into the warmth of the classroom, and gave it a bit more sun throughout the day. Since the chilly overnighter--I've noticed the leaves have started to curl just a bit.

Kinda wilted. Sure hope it survives. 

Do you think my plant has had it? Will it continue to wilt, or did I get to it in time for it to rejuvenate? I sure hope I did. Wouldn't it be great if our bean plants produced some beans for us to eat? Yum!

Lookin' Good!

 bean plant sitting on our classroom floor.

Well, I have to admit--I'm impressed! I honestly didn't think my bean seed would do anything. I've not been able to take care of it the way it should be. Between cool weather and just a busy life, my poor bean plant has been neglected. However--I have to admit--it looks pretty good!
What do you think? Do any of you have pictures of your bean plant you can share?

Day 8 (November 1, 2011

So, I had to transplant my bean plant this morning. I never noticed before, but the "bean" turned into some sort of leaf. I wonder if the bean will transform into a permanent leaf of sorts, or if it will simply fall off?
I know that beans are traditionally a summer crop, but I would love to see how long we can get our bean plants to last. Will they produce beans? Will they get sufficient sunlight, now that our hemisphere is pointing away from the sun? (Making it winter)
What do you think will happen?

Day 3 (October 27)

Today is our party day! But before we start into the festivities, we were able to look at our plants some. Here are some of the comments that were made. Enjoy!

"Today we looked at our plants and I noticed that my plant is growing and it has cracked" BMAM

"Today we looked at our plants and I noticed that my paper towel is still wet and I think it won't grow because nothing has happened yet" MFAM

"Today we have looked at our plants and I noticed that my bean is sticking to my paper towel and there is fuzz on one, but not on the other." PHAM

Day 2 10/26/11

 Below are some of the inserts from our afternoon class. Read along with us and see what happens with our bean plants!  Enjoy!

"Today we looked at our beans and I noticed my beans are starting to crack. One of my beans is a light brown"--JGPM

"Today we looked at our beans and I noticed that it was moist"--ARPM


"Today we looked at our beans and I noticed that one of my beans are soft, and both are wet"--AJPM


"Today we looked at our beans and I noticed that my beans are shedding"--LMPM

Day 1 of Bean activity

Today we planted 2 beans in a cup. We used the brown paper towels with a little bit of water on them as our dirt. We looked at them through the microscope and hypothesized about the future of our beans. We will see if the beans really can grow in nothing but a paper towel.
Stay tuned!