Bad Soil:
 
 
 Good Soil:
 


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 Here are three pictures of regular plant soil. On the left is a picture of the bad soil that we looked at, and that is what we got. On the right is two pictures of the good soil that we looked at, and that is what we got. As you can see, there are little drops of water in the pictures, but you can just ignore that, don’t let it bother you.  We are hoping that these foldscopes can later on in the future be used for plant life type material. We think that this would be very beneficial to educate students and teachers around the world.

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