Purpose:

What is Birdwatching and How is it Done?
The aim is to explain what to pay attention to when birdwatching in nature, to make people aware of the differences in size, song, color and behavior of birds, and the biological diversity in their environment.

Process:

What is Birdwatching and How is it Done?

How to Use Binoculars?

Birdwatching will be done in nature by learning.

Click here to access the presentation.

Students will be able to watch birds with binoculars and telescopes without disturbing them, and take their photos while being in touch with natural life. Children are given the opportunity to ask new questions about the nature they observe in their immediate surroundings and to conduct research on these.
During this activity, students will be asked to take notes of their observations in nature in their observation notebooks and at the end of the day they will be asked to share the notes they take with their peers. Students will be actively involved in the process of learning by doing and experiencing in nature.

Evaluation:

Participants will take photos of different bird species during activities in nature throughout the project. A digital exhibition will be created from the photos of all project partners.