How to write three observation diaries

The three observation diaries are as follows:

Weather on Friday: sunny. The other students went home after the exam at noon, so I need to stay for another half a day to help the teacher. So, the teacher invited me to eat a small wonton with fragrant flowers. But my right elbow was burnt by the pot. It hurts! I quickly dipped my hand into cold water. Soon, a red mark appeared above my right elbow, which stung from time to time. I concluded that I was scalded.

Weather on Saturday: cloudy. Today, that mark first changed from light red to deep red, and then slowly turned brown, just like a layer of dirt on flesh-colored skin. In the afternoon, this "soil" began to bubble. First of all, a "water balloon" appeared in the center of the scald, but it was very small and consisted of cell fluid. Then, it gets bigger and bigger and becomes a long "water polo".

I searched the information on the internet and knew that this "ball" must be punctured. So, I did. The punctured "big water polo" turned into wrinkled skin and lay flat on my right hand.

Weather on Sunday: cloudy. The skin gradually hardened and the edges were a little white. At noon, the skin on the white side is a little upturned. And watch it at night: the skin has begun to fade! The human body is amazing, and it has the function of automatic repair!

Monday: The teacher gave us a bunch of mung beans, big and small. They are round, bulging bellies and wearing a green suit with a black zipper in the middle. Mung beans will grow stems and leaves from here in the future! These lovely little mung beans were put into a transparent quilt by me, and the quilt was filled with clear water.

Under the sunshine, small mung beans are like strings of pearls. Some mung bean skins have cracked a small crack, but the bean sprouts inside are like a shy little girl, looking around, but not letting us see his face, shy.

Others thought of a sleepy little man, sleeping and yelling in it. They can hardly shake the thunder and the sky will not wake up. I am very happy to look at these lovely little mung beans. Tomorrow it should become stronger and bigger!