What will be taught:
Students will learn types of snails.
Students will learn can snails see or smell. How can snails move their bodies from one place to another. 
Students will learn do snails have feet to make them move. 
Students will learn if snails are strong and what do snails eat to survive. 
Students will have snail pictures provided to help them see the different kinds of snails for observation.
Students will have a craft project done for day two. 
Students will learn about why are worms so important. 
Students will discuss where the worms live, what they need to survive, and what kind of food the worms eat (leaves, vegetables, fruit, etc.).
Students will learn that worms are important for gardens.
Students discuss about how worms doesn't have eyes. Can you tell which end is the worm’s head? How does the worm feel when you touch it? How does it move? How many rings the worm has around its body. What does the worm do? What animals eat worms? etc.
Students will do a Worm and Snail Venn diagram and compare some fun worm/ snail facts on day two. 
Students will discuss their snail project on day two. 
Students will engage in discussion, asking questions, and one project for day one. 
Slides, doc cam, pictures of snails and worms and the venn diagram will be provided on file. 
Great for students who love to learn about snails and worms. 
No previous knowledge is necessary.