Once upon a time, there was a little seed named Sprout who lived in a garden. Sprout always loved learning about botany and the wonders of nature.
One day, Sprout decided to take a class on how to classify plants according to their wavelength and climate. During the class, Sprout learned about the process of photosynthesis and how it helps plants grow by converting light into energy.
But Sprout was having trouble remembering all this new information, so their teacher suggested a fun experiment to help. They would create a garden where each plant was grown in a different climate with a different level of humidity.
Sprout was excited to try it out and set off to germinate their seeds. But as they planted each one, strange things started to happen! The sunflowers grew tall and skinny in the dry climate, while the carrots grew short and stubby in the humid one.
Soon enough, Sprout's garden was filled with all sorts of hilarious and unusual looking plants that they classified and named based on their wavelength, climate, and level of humidity.
And from that day on, Sprout never forgot the importance of photosynthesis and how it affects the growth of plants. The End.

Reflections

• What did Sprout learn about botany in the class?
• How did Sprout remember the information about photosynthesis?
• What happened to the plants in Sprout's garden?
• What did Sprout name their plants based on?
• Why is photosynthesis important for the growth of plants?