As you may remember, JDaniel wanted a pet a few weeks ago. We needed something dander free that is low maintenance. While attending an Earth Day workshop at the Upstate Children’s Museum, JDaniel adopted about fifty pets. They are English earthworms and they live in a compost box.
We shredded paper and then received a bunch of wiggly, giggly worms.
JDaniel loves to feed them and check to make sure the box is moist enough for them. He even talks to them to make sure they are okay.
In honor of JDaniel’s new pets, we have a muffin tin that celebrates worms. JDaniel had worms made of whole-grain waffles to dip in tomato sauce. Worms like debris from plants so, cheese flowers and their scraps were included. A segmented mandarin orange worm and two candy worms finish out the tin.
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English? what about french worms?
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Wow, very impressed with JDaniel’s pet collection. Does he know they’ll be set free one day?
Great tin!
What a great wormy tin!
fun lunch!! what little boy wouldn’t love that?
I love it. What a great tin and new pets. I remember our meal worms turned beetles project last year for homeschool science. It was very fun for the kids.
Soooo cute. And I kinda love that he talks to them.
What a great way to teach him!! “Wormy tin”!! So cute 🙂 I’m not sure I could eat anything while thinking about worms:)
Morris would like this, Bean even…could not get that child out of the dirt yesterday lol.
That is the sweetest idea! I love that you made a tin based on what is going on in his life right now. 🙂
love the worms! great tin!!
God bless his heart, talking to his little worms…too cute…… and what a fun idea “wormy muffins” who would have thought.
What a wonderfully fun boy theme! Nice job!
I love the comment “Wormie lunches are good”. So sweet.
You are such a good boy mama! I’d be all, “Um, no worms in my house!”
To cool!!!
absolutely adorable! love how you made the worm out of oranges. I did worms with H a while back and she loved to play with them. super cute
That is so incredible cool! I love it!
The wormy lunch is so cute! Nice job with the mandarin oranges. What is it about little boys and drills? That photo made me smile- my boys love tools too!
You are so creative – I love that you are okay with the worm thing. Those little wiggly dudes creep me out! 🙂
Adorable! Love the mandarin orange worm the best. Very creative, glad he liked it.
Cool worms. We did tadpoles last year and caterpillars. I wouldn’t know how to take care of worms. Though I think the girls would enjoy it.
I really love the muffin tin.
Waffles dipped in tomato sauce?? Not so sure about that one. Brad’s class has a bin of worms too! 🙂 He will love watching them!
love his worm lunch!! What a fun activity!
Now that is what I call creative! Thanks so much for stopping by my blog and for having Shell as a guest poster. I am your newest follower! 🙂
Eeeek! What if the worms escape? Brrrrr
Super clever! I would have never considered worms as pets. Loved the wormy lunch, too! #commenthour