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Sprout Scouts: Advanced Seed Species Lab

🌱 Version 2 • Advanced Sprout Science

Yaya’s Sprout Scouts

Welcome to the Advanced Seed Species Lab! Compare mung, clover, broccoli, radish, peas, lentils, and chickpeas with Yaya’s real kitchen sprout setup. Sort seeds, classify plant families, test drainage, study trays, track growth, solve species clues, and become a serious Sprout Scout scientist.

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No Mouth Science: Kids observe sprouts, measure sprouts, draw sprouts, and ask questions. They do not taste science sprouts. Wash hands, drain well, ask an adult, avoid suspicious sprouts, keep sprouts away from raw meat tools, and cook thoroughly if a grown-up decides to serve sprouts.

Single-file app. No external images. No external libraries. Progress saves on this device with localStorage.

Advanced Lab Dashboard

Track points, badges, seed studies, safety progress, and Yaya’s kitchen observations.

Science Points
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Earned through games and logs.

Badges
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Seeds Studied
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Seven seeds in Yaya’s lineup.

Kitchen Logs
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Real observations saved.

Yaya’s Advanced Question

Which seed do you think will show a root first?

Today’s Lab Rule

Observe like a scientist. If sprouts look fuzzy, slimy, dark, or smell bad, stop and tell an adult. Science sprouts are not kid snacks.

Yaya’s Seed Library

Study all seven sprouting seeds. Compare size, family, method, and what to watch for.

Goal: study all 7 seeds

🌱 Choose a seed card

Tap “Study This Seed” to learn its traits and earn its seed badge.

Seed Size Sort

Sort Yaya’s seeds into tiny, medium, and large groups. This is great for younger learners and quick library demos.

Seed Pieces

Tap a seed, then tap the correct size bin.

Size Bins

Legume vs Brassica Sort

Advanced classification time! Sort seeds by plant family.

Seed Family Pieces

Tap a seed, then choose its family.

Family Bins

Jar Drain Challenge

Yaya’s sink setup inspired this one. Choose the best safe sprout jar action.

Correct: 0

🥫 Jar Lab Scene

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Good jar sprouting needs rinsing, draining, air flow, and adult supervision. Standing water is a no-go.

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Tray Density Lab

Study tray sprouts like a detective. Is the tray sparse, patchy, crowded, or dense?

Correct: 0

🪴 Tray Clue

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What do you notice?

The Great Sprout Race

Track each seed’s stage. Real sprouts do not always follow a perfect schedule, so the app lets kids discover what happens.

Race Tracker

Seed Day Stage

Race Results

Sprout Species Detective

Read the clues and identify Yaya’s seed. This is the big brain sequel game.

Correct: 0

Spriggy’s Mystery Seed

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Root Zoom Lab

Tap the sprout parts to learn what scientists look for when observing roots and shoots.

Visited: 0/6

Zoom Tools

Safety Boss 2.0

Advanced sprout science needs serious safety habits. Keep it clear, calm, and kid-friendly.

Correct: 0

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Yaya’s Kitchen Lab Log

Save real observations from Yaya’s jars and trays.

Saved Logs

Growth Graph

Pick one seed and track root length and shoot height over seven days.

Graph Seed

Day Root cm Shoot cm

Root vs Shoot Chart

Advanced Badge Wall

Earn badges for each seed type, classification games, safety, graphing, and kitchen observations.

Printable Worksheet Pack

Print take-home sheets for deeper seed science.

Letter portrait

🌰 7-Seed Observation Log

Compare seed type, method, day, root, shoot, and safety check.

🌳 Legume vs Brassica Sort

Sort Yaya’s seeds by plant family.

🥫 Jar Drain Checklist

Rinse, drain, observe, and ask an adult.

🪴 Tray Density Detective

Find sparse, patchy, crowded, and dense growth.

📈 Sprout Race Graph

Track the great sprout race over seven days.

🏅 Advanced Certificate

Official Advanced Sprout Scout award.

Parent & Yaya Guide

Use this app as a follow-up to the original Tiny Seed Science Lab.

How to Use V2

  1. Start with the Seed Library.
  2. Sort seeds by size and family.
  3. Use Yaya’s jars and trays for real observation.
  4. Log one observation per seed or per day.
  5. Track growth in the graph.
  6. Play Safety Boss before any real kitchen handling.
  7. Print the certificate after several badges.

Safety Reminder

This app is for science education. Children should not eat raw or lightly cooked sprouts from a science activity. If a grown-up decides to serve sprouts, use official food safety guidance, keep sprouts away from raw meat tools, and cook thoroughly.

Kid rule: We observe sprouts. We do not taste science sprouts.

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