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    A guide for students to have them create a vermicomposting bin, and then use the scientific method to set up an experiment. The experiment is one in which students will examine whether or not composting happens more quickly with or without worms. This is for the grade 7 science ecosystems unit.

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    A guide for students to have them create a vermicomposting bin, and then use the scientific method to set up an experiment. The experiment is one in which students will examine whether or not composting happens more quickly with or without worms. This is for the grade 7 science ecosystems unit.

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    Composting Experiment

    Uploaded by

    JenniferLee
    A guide for students to have them create a vermicomposting bin, and then use the scientific method to set up an experiment. The experiment is one in which students will examine whether or not composting happens more quickly with or without worms. This is for the grade 7 science ecosystems unit.

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    Vermicomposting Worms

    Ho wt oG uid e
    Materials Required: A plastic container with a sealable lid with small air holes Sand Dried leaves African Red Wiggler Worms Vegetable and fruit scraps A plant mister An old tea towel

    CreatedbyJenGallays2013

    DecompositionExperiment Question:Willorganicmatterdecomposefasterwithor withoutworms? Theory:Wormshelpbreakdownorganicmatterfaster. Prediction:Createyourownprediction. Experiment:createanexperimenttotestyourprediction. Whatwillyoudo? Whenwillyoucheckforresults? Howlongmightittake?


    CreatedbyJenGallays2013

    Scientific Method

    Observations:Recordyourresults: Drawwhatyousee.Writeaboutwhatyousee.

    Conclusion:Whatwastheanswertoyouroriginal question?Explain.

    PhotosandgraphstakenfromGoogleimages.

    CreatedbyJenGallays2013

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