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When you think of inchworms, you might picture those small, green critters inching along a tree branch. But did you know that these tiny creatures are nature’s masters of disguise?…

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Creating a habitat for an inchworm study project is a fantastic way to dive into the world of nature. It’s like setting up a tiny ecosystem right in your classroom…

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