Compost or Trash Identification Guide

This four-page science activity introduces composting, organic and inorganic materials, compost ingredients, and safety rules.

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This four-page science activity introduces composting, organic and inorganic materials, compost ingredients, and safety rules. Students classify household items as compostable, brown, green, or unsafe through a guided sorting activity.

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Students will explain what composting is and why it benefits the environment.
Students will distinguish organic materials from inorganic materials.
Students will classify materials as green, brown, or unsafe for composting.
Students will identify items that should never be added to compost.

Compost or Trash Identification Guide

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Clear goals. Useful learning.

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