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Centralized Composting
Science
Industry & Manufacturing
Grade 9
BC/YK

Description

Students investigate the composting cycle of matter and its connection to the carbon cycle. Through direct instruction, note-taking, and a creative pamphlet project, students learn why centralized composting is an important climate solution. Students then create persuasive educational materials designed to increase composting awareness and participation in their school community.

Lesson Type: Project, Literacy

Duration: Single Class

Sector: Industry & Manufacturing

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