Alexander builds a home for worms: Alexander’s homestead adventures

Tiny worms. Leftover scraps. One big garden job!When Alexander discovers red wigglers beneath a blanket of damp leaves, Mom introduces him to the hardworking world of worms. These tiny recyclers may be small, but they can turn ordinary kitchen scraps into rich material that helps garden soil thrive.Together, Alexander and his family build a safe worm bin using damp cardboard, dry leaves, air holes, and the right kinds of food. As the days pass, Alexander learns how to keep the bedding moist, which scraps belong in the bin, and how worms transform leftovers into dark, crumbly castings for the garden.With colorful illustrations, gentle storytelling, fascinating worm facts, discussion questions, and a seek-and-find activity, Alexander Builds a Home for Worms introduces young readers to vermicomposting, recycling, soil health, and responsible care for living creatures.Perfect for children ages 3-8, young gardeners, homesteading families, classrooms, homeschool lessons, and bedtime reading.Another earthy adventure from the Alexander's Homestead Adventures series-where even the smallest helpers can accomplish mighty things.