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09:14 5-3. Getting Started Video- Greywater 5-3. Getting Started Video- Greywater	5-3. Getting Started Video- Greywater This video reviews how to do a Controlled Experiment. It prepares students to watch Day 1 and Day 2 Experiment Videos. sheet variables experiment water plants greywater change growth table plant scale leaves things materials column observation columns flowers stems petunia From STAGALVIND on April 3rd, 2020 0 likes 1 plays
01:16 Spring Flowers Spring Flowers	Spring Flowers Discover the built-in springs of a dandelion. succulents flower stems From Vicki Cobb on November 5th, 2019 0 likes 44 plays
02:38 Exercise 2-4E Exercise 2-4E	Exercise 2-4E music theory chapter kostka payne salina high school south creer ap music theory exercise 2-4e tonal harmony stem beam direction stems beams academics & education college & higher ed. From MisterCreer on September 12th, 2019 0 likes 0 plays
07:31 Chapter 2 Stems, Beams and More on Durational… Chapter 2 Stems, Beams and More on Durational Symbols	Chapter 2 Stems, Beams and More on Durational Symbols music theory chapter kostka payne salina high school south creer ap music theory lecture tonal harmony stems beams durational symbols more direction academics & education college & higher ed. From MisterCreer on September 11th, 2019 0 likes 0 plays
00:08 Composting Composting	Composting greens for your compost bin "greens" are the nitrogen-rich additions to your compost pile. these te break down quickly and provide a quick burst of heat to your pile. while we call them "greens " technically any plant matter will work here: coffee grounds for example are brown in color but they're rich in nitrogen hence they're a "green." here are some ideas of greens for your pile: fruit and vegetable peels citrus ri for example) -- just be sure to cut the stems off of the wreath form or wires first) old less flavorful packaged herbs and spices egg shells browns for your compost bin "browns" are the ca so it's a good idea to chop them up fairly small if you're able to. here are some browns to put in y non-glossy junk mail torn up plain corrugated cardboard boxes (not with glossy coatings) straw beddi guinea pigs rabbits fall leaves chopped up twigs and small branches pine cones nut shells (avoid walnut shells a paper towel or wrapping paper tubes (cardboard> fallen bird's nests pine needles/pine straw paper coffee filters torn into small pieces sawdust (only from untreated wood) brown paper shopping bags shredded/torn brown paper lunch bags shredded/torn leftover peat or coir from seed starting coir liners for hanging baskets wood chips be common things you can compost. as you can see there are many common household items we can compost rather than throw into the trash.academics & education administrative videos From mjaxxonn on August 27th, 2019 0 likes 2 plays
13:33 Unit 11, Section 1 "Characteristics of Seed… Unit 11, Section 1 "Characteristics of Seed Plants"	Unit 11, Section 1 "Characteristics of Seed Plants" unit 11 seed plants section 1 characteristics of seed plants video ms. bruno brunosaurus life science plants stems leaves roots science From brunosaurus on August 27th, 2019 0 likes 1 plays