A new record was set for the number of wee folk who wanted NO part of holding a red wiggler worm today. I was good, I didn't laugh when a few of the we-want-no-part-of-this-worm-holding-thing made a point of standing up and putting both of their hands between their legs--in case I got it into my head to force the issue.
I guess they didn't understand how protective I am of my worms. No way do I want any of those timid, little creatures to go flying through the air, accompanied with shrieks of terror.
After I finished reading Wendy Pfeiffer's, Wiggling Worms at Work, and the willing participants held/observed the worms, we washed our hands and returned to the science area. I told them it was time for my surprise, that we were going to eat worms. The first 3 of the 4 groups were skeptical and patiently waited for me to show my cards. But a member of the last group of the day, gasped loudly, setting the tone of concern that made my whole entire day.
Don't worry, I didn't milk it. I quickly showed my bag of gummy worms before they went screaming for the exit.
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