Maya Merve Kenan- Zekeriye Konukoglu Primary School 

We planted trees at school today and learned how to protect nature 🌱🌍

DENİZ KARABAŞ/100.YIL İLOKULU /SASON/BATMAN

Maya Merve KENAN-Zekeriye Konukoglu Primary School 

Maya Merve Kenan-Zekeriye Konukoglu Primary School

PRIMARY SCHOOL OF MANOLADA ILEIAS, GREECE / XANTHI LAMBROU

B class of Primary School of Mirsini, Greece / Angeliki Tsagri

D class of Mirsini Primary School, Greece / Marina Mpilianou

DERYA ELBAS / ZEKERIYE KONUKOGLU PRIMARY SCHOOL

🌱 Growing Values, Growing Nature
In this activity, each student planted a seed and gave it a special meaning by writing a value such as honesty, kindness, generosity, and respect on it.
As the seeds begin to grow, we are reminded that values, just like plants, need care, patience, and love to flourish. 🌿
Through this meaningful experience, our students learned that nurturing both nature and good character helps build a better future.
We are now excitedly watching our seeds grow, along with the beautiful values they represent. 💚🌍

🌱 Chickpea Planting Activity
In this activity, our students planted chickpea seeds and observed the first stages of plant growth.
They learned how seeds grow with water, sunlight, and care. 🌿
This simple and fun experience helped them understand the importance of nature and responsibility.

🌱 Chia Seed Planting Activity
In this activity, our students planted chia seeds and observed how quickly they grow.
They learned that with water, sunlight, and care, even the smallest seeds can grow into beautiful plants. 🌿
This fun and simple activity helped students understand patience, responsibility, and the importance of nature.

Cristina Dezsi, Ion Creanga Middle Schoool Cluj-Napoaca 

Our students recently took a break from their textbooks to connect with nature through a hands-on seed-planting activity. This initiative was designed to teach them about biology, sustainability, and the patience required to nurture a living thing from scratch.

The Process

Equipped with biodegradable pots, organic soil, and a variety of seeds—ranging from vibrant marigolds to golden wheat—the students followed these steps:

• Preparation: Learning how to aerate the soil and fill the pots correctly.
• Sowing: Carefully placing the seeds at the right depth, a delicate task that required focus.
• Nurturing: Adding the first drop of water and finding the perfect sunny spot on the classroom windowsill.

Why It Matters

This wasn't just about gardening; it was a lesson in environmental stewardship. By getting their hands dirty, students gained a deeper understanding of:

1. The Life Cycle: Witnessing firsthand how a tiny seed transforms into a plant.
2. Responsibility: Realizing that their daily care directly impacts the plant's survival.
3. Patience: Understanding that growth takes time and cannot be rushed by a screen or an app.

Greening the Future: Students Get Their Hands Dirty

Derya ELBAŞ Zekeriye Konukoğlu Primary School 

Gülsüm Albayrak/ Yaşar Paşalı İlkokulu/ İstanbul 

BURCU DADA/YAŞAR PAŞALI İLKOKULU

MERCİMEK ÇİMLENDİRME ÇALIŞMAMIZ