3A28 – Growing Plants with Worms
Plants and the Environment
Daisy Williamson
- Grade:
- 3
- Teacher:
- Nicholas Allison
This project tests whether worms help plants grow better. Radish plants were grown in two pots, one with worms and one without worms, and their growth was measured over time. The results showed that the plants grown with worms were bigger and healthier, helping explain how worms improve soil and support plant growth.
Great job testing how worms affect plant growth! You carefully kept everything the same except for the worms, which made your experiment fair and scientific. I liked that you measured height and counted leaves to compare plant health. Your results showed clear differences, and you explained your conclusion well. Keep exploring how living things work together in nature, your project shows strong environmental curiosity. I love it!
I liked your project because you asked a clear question and made a fair test by keeping the soil, seeds, sunlight, and water the same while changing only the worms. You did a great job taking notes and showing that the plant with worms grew taller and had more leaves. Great work learning how worms help soil and plants!
Interesting and well done project, nicely presented! Keep up good work!