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Worms Worms Worms

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The GIANT Encyclopedia of Science Activities for Children 3 to 6

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Materials

Real worms purchased at a bait shop or dug up by the children if you have a class garden Tray or cookie sheet to put the worms on

Magnifier

Instructions

1. Place the worms on the tray for the children to observe with the magnifier.

2. Don't be surprised if the children pick up the worms and play with them. Just remind them to be gentle.

3. Return the worms to the garden at the end of the day.More to doArt: Plastic worms, easily found in sporting goods departments, might make interesting painting tools. Painting with worms!

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