Gardeners work with nature on a daily basis and influence the design of the environment. Soil, water, air and plants are the basis for production and services in horticulture. It is therefore important to understand the interrelationships and the importance of environmental protection, to which each individual can contribute - both professionally and privately.
We have prepared a short film to introduce the topic and raise pupils' awareness of the importance of environmental protection in landscaping. This can be followed by a short discussion with the class on the importance of environmental protection.
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More informationEvery pupil can easily make a contribution to environmental protection every day. For example, they can cycle to school, use energy-saving light bulbs, pay attention to water consumption at work and at home and much more.
In small groups or as a class, the pupils collect ideas on how they can contribute to environmental protection in school, leisure and education. The ideas are collected and presented to the class. An environmental protection checklist for everyday use is drawn up together.
In the environmental protection taboo, a pupil has to explain a term from the subject area of environmental protection to the class without using the term and the four taboo words for this term.
For the game, call a pupil to the front and have them explain the green term without using the red taboo words - without gestures or pantomime. The teacher or another pupil makes sure that the taboo words are not used. It is best to set a time limit of 30 to 60 seconds per term for the game. By clicking on the solved card, the next game card appears.
The game can also be played in teams or small groups - you can use the Print out taboo cards and distribute to the class.
In a quiz, pupils can once again engage with the topic of environmental protection in a fun way. There are four alternative answers to each question, at least one of which must be correct. The quiz can be played with the whole class in small groups or by each pupil individually. The correct solution should be discussed briefly afterwards.
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In an optional digression, you can ask the students to look for examples of exemplary environmental protection, but also of violations of environmental protection, in their private everyday lives, in training and at school.
The photos can be collected, discussed in class and published on Instagram.
A selection of posts with the hashtag #newlifemachtschule will be published on the NEW LIFE MACHT SCHULE Instagram page: https://www.instagram.com/newlifemachtschule.
An exhibition in the school with a selection of the best photos is also conceivable.
You can issue students and trainees with a certificate of attendance to document their successful participation in the eight lessons. The Free template for the certificate can be requested here without obligation.
To better convey the lesson content in class, you can free of charge and without obligation request a sample pack with material samples and GaLaBau demo products.
The package includes material samples of shredded tyre rubber and coloured rubber granulate, sustainable landscaping products made from tyre rubber granulate and a sample box with samples of sustainable floor coverings for sport and play.
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