The 2nd grade students had a wonderful experience in the school garden with Don Angel and his teachers. During the visit, our head teacher shared with them valuable knowledge about the cultivation and care of plants.
ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION: A FUNDAMENTAL PILLAR
The students also took a close look at the pumpkin flowers, identifying for the first time the difference between the male and female flowers, which are essential to the pollination process.
They also had the opportunity to harvest the last fruits of the season: cherry tomatoes, Italian peppers, eggplants, zucchini, watermelons, melons, cucumbers and pumpkins.
Undoubtedly, an educational day that will remain engraved in the memory of the children and that reinforces the school’s commitment to environmental education.
SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT: AN ONGOING COMMITMENT
This activity not only allowed them to connect directly with nature, but also provided hands-on learning and fostered respect for the environment.
In this way, it allowed them to appreciate the beauty and complexity of the growth processes, fostering an environmental awareness that will last in them.
