I learned a new important R for SDGs, which is "Rot." It means changing organic waste into rich soil instead of just throwing it away. To practice this, I decided to challenge myself and make a small bottle compost. My mom cut the plastic bottle safely for me because it was too dangerous. After that, I did all the steps by myself. I chopped the vegetable scraps into tiny pieces and mixed them with soil. I am very proud that I can reduce garbage from my kitchen all on my own. I hope my compost turns into wonderful soil for plants soon!
Turning Kitchen Scraps into Garden Gold
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