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The document is a Compost Activity Sheet that educates readers on composting organic materials. It includes activities such as identifying compostable items, writing examples of compostable items for each letter in 'Compost', and listing vegetables and fruits. Additionally, it explains the natural recycling process, the importance of maintaining a compost pile with 'greens' and 'browns', and provides tips for effective composting. The document emphasizes the environmental benefits of composting and encourages readers to create their own backyard compost pile.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open the compost activity sheet in the editor.
Begin by filling in your name and the date at the top of the sheet. This personalizes your activity and helps keep track of your progress.
In the section where you circle items that are organic and can be composted, carefully read through each item listed. Use the editing tools to circle those that apply, such as 'grass clippings' and 'orange peel'.
Next, for each letter in 'Compost', write down an item that can be composted. Utilize the text fields provided to input your answers clearly.
Proceed to list seven vegetables and seven fruits in their respective sections. Make sure to type them directly into the designated areas for easy readability.
Finally, review all entries for accuracy before saving or sharing your completed activity sheet.

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What are the 5 mistakes that people commonly make when composting with worms?

5 Things to Avoid When You Start Worm Composting Letting your worms freeze in the winter. Feeding your worms too much, too fast. Overwatering the worm bedding. Putting big chunks of food in the bin. Too many worms for the size of your worm bin.

Is there a wrong way to compost?

The rule of thumb is to combine 3 parts brown with 1 part green. Too much green will result in a mushy, smelly mess. And too much brown will slow decomposition. It doesnt have to be exact, but whenever you add a bucket of green kitchen waste, for example, try to add 3 same-size buckets of browns.

What should be avoided in compost?

10 things you shouldnt put in your compost (and why!) Coal or Charcoal Ash. Weeds with Seeds or Invasive Plants. Treated or Painted Wood Scraps. Glossy or Coloured Paper and Magazines. Citrus Peels and Onions (In Large Amounts) Oily or Greasy Foods (Including Cooked Food Scraps) Killers and Other Chemicals.

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