What is inside
- How to build a closed jar ecosystem and an open terrarium, stage by stage
- What each layer does — drainage, charcoal, soil, plants, water
- A four-week observation log with space for drawings, measurements and notes
- Troubleshooting pages: mould, condensation, yellowing leaves, no change at all
- A comparison investigation: two jars, one variable changed
- Extension questions on nutrient cycling and closed systems
What you will need at home
- A clean jar with a lid, small stones, potting soil and a few small plants or moss
- Optional: activated charcoal, a spray bottle
File details
- Printable PDF, US Letter and A4
- Includes a printable label set for the jars
Licence
This file is licensed for one household. Print as many copies as you need for the children in your own home. Please do not share, resell, upload or distribute the file. Teaching a class or co-op? Choose a classroom or school licence instead — see For Teachers.
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Common questions
Do we need to buy live animals?
No. This guide is plant-based on purpose. No animals are collected or kept.
How long before something happens?
Condensation usually appears within a day or two. Plant changes take two to four weeks, which is why the log runs that long.





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