In this project students have used the school green garden as a laboratory to foster creativity, movement, knowledge, problem-solving and deductive-inductive scientific method.
The pupils have learned valuable gardening and agriculture concepts (ogm free, biodynamic culture, organic food,…) and skills that integrate with several subjects (art, maths, technology, science, citizenships, etc.). There have been 6 modules, from October to May, with interactive activities and webinars carried out by the pupils in national and international teams.
WORK PROCESS
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getting to know each other: ice breaking activities and sharing of messages
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logo creation
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detailed schedule
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learning about sustainable agriculture
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collective activities (quizzes, challenges, etc.) to plan
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webinar.
Mod 2, November:
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preparing a school garden or a green space or containers for growing plants and
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flowers (tools, measurements, etc.)
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collective activities ( quizzes challenges, etc.) to plan
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webinar.
Mod 3, December:
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the biology of seeds, plants and trees
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collective activities (quizzes, challenges, etc.) to plan
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webinar.
Mod 4, January – February:
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more about the biology of seeds, plants and trees
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creating a seedbed
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collective activities (quizzes, challenges, etc.) to plan
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webinar.
Mod 5, March-April:
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transplanting in the ground activities
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collective activities (quizzes, challenges, etc.) to plan
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webinar.
Mod 6, May:
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conclusion and farewell activities
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project evaluation: pupils’ and teachers’ self-evaluation (questionnaire/survey: strong and weak points, hint for improvement and replicability of the project)
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final webinar
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dissemination activities.
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