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iEARN Project Daffodils and Tulips Primary school Antona Aškerca Rimske Toplice, Slovenia 3rd grade and a teacher Daniela Babič

Preparation for planting First of all, we gathered some empty cartons and recycled them. Pupils made pots for their tulip bulbs.

First day of planting  Our bulbs were planted on 27th November 2015.  14 bulbs of tulips were planted in the classroom. We started to measure the temperature of the air and the soil. That day the temperature of the air was 22°C.  Our pots were put on a window shelf inside the room.

Investigative question How does the temperature affect the growth and the blooming of a tulip/daffodil? We will compare the growth of our tulips with tulips and daffodils of 2nd graders at our school who are also included in this project. Hypothesis We predict, that our indoor tulips will grow and bloom earlier than the tulips/daffodils outdoor.

Sprouting time The first tulip sprouted on the 9th February. The picture was taken 10 days after (on the 19th February) when the height of the tulip was 9 cm.

 On the 1st March some more tulips sprouted.

Blooming time  Our first tulip bloomed on the 1st March. It has a quiet strange flower.

Blooming time On the 18th March we awaited a wonderful flower but the height of the tulip was very short.

Measuring the air and the soil temperature in our classroom

Project Conclusion From our observation we can make some conclusions. Firstly, in our opinion it is better to plant tulips outdoors . Only seven tulips (from 14) started to grow and furthermore, only three of them bloomed. We know that the reason can also be somewhere else: the quality of bulbs or not taking care for them enough (too much or too little watering) or something else.  Secondly, it cannot be concluded that temperature of the air influenced the growth of the tulips, because indoor tulips and tulips planted outdoor sprouted almost at the same time (približno isti čas). But the time of blooming was not the same. Indoor tulips bloomed earlier, but the height of the stem and the beauty of a flower (cvet) was not like those which grew and bloomed outdoors.  However, more observation should be done in order to find out whether our hypothesis is true.