Science-Waste in Our World Part 2

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Students explored vermicomposting and red wiggle worms today with Nancy from Green Calgary.

What do worms like to eat? 
What are their jobs?
Why is it important to compost?
How are they helpful to the environment? 
Can you identify a cocoon, baby, teen, and adult worm?















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