Decomposer Lesson in Science Lab
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Jenna Eweis
Mrs. Burkett's class visited the science lab and dug through some compost, looking for decomposers. Decomposers break down dead and decaying matter. The class found several live specimens, observed them under a dissecting scope, and even held a few. Then students drew what they saw on a large sheet of paper.
