Students examining some red worms up close.
Students examining some red worms up close. And in the background, hanging from the ceiling, are tiers of homemade composting bins made from 2-liter bottles. The top tiers are homes to some happy plants.

Collateral worm book projects

Close of the music sheet with notes and lyrics.
Music students composing a theme song for Ruby the Red Worm


While I was producing the final book, the students continued exploring some related projects. Pictured here is Mrs. Lambert’s class examining some red worms up close; and in the background, hanging from the ceiling, are tiers of homemade composting bins made from 2-liter bottles hanging from the ceiling. The top tiers are homes to some happy plants. The worms made good models for the art class and made a lot of dirty hands. Also, pictured is one of Mrs. Hyland’s music students composing a theme song for Ruby the Red Worm. Some students would sing their songs while illustrating.

There were many more collateral projects that arose as we worked together, like the Storybook Parade.

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Scott Stoll

My claim to fame is that I rode a bicycle around the world and wrote some books. More about me.

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