hotcompostingtype ofcompostingthat mustreach 110-160 degreesRialtoWhatcity arewe in?humanandanimalwasteWhat shouldnot becomposted?waterWhat domicroorganismsneed to live?4/15What istoday'sdate?oxygenWhat doesair add to thecompostingprocess?pestsdigging upgardenwhat is acon ofdirectburying?K-10Whatclassroomare we in?break uplargerpiecesTo aiddecomposition,what should bedone with largepieces oforganic waste?eat thewaste andbreak itdownDuring thecompostingprocess, what dothemicroorganismsfrom the soil do?coldcompostingtype ofcompostingyou mightnot have toturnfalsecompostingrequires a lotof time andexpensiveequipmentbadsmellWhy would youwant to positiona compost piledownwind fromyour home?bacteriaandfungiWhat livingorganism maybe present ina compostheap?directburyingwhich type ofcompostingrequires youto bury food inyour garden?BokashiCompostingthis type ofcomposting thatallows you tocompost dairyand meatsnewspaperWhich isorganicwaste?soilWhat isrequired forcomposting?countertopcompostwhat is somethingpeople who live inapartments canuse for theircomposting?turningandwateringWhat willspeed up thecompostingprocess?1-2poundsof wormswhat amount ofworms shouldyou add whenyou use wormsto compostcomposttumblerwhat is a type ofcomposting thatyou check onevery once in awhile and rotate it"tumble"diseasesandparasitesWhy arehuman andanimal wastedangerous forcomposting?EaglesWhat isour schoolmascot?anaerobicIs Bokashicompostingaerobic oranaerobic?Ms.QWho'syourscienceteacher?210milliontonsHow muchtrash doAmericanscreate everyyear?vermicompostingcompostingthatrequireswormsbenefits ofcompostingsoil conditioner that createsrich humus and addsnutrients, recycles kitchenand yard waste, introducesbeneficial organisms, isgood for the environmentand a natural alternative tochemicals and reduceslandfill waste.hotcompostingtype ofcompostingthat mustreach 110-160 degreesRialtoWhatcity arewe in?humanandanimalwasteWhat shouldnot becomposted?waterWhat domicroorganismsneed to live?4/15What istoday'sdate?oxygenWhat doesair add to thecompostingprocess?pestsdigging upgardenwhat is acon ofdirectburying?K-10Whatclassroomare we in?break uplargerpiecesTo aiddecomposition,what should bedone with largepieces oforganic waste?eat thewaste andbreak itdownDuring thecompostingprocess, what dothemicroorganismsfrom the soil do?coldcompostingtype ofcompostingyou mightnot have toturnfalsecompostingrequires a lotof time andexpensiveequipmentbadsmellWhy would youwant to positiona compost piledownwind fromyour home?bacteriaandfungiWhat livingorganism maybe present ina compostheap?directburyingwhich type ofcompostingrequires youto bury food inyour garden?BokashiCompostingthis type ofcomposting thatallows you tocompost dairyand meatsnewspaperWhich isorganicwaste?soilWhat isrequired forcomposting?countertopcompostwhat is somethingpeople who live inapartments canuse for theircomposting?turningandwateringWhat willspeed up thecompostingprocess?1-2poundsof wormswhat amount ofworms shouldyou add whenyou use wormsto compostcomposttumblerwhat is a type ofcomposting thatyou check onevery once in awhile and rotate it"tumble"diseasesandparasitesWhy arehuman andanimal wastedangerous forcomposting?EaglesWhat isour schoolmascot?anaerobicIs Bokashicompostingaerobic oranaerobic?Ms.QWho'syourscienceteacher?210milliontonsHow muchtrash doAmericanscreate everyyear?vermicompostingcompostingthatrequireswormsbenefits ofcompostingsoil conditioner that createsrich humus and addsnutrients, recycles kitchenand yard waste, introducesbeneficial organisms, isgood for the environmentand a natural alternative tochemicals and reduceslandfill waste.

Composting - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. type of composting that must reach 110-160 degrees
    hot composting
  2. What city are we in?
    Rialto
  3. What should not be composted?
    human and animal waste
  4. What do microorganisms need to live?
    water
  5. What is today's date?
    4/15
  6. What does air add to the composting process?
    oxygen
  7. what is a con of direct burying?
    pests digging up garden
  8. What classroom are we in?
    K-10
  9. To aid decomposition, what should be done with large pieces of organic waste?
    break up larger pieces
  10. During the composting process, what do the microorganisms from the soil do?
    eat the waste and break it down
  11. type of composting you might not have to turn
    cold composting
  12. composting requires a lot of time and expensive equipment
    false
  13. Why would you want to position a compost pile downwind from your home?
    bad smell
  14. What living organism may be present in a compost heap?
    bacteria and fungi
  15. which type of composting requires you to bury food in your garden?
    direct burying
  16. this type of composting that allows you to compost dairy and meats
    Bokashi Composting
  17. Which is organic waste?
    newspaper
  18. What is required for composting?
    soil
  19. what is something people who live in apartments can use for their composting?
    countertop compost
  20. What will speed up the composting process?
    turning and watering
  21. what amount of worms should you add when you use worms to compost
    1-2 pounds of worms
  22. what is a type of composting that you check on every once in a while and rotate it "tumble"
    compost tumbler
  23. Why are human and animal waste dangerous for composting?
    diseases and parasites
  24. What is our school mascot?
    Eagles
  25. Is Bokashi composting aerobic or anaerobic?
    anaerobic
  26. Who's your science teacher?
    Ms. Q
  27. How much trash do Americans create every year?
    210 million tons
  28. composting that requires worms
    vermicomposting
  29. soil conditioner that creates rich humus and adds nutrients, recycles kitchen and yard waste, introduces beneficial organisms, is good for the environment and a natural alternative to chemicals and reduces landfill waste.
    benefits of composting