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How to use a bokashi composting bin

How to use a bokashi composting bin

 Firstly you have to own a bokashi bin. In a bokashi bin you can put food scraps like organic things not inorganic. 

Initially make sure to have organic things inside and always make sure to add your bokashi mix or else your food scraps will not decompose or it will start to smell. Bokashi mix it has microbes, in other words good bacteria.

Secondly you have to compact your bokashi bin, in other words get rid of the air because it really doesn't need air.

Afterwards, always make sure to keep your bokashi bin closed tightly for 2 weeks because it's anaerobic.

Later on bury it in your garden so the worm will break down your food scraps into compost.

In conclusion you can plant your crops/plants because the worms have broken the food scraps down into compost.

Term 1 Reading e-asTTle level 4/5

 

This week is testing week and on Reading e-asTTle level 4/5 I got a 4B, 4B and above is my curriculum level so this year I have to try and get 4B and above. The colour yellow and green tells you what you go right and blue and red tells you what you got wrong.

Term 1 Maths Number Level 4/5

 

This week is testing week and on Maths Number level 4/5 I got a 3A, 4B and above is my curriculum level so this year I have to try and get 4B and above. The colour yellow and green tells you what you go right and blue and red tells you what you got wrong.

Term 1 e-asTTle Maths Number level (3/4)

 

Last week was testing week and on Maths Number I got a 4B, 4B and above is my curriculum level so this year I have to try and get 4B and above. The colour yellow and green tells you what you go right and blue and red tells you what you got wrong.

Term 1 Reading e-asTTle Level (3/4)

 

This week is testing week and for e-asTTle reading I got a 3A, My curriculum level is 4B and above so I have to try and get a better score by the end of this year. The colour yellow and green tells you what you go right and blue and red tells you what you go wrong.