And now a shift from birds, to what they eat!
The next couple of posts will talk about composting and gardening, but first let’s start with worms.
Ask any gardener – worms are great! They start with dirt and turn it into wonderful soil, which helps plants grow. To help kids understand, read Wonderful Worms by Linda Glaser. It’s a great book with clear explanations of a worm’s role in making useful soil.
For the teacher, check out Backyard Scientist: Exploring Earthworms With Me by Jane Hoffman, for more science activities to do at home or in school with worms.
And check back on this blog in the next few days for more about worms and their role in waste management and growing food.
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