Edible soil

This chocolate dirt or chocolate soil is easy to make. Grainy chocolate dirt/ chocolate soil does resemble real dirt, once the mix is done and baked.

Chocolate Dirt.: Chocolate dirt or edible soil, it doesn't matter what you call it, just know that it's delicious! Not just your average crumb, chocolate dirt gives a lovely crunch and different texture to what can be a pretty pedestrian dessert. Use it to make pot …

Check out this yummy way to learn the layers of the Earth!

Try this fun twist on dirt cups and make some edible soil layers. This will teach kids about geology in a fun, tasty, hands-on way!

As I previously said, I am not a fan of teaching soil! My classroom is always covered in mud and dirt from the experiments (ick!). In the past we created soil tubes to demonstrate the layers of soil. However, it was always really hard to get the dirt in tubes, and the soil layers would […]

Dig deep for some edible, dirt-loving fun! Children will eat up this delicious activity that uses food with layers to bring about learning.

Hollywood star Busy Philipps shares an appetizer display that she really digs.

Years ago, when I first started teaching the soil unit, I was looking for a way to make it more exciting. The importance of soil structure is often lost on students, and I finally came up with a g...

Mrs. Feiman's Class helped kids remember soil layers with fun food! Check out her recipe!

Soil can be friend or foe to your lawn, either encouraging or hampering grass health. You can do everything right at the surface—watering, mowing, fertilizing—but the soil underneath could be thwarting your efforts. Fall is a good time to learn more about your yard’s soil and how it may be affecting your lawn’s health.