We layered the jars with black dirt and sand. Then one
jar got worms and the other did not. We are watching to
see how long it will take for them to mix and till the soil.
These experiments teach students the value of worms
for healthy soil. As the worms eat the soil and dead
leaves, their castings/poop are filled with nutrients
and their tunneling allows more water and oxygen into
the soil to benefit plants. I also learned a lot about worms
during these lessons.
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