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Worms at Work

By Mary-Anne Creasey

How do wriggly worms transform kitchen scraps into something that helps gardens thrive?

informative practical engaging environmental

Genres

Animals Nature Non-fiction

What is Worms at Work about?

What happens inside a worm farm? Discover how compost worms are cared for, what they eat and how they turn fruit and vegetable scraps into rich compost. With clear explanations, photographs and useful labels, this informative book follows the busy work of worms from their bedding to the garden. Learn how worm farmers look after their wriggly workers, collect their castings and help reduce waste while creating healthy soil for plants.

About the author

Mary-Anne Creasy is a children’s author who writes clear, engaging books about familiar topics and exciting discoveries. Her books include Chairs, Machines That Fly, Exploring Space, Amazing Snakes and Alphabet Party. With simple words, helpful facts and lively ideas, her books encourage young readers to notice the world around them and enjoy learning something new.

Pages

16 pages

Reading age

Early Reader (5-8)

This edition

2000

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