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	When I first got her, she was a mere seed. One of six. I planted her and her siblings (seed...lings) and waited... Click here to read more Aaliyah Kamala Marcelino Bukit Panjang Primary School
	When my science teacher gave me the seeds, I felt very excited to grow it. At home, I watered it daily and fertilised it weekly. ... Click here to read more Lee Kyra Rosyth School
	My first Kangkong plant was awesome! On the first day of planting the Kangkong seeds, ... Click here to read more Calasanz Gian Carlo Ryel Syjongtian East Spring Primary School
	I enjoyed growing my plants because I can learn the parts of the plant such as the leaves, roots and stem. I also know that ... Click here to read more Poramin Teo Bendemeer Primary School
	At first, I felt that my plant was going to grow tall and strong. And for a week, it grew rapidly. But, ... Click here to read more Avery Leow Canossa Catholic Primary School
	I love planting as I am able to watch it grow from a seed to a full-grown plant. By growing plant, it teachers me ... Click here to read more Nuryn Niqy Eryna Geylang Methodist School (Primary)
	My Kangkong might not be taller or bigger than others but it has grown under a loving environment. I water the plants ... Click here to read more Chalerine Soh Kai Xuan Casuarina Primary School
	I enjoy growing the plant because it makes me help turn Singapore into a more beautiful city in a garden. One value I learnt is ... Click here to read more Eshley Koh Rui En Fern Green Primary School
	On the day I got my Sunflower seeds, I was extremely happy as I thought my Sunflower would grow very big, ... Click here to read more Brian Ng Jun Yu Nan Chiau Primary School
	I felt very happy when my Kangkong germinated. Inititially, when my friends told me that their plant did not grow, I was ... Click here to read more Muhammad Saifullah Bin Mohammad Fazli First Toa Payoh Primary School

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