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At School-Lyceum No. 85, named after Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al-Thani, a rad buzzin' creative workshop titled "Biosphere - Environment of Life" got underway. This event was a snazzy part of the "Zhasyl El" program.
Kids are cookin' up a collective project on the main players in the biosphere – atmosphere, hydrosphere, lithosphere, and living organisms. They're showin' off their smarts through posters and collages, and the focus is on understanding nature through the senses.
According to Ayguül OTEGEN, the cool biology teach and camp leader, these summer ecological programs aren't your average summer camps. These joints ain't just for chillin', but for delving deep into ecology. Kids ain't just spectators, but active participants in every ecological lesson and nature conservation activity. Through creative works, games, and projects, their sense of responsibility and critical thinking skills are honed, as OTEGEN states.
The camp isn't just about learnin', it's about conservation too. Kids learn how to recycle waste, plant flowers, create useful items from reusable materials, and even do a volcanic eruption experiment with baking soda and vinegar (it's a blast, folks)!
"Zhasyl El" camp ain't just about knowledge but preservin' nature, thinkin' outside the box, and makin' pals.
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The "Zhasyl El" program, founded on environmental education, encourages kids to cherish and respect nature. This workshop at School-Lyceum No. 85 is one of the workshops takin' place as part of the program.
Through activities like interactive lessons, environmental games, art projects, guest lectures, and field trips, the workshop aims to increase children's knowledge of environmental science, promote sustainable practices, stimulate their creativity, develop leadership and advocacy skills, and engage the community in environmental initiatives.
By participating in the workshop, children learn about the biosphere, its importance, and what can be done to protect it. They adopt more sustainable behaviors and develop a passion for the environment. Their positive attitudes towards the environment blossom, and the knowledge they gain about ecology can possibly inspire lifelong environmental stewardship.
- The workshop at School-Lyceum No. 85, part of the "Zhasyl El" program, is not only fostering children's understanding of environmental science but also their artistic expression through projects related to the biosphere.
- The "Zhasyl El" camp, founded on environmental education, not only imparts knowledge about the biosphere and ecology but also cultivates children's critical thinking skills and sense of responsibility through various creative activities and projects.
