The document describes a child making a worm farm by collecting worms from the garden and placing them in a jar with layers of oats, sand, and soil so the worms have something to eat and can survive. Photos document the different steps of collecting worms, putting them in the jar, and ensuring the worms are comfortable in their new home.

1. Worms!
This is me making my worm farm: my
brother went to collect worms. We put
in oats , sand and soil - so we could
see where the worms had been and so
they can eat and survive. I set my mp3
up to capture all of the excitement on
video.

2. Worm farm!
• To make a worm farm you need a jar; sand;
soil; oats or vegetables - like carrots broccoli
cucumber and courgettes; and do layer by
layer to make It a comfortable home. Everyday
water them - not too much or they will drown
and make sure it is a clean jar.

3. Worm life cycle

4. My finished worm farm
This is my finished
worm farm - right now
my brother is looking
for worms. He looked
under paving slabs and
also big stones in our
garden.

5. Putting the worms in!
This is my
brother putting
the worms in to
my worm farm -
they are trying to
wiggle down to
the bottom of
the jar!

6. Me, yeah!
This is me looking
for worms under
one of the rocks in
our garden: we
found three worms
for my homework .

7. Struggling worm!
This is the last
worm, struggling
to get down in the
soil (so we helped
it a little bit).

8. My worm video

9. My worm quiz!
*1) what do you need to make a worm farm?
*2) do worms lay eggs - yes or no ?
*3)do worm like light - yes or no ?
*4) what do worms eat?