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Exploring Soil Texture Outdoors: Learning STEM Through the FAO Ribbon Test
Engaging young students in hands-on STEM activities is a powerful way to spark curiosity and deepen understanding of the natural world. I often conduct Outdoor education science lessons where students get real world experience of what they learn in the classroom. This helps them to analyse the fundamentals of science learning which happens in the…
Phenology for Kids: Exploring Nature-Based Learning Opportunities
Phenology is the study of the seasonal changes in plants and animals. It is a fascinating area of science that can help children better understand the world around them. By observing nature and tracking changes over time, kids can develop a deeper appreciation for the natural world and learn important scientific skills. Phenology is a…
From Nature to Plate: A Student’s Guide to Foraging
There’s something magical about finding food in the wild. It connects us to nature and reminds us of our primitive roots. Foraging for food can be an exciting way to explore the outdoors and a great way to add some unique flavors to your meals. The Himalayan region is a treasure trove of wild edible…
Nature’s Rhapsody of Season Change: Landour, Mussoorie
As the monsoon season gradually bids adieu, the idyllic hill station of Landour in Mussoorie undergoes a mesmerizing transformation, signaling the arrival of winter. Nature, in all its glory, reveals subtle yet distinct signs of this transition, setting the stage for a breathtaking spectacle. One of the first signs that catch your attention is the…
A Tale of Two Lantana Flowers: Landour, Mussoorie
Nestled in the beautiful landscape of Landour, Mussoorie lies the abode of different species of flowering as well as non flowering plants. Among them, that blooms with vibrant colors is the Lantana flower. This picturesque hill station is home to not one, but two varieties of Lantana flowers, each with its own unique charm and…
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