Bean in a Jar
Professor O will help you learn: Seeds sprout roots and shoots — you can watch a plant begin, up close.
⚠️ Dried beans are for growing, not eating, as raw beans can make you poorly. Keep them away from children under 3, who might put them in their mouths.
Play through the project step by step, with narration read aloud.
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Tap any step to play from there — the narration plays inside the player.
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