Let's Learn about Compost teaches children how to transform everyday organic waste like vegetable scraps, tea bags, and leaves into nutrient-rich compost that benefits gardens and reduces landfill waste. This big book explains the composting process in a simple, accessible way, emphasising patience and care in recycling organic materials. Featuring Australian photography and straightforward language, it encourages environmental responsibility by showing young readers how their actions can contribute positively to the planet. Ideal for classroom discussions and hands-on composting projects, the book inspires sustainable habits and awareness of waste reduction. Educational Benefits: Introduces concepts of waste reduction and recycling through composting. Explains natural decomposition and nutrient cycling processes. Encourages environmental stewardship and sustainable living. Develops patience and observational skills through ongoing compost care. Classroom Ideas: Start a classroom compost bin to apply learnings practically. Use the book to teach the science behind decomposition and soil health. Create projects measuring composting progress over weeks. Discuss the environmental impact of waste and ways to reduce it. Information: Ages: Suitable for primary school students Measurements: 42 cm x 30 cm (Big Book, 16 pages)
