Needed materials
1.Cups with sprouted bean plant--4
2.Marker
3.Ruler
4.Water
Procedure -
Step1 -Gather your material and choose to investigate water or sunlight as a limiting factor.
Step 2-Make a hypothesis related to the limiting factor and the bean plants.
Step3- Plan a two-week investigation to test your hypothesis. Decide the steps of your procedure.
Step 4-Set up your experiment according to the procedure.
Step 5 -On a separate sheet of paper make a data table and record data according to your plan.
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