Loamy soil

Lesson Note: Exploring Loamy Soil

Subject: Basic Science and Technology (BST) Class: Basic 2 Curriculum: Hybrid

Topic: Loamy Soil

Objectives:

1. Define loamy soil.
2. Describe the properties of loamy soil.
3. List at least five organisms found in loamy soil.

Introduction: Hello kids! Today, we're going on an adventure to explore the wonderful world of soil! You might have played in the soil before, but do you know what type of soil is best for plants to grow? Let's learn about loamy soil!

CONTENT 

What is Loamy Soil? Loamy soil is a type of soil that is made up of a mixture of clay, silt, and sand. 

Properties of Loamy Soil:

• Loamy soil is soft and easy to dig into.
• It can hold water, but not too much, so plants don't get too wet.
• It has lots of tiny spaces for air to get in, which helps plants breathe.
• Loamy soil is rich in nutrients, which are like food for plants.

Organisms Found in Loamy Soil:

1. Earthworms
2. Ants
3. Beetles
4. Fungi

5. Bacteria

    

Conclusion: Loamy soil is a special type of soil that is perfect for plants to grow. It has the right mixture of ingredients, and it's home to many amazing organisms that help plants thrive. Remember, next time you're playing outside, take a closer look at the soil and see if you can find any of these creatures!

Assessment:

• Can you define loamy soil?
• What are some properties of loamy soil?

• Can you name at least three organisms that live in loamy soil?