Paper towel worms

A fun experiment for children to create colourful wiggly worms! help children develop fine motor skills and learn about cause and effect!

Malarkey Kids on Instagram: “🌈Fun Activity Alert🌈 How to make colorful paper worms 🐛 that wiggle! All you need to do is: (1) Color one side of a piece of paper towel…”

Make the paper worms grow! | 🌈 🐛 COLORFUL WIGGLY WORMS // Here’s a fun way to explore colors! 😍 If you roll up and scrunch a half of a sheet of paper towel, it turns into the cutest... | By 7 Days of PlayFacebook

Growing worms science experiment for preschoolers and kindergarteners🐛🪱🐛...Kids will love to see the worms growing as they squeeze water on them...

Shahzia 𖦹 Learn through play 𖦹 STEAM Play 𖦹 Early Childhood on Instagram: "This 🐛 paper towel experiment is so cool to watch and make! Watch the caterpillar wiggle and grow as it drinks water. This is a fantastic activity that can be an extension to the “The very hungry little caterpillar”, one of our favorite books. How it works: Paper towels are made of ground-up plant material. If you look through a microscope at a torn-up piece of paper (or look up some images on the Internet), you…

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7 Days of Play on Instagram: "How to make colorful paper worms that wiggle! All you need to do is: (1) Color one side of a piece of paper towel (2) Roll it up around a stick or pen (3) Scrunch it up and pull it off (4) Then, pour some water on top to magically reveal a colorful wiggly worm! - #toddlerplay #learningthroughplay #toddleractivities #playbasedlearning #sensoryplay #invitationtoplay #playathome #toddlerlife #toddlerplayideas #playideas #earlylearning #playmatters #toddler…

The straw wrapper worm or caterpillar is a fun and easy science experiment. Your kids will love watching the "worm" grow right in front of their eyes.

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