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Monday, August 25, 2014
Red Worm Observations
What did you observe with your red worm habitat today? Did you notice any changes?
Today in our red worms I observed that some of the kitchen waste was gone. When I felt the soil it felt wetter and when I looked at the red worms they looked bigger.
Today when we looked at the red worms, I saw that the kitchen waste was coverd with dirt. Rather gone. When me, Savana, and Avini dumped the whole thing out, we started looking for the worms. When it was time to leave, my group found 4 worms and 1 was alive! ( The one alive was the one Mrs. Yates gave us in the beginning of the class) - Deniz
Today me and my group could not find all our worms but the ones we found were all dead. We could not find out why they died but we think it was the coffee grounds, the rotten apple, or that they were smashed or not eating.
Most of the items in our group were rotting and moldy! Also we noticed our dead worms were longated and stretchy! We found a beetle too but we wont believe it affected the worms! Some of our food was gone but not much.. Drew S.
Brock could only get two worms out because they got scared when his hand was in the jar. After getting 2 more worms, my group hosted a 1 foot dash for the redworms. At the end of class we named them W., O., R., M., and S. In the smelly jar, the food was partly eaten although the newspaper looked the same as before. Apparently, many other groups had dead mealworms causing me to find my group quite successful.-Zachary
I noticed in the red worm habitat that the worms had dug down deeper to keep them cool. Some worms had died and only 2 are left. Some of the kitchen waste is gone. Lastly I observed that the worms grew in length by one inch.
I did notice some changes. Some of the trash we had put in was gone.Also some of the worms had dug deep down. We managed to get a few out. We don't know what happened to the others, maybe died. -Sanjana
Today in our red worms I observed that some of the kitchen waste was gone. When I felt the soil it felt wetter and when I looked at the red worms they looked bigger.
ReplyDeleteToday when we looked at the red worms, I saw that the kitchen waste was coverd with dirt. Rather gone. When me, Savana, and Avini dumped the whole thing out, we started looking for the worms.
ReplyDeleteWhen it was time to leave, my group found 4 worms and 1 was alive! ( The one alive was the one Mrs. Yates gave us in the beginning of the class)
- Deniz
hi jessica f.
DeleteMy group had some food gone and some redworms dead but we couldn't find all of our worms.
ReplyDeleteAlex u
Today me and my group could not find all our worms but the ones we found were all dead. We could not find out why they died but we think it was the coffee grounds, the rotten apple, or that they were smashed or not eating.
ReplyDeleteIn are group, I noticed that our Red Worms got longer and some of the Red Worms food was gone also.
ReplyDeleteBrock Chang
Most of the items in our group were rotting and moldy! Also we noticed our dead worms were longated and stretchy! We found a beetle too but we wont believe it affected the worms! Some of our food was gone but not much..
ReplyDeleteDrew S.
I saw all, but the two red worms we got at the beginning of class were dead. I think the smelly coffee grounds poisoned them. - Keegan B
ReplyDeleteToday in our red worm habitat I noticed that most of red worms were gone and there was a smaller amount of nature litter.
ReplyDeleteBrock could only get two worms out because they got scared when his hand was in the jar. After getting 2 more worms, my group hosted a 1 foot dash for the redworms. At the end of class we named them W., O., R., M., and S. In the smelly jar, the food was partly eaten although the newspaper looked the same as before. Apparently, many other groups had dead mealworms causing me to find my group quite successful.-Zachary
ReplyDeleteI noticed in the red worm habitat that the worms had dug down deeper to keep them cool. Some worms had died and only 2 are left. Some of the kitchen waste is gone. Lastly I observed that the worms grew in length by one inch.
ReplyDeleteGaurav
I did notice some changes. Some of the trash we had put in was gone.Also some of the worms had dug deep down. We managed to get a few out. We don't know what happened to the others, maybe died.
ReplyDelete-Sanjana
I noticed that there was more dirt and less kitchen waste Savannah.
ReplyDeleteI noticed that most of the worms were missing and that there was more dirt than the kitchen waste.
ReplyDeleteVarun