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JUNIOR EXPLORERS
Nurturing Nature's Curiosity
Description:
"Junior Explorers" is a captivating outdoor learning program within Promesa Academy's "Project Spark!" initiative. Designed for K-5 students, this project takes young minds on a journey to explore the diverse terrain of San Antonio, fostering an understanding of local flora and fauna to contribute to the enrichment of our school garden.
GOALS:
- Outdoor Discovery: Students engage in hands-on learning experiences, connecting with the natural world through exploration.
Ecological Education: The project aims to educate students about the local environment, including the diverse plant and animal life in San Antonio.
Garden Nurturing: Junior Explorers play a crucial role in the care and development of Promesa Academy's school garden, applying the knowledge gained during their outdoor adventures.
Activities:
- Terrific Terrain Tours: Guided tours to prominent locations like Phil Hardberger Park and the Botanical Garden expose students to varied landscapes.
Flora and Fauna Studies: Students learn to identify local plants and animals, developing an appreciation for the ecological richness of their surroundings.
Hands-on Garden Work: Applying their knowledge, Junior Explorers actively participate in nurturing the school garden, contributing to its growth.
Environmental Workshops: Specialized workshops provide insights into environmental conservation, encouraging a sense of responsibility towards nature.
Benefits:
- Nature Connection: Junior Explorers establish a meaningful connection with the environment, fostering a love for nature.
Educational Enrichment: The project enhances students' understanding of ecology and instills a sense of environmental stewardship.
Hands-on Learning: Outdoor experiences and garden activities offer practical learning opportunities, making education enjoyable.
Embark on Nature's Adventure:
"Junior Explorers" invites young adventurers to embark on a journey of exploration, discovery, and hands-on learning in the heart of San Antonio's natural wonders!
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