Childrens Worm Farm
Look inside the fascinating world of worms with this fun and informative worm farm kit. Watch your worms mix up the different coloured layers in their chamber and feed them leaves. This product provides a great opportunity for children to learn more about worms’ importance in our ecosystem. Children are encouraged to collect their own worms and told how to in the instruction manual. However, an order form for worms is also included in the this kit to purchase worms online for £3.00 plus £2.95 p+p. Please note: Worms are not included in the kit. Instructions are given on how to find them in the wild; alternatively order worms online. Good Toy Guide 2008 - Gold Award Winner for the best Science and Nature Toy. Education: Experiments included support National Curriculum Science KS1 and KS2. Free Teachers Notes and Lesson Plans are available to download for this product. Size of Worm Farm when built: 30cm x 4.2cm x 19cm Click here for teachers resources. Recommended for ages 5 years and over. Spotty Green Frog also has a variety of Worm Composters available for home and school.
- Contents:
- Plastic Housing
- Plastic Lid
- Feet
- Cardboard Shade
- Red Sand
- Yellow Sand
- Plain Sand
- Colour instruction manual
Delivery options
Mainland UK (excluding Highlands)
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Customer Reviews
Good product, pleasant transaction and quick delivery
Received very quickly and exactly what we wanted!
This arrived very swiftly. It is exactly as described and therefore exactly what I was expecting. Lovely! It's a present (for an adult) and I know she'll have a lot of fun with it.
Item arrived in good time and we were pleased to see it looked better in the flesh than even on the site.
Good value for money.
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