It's Our Garden

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What is the main topic of the passage 'It's Our Garden'?

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The passage is mostly about how students made a garden at their school.

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How does the author organize the information in the passage?

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The author uses time order and moves through the seasons.

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What makes this story an informational text?

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It presents ideas in a sequential order.

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What type of worms are used to turn scraps into castings?

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Red wriggler worms.

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What is the term for the dried seeds used to make popcorn?

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Kernels.

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What is the importance of using red wriggler worms in gardening?

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They help decompose organic matter and enrich the soil.

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Define 'sequential order' in the context of informational texts.

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Sequential order refers to presenting information in a logical, step-by-step manner.

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What are some benefits of having a school garden?

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Benefits include hands-on learning, promoting teamwork, and encouraging healthy eating.

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What is composting and how is it related to gardening?

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Composting is the process of recycling organic waste into nutrient-rich soil, which is beneficial for gardening.

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What role do seasons play in gardening according to the passage?

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Seasons affect planting times, growth cycles, and harvesting.

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