Mairéad Welsh


Soil is super important! It helps us grow food, make things like cement, and even build roads.

That’s why we need to take care of it to keep our planet healthy!

By composting, we turn food waste into nutrient-rich soil that helps plants grow.
It’s something we can do every day to make a big difference!

When food gets thrown into the trash and ends up in a landfill, it doesn’t turn back into nutrients for the soil. Instead, it can even create harmful chemicals that ruin the soil.



Composting is like a superpower for the earth!
It turns food waste (click) into rich soil that helps plants grow. Then, those plants give us food, (Click) and we can compost the leftovers again. It’s a big, happy cycle!

– Bugs and Worms Help Out: Bugs and worms eat food waste and turn them into special poop, called castings, that’s full of plant food.
-Tiny Helpers Break It Down: Tiny living things, like bacteria and fungi, break the scraps into even smaller pieces.
-This makes humus, which is dark, healthy soil.


In Your Backyard: Make a compost pile or use a compost bin to turn food waste into soil.
At School: Start a composting project with your friends and teachers.
Inside Your Home: Use a small compost bin for food scraps. Some people even use worms to help!
Composting Services: Find a local composting group to pick up your food scraps and compost for you.


Here’s a quick list of things you can compost to help the earth:
-Food leftover
– Ice Cream
-Wooden Popsicle Stick
-Dressings
-Water Ice: Sometimes okay to compost—check your local guidelines!

Some things don’t belong in your compost pile.
Here’s a quick list of what you should keep out:
– Plastic
-Trash
– Containers
-Utensils
– And Plates

Thanks for listening to my Composting research!
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