Understanding Composting: A Journey from Scraps to Soil

What do we put in the compost bucket every week?

• Glass bottles

• Used batteries

• Plastic wrappers

• Food scraps

What is compost primarily made from?

• Electronic waste

• Food scraps and organic materials

• Plastic bags

• Newspapers

What is the main purpose of Soil Cycle?

• Collecting toys

• Picking up food scraps

• Selling bicycles

• Planting trees

What materials are added to food scraps to make compost?

• Leaves and shredded paper

• Water and oil

• Plastic and metal

• Rocks and sand

What happens to the temperature of a compost pile during decomposition?

• It remains the same

• It decreases

• It fluctuates

• It increases

Why do we need to turn the compost in the bins?

• To help air flow

• To weigh it

• To cool it down

• To mix the colors

What is a negative effect of throwing food scraps in the trash?

• It turns into compost

• It doesn't break down properly

• It decomposes quickly

• It can be recycled

What does finished compost help to demonstrate?

• How to clean the environment

• How well it helps food grow

• Benefits of healthy eating

• How to make toys

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Why is composting important for our Earth?

• It makes the Earth spin faster

• It increases pollution

• It changes the weather

• It protects the soil

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What can you do if you're interested in learning more about composting?

• Visit a local Soil Cycle

• Watch television

• Go shopping

• Play video games

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