What is compost? March 19, 2012 Warm Up Take out journal

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What is compost? March 19, 2012 Warm Up Take out journal Answer question in journal (write out question and answer) What is compost? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ir-hnCEQK5U

Foldable 1. Turn to next empty page in journal 2. Fold page hotdog, toward the binding of book (teacher model), open and trace over crease 3. 4 sheets pre-cut stips (fold in half) 4.from bottom count up 5 lines, glue first sheet so it is a flap 5. Count up 5 lines from sheet just glued and do same as #4 6. Same as # 5 till all four sheets are glued in.

Front of foldable Types of Biomass.. What is Biomass? Converting Resources Uses of Biomass Advantages of Biomass Disadvantages of Biomass Future of Biomass

Powerpoint Links Below: http://www.slideshare.net/CKMCforstudents/biomass" http://www.slideshare.net/slideshow/embed_code/3990644

To Review: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K4VNQ_nIBGQ

Answer the following questions in complete sentences in their journal: Explain: 1. What is biomass? 2. What four criteria is needed for decay to occur? 3. How does biomass relate to compost? 4. Why should we compost?