The worm pavilion was designed, built, and delivered. The classroom worms moved into their new home on St. Patrick's Day. We layered their new habitat just the way they like it, so they should continue to be happy worms. There were lots of eggs moved too. The students sounded like they were on an Easter egg hunt.
My favorite part is the window. You can see the layers now, but in a couple weeks, we will be able to see the progress the worms have made at decomposing the food waste and creating soil for next year's raised bed. Then we will be able to see the roots growing in the soil through the window. I'm thinking carrots, potatoes, or peanuts would be fun to watch. With diligence and grit, dreams do come true.
The worm pavilion was designed, built, and delivered. The classroom worms moved into their new home on St. Patrick's Day. We layered their new habitat just the way they like it, so they should continue to be happy worms. There were lots of eggs moved too. The students sounded like they were on an Easter egg hunt. 
My favorite part is the window. You can see the layers now, but in a couple weeks, we will be able to see the progress the worms have made at decomposing the food waste and creating soil for next year's raised bed. Then we will be able to see the roots growing in the soil through the window. I'm thinking carrots, potatoes, or peanuts would be fun to watch. With diligence and grit, dreams do come true.
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