Worms

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3mo
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Joy Lindsay
a tray filled with dirt and flowers on top of a table
Reggio Emilia Inspired Practice | Digging for Spaghetti Worms 🪱 It’s not only exciting, it’s a great way to practice fine motor skills and eye-hand coordination and the kids had... | Facebook
Reggio Emilia Inspired Practice | Digging for Spaghetti Worms 🪱 It’s not only exciting, it’s a great way to practice fine motor skills and eye-hand coordination and the kids had... | Facebook
a bucket filled with dirt and gardening utensils
an outdoor garden with dirt, plants and gardening utensils
children are playing with rocks and water in buckets
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This may contain: someone is making colorful worms that wiggly
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Here’s a silly craft that “magically” comes to life! Credit:@7daysofplay
a child's hand holding a red plastic fork over soil with colored worms on it
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This is a counting activity for toddlers using pipe cleaners and a magnetic wand to learn number symbols and practice counting
a green tray filled with lots of dirt on top of a table
four square pieces of paper with pink icing on them
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a child's hand is holding a pencil and drawing on paper with the image of two snakes
an image of a book and some sort of wormies in a bowl with sticks
a metal plate topped with lots of crafting supplies on top of a carpeted floor
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Earthworm life cycle foldable science activity
Are you looking for a fun way to teach life cycles? This foldout is an engaging and hands-on activity alternative to a worksheet to introduce or review the life cycle of an earthworm. The resource covers four stages - cocoon, hatchling, juvenile and adult worm. Use as a science center (linked to bugs, soil, or life cycles), for an interactive science notebook, or alongside making your own wormery. There are different template and label options to allow for differentiation if required: