Which group contains materials that can be composted?, Batteries, plastic and bottles, Leaves, grass and fruit scraps, Plastic, glass and metal, What useful material can composting make for soil?, Glass, Sand, Humus, Plastic, What is composting?, Breaking down waste, Drying leaves, Washing soil, Burning rubbish, Which material can be composted?, Plastic bags, Grass cuttings, Glass bottles, Metal cans, Which food waste can go into compost?, Tin foil, Batteries, Bottle caps, Fruit scraps, What suitable animal material can be added to compost?, Rubber tires, Animal manure, Glass pieces, Plastic wrap, What breaks down compost materials over time?, Machines, Toys, Stones, Microorganisms, How should a compost pile be kept?, Soaking wet, Bone dry, Moist, Frozen solid, Why should the compost pile be turned sometimes?, Let air in, Make it colder, Stop decay, Add plastic, What does finished compost look like?, Bright and shiny, Wet and sticky, Dark and crumbly, Hard and clear, When is compost ready to use?, Right away, Before mixing, Before watering, After decomposition
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