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Caillou, The magic of compost

Caillou, The magic of compost

Sarah Margaret Johanson & Éric Sévigny

3-5 ans - 14 pages, 615 mots | 7 minutes de lecture | © Éditions Chouette, 2011, pour la 1ère édition - tous droits réservés

Caillou, The magic of compost

Caillou, The magic of compost

Grandma shows Caillou a great magic trick : turning scraps of leftovers, grass clippings, and apple cores into plant food.

This book is also available in French: Caillou, la magie du compost.

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Extrait du livre Caillou, The magic of compost

Caillou loved spending the day with his grandma. "Grandma, look! I'm a magician! Abracadabra!" Caillou said. He really wanted to be a magician and do amazing magic tricks. "Do you think you can make a lunch disappear?" Grandma asked. "Oh, yes!" Caillou answered.

After lunch, Grandma dropped the banana peel into a small bucket beside the door. Caillou was curious, so he looked in the bucket. "Is that your garbage can?" Caillou asked. "No, it's not," Grandma replied. Caillou made a face. "But it's all gooshy and yucky." "I need it for my garden," Grandma explained. "Your garden?" Caillou asked. "Come, I'll show you."
Grandma took the bucket outside and went to a large barrel. She took the lid off and dumped the contents of the bucket inside. "Is that a garbage can?" Caillou asked. "No, it's a composter," Grandma explained. "I put in food scraps like fruit and vegetables, but no meat and no dairy. That means no cheese or milk."