Worms may seem small, but they play a big role in keeping our planet healthy. In this final session, children will dig into soil science by observing how earthworms recycle nutrients and create healthy habitats for plants. We’ll explore worm anatomy, practice careful observation, and even create worm-inspired art. It’s a fun and sensory-focused end to our fall season.

WILD at Watersong is a rostered, paid program featuring structured, science-rich lessons for young learners. Each session includes guided activities, STEAM-based exploration, and sensory play—all rooted in real-world wildlife science themes. Children and their caregivers participate side-by-side in a supportive, small-group setting led by Preserve educators. This program is best suited for families seeking a bi-weekly, curriculum-based experience. Spots are limited and require full-season registration. Registration closes August 27th.