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Bean Sprouts Project One of my most memorable experiences of soil was when I was in Sixth grade. At the end of Fifth grade, I flew from Hong Kong to South Korea along with my family. In the first couple of weeks of school, I struggled to speak Korean and adapt to the new culture. Fortunately, I soon saw the chance to change this situation: the Science II Bean Sprouts project. The Bean Sprouts project was simple. We were each assigned to a red pot full of mud and a package of seeds to pour on top. If we took good care of the soil with enough sunlight and water, the bean sprout would grow well. When our science teacher jokingly stated that successful growth of bean sprouts indirectly portrayed our affectionate and caring character, all

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