Social project "creating a green corner at school." Design project for a green corner in a primary school classroom Implementation plan for the “Green Corner” project

Project

creating a "Green Corner"

in the primary school classroom

“To live you need sun, freedom and a small flower”

G.H. Andersen

Completed:

students of grade 3 "b"

Supervisor:

Averkina Evgenia Vladimirovna,

primary school teacher

MKOU "Secondary school No. 9"

Podluzhnoe village 2013-2015.

Content:

Explanatory note. On environmental education of junior schoolchildren

Relevance of the project

Project Information Card

Interaction scheme

Performance evaluation

Conclusion

Bibliography

Applications

EXPLANATORY NOTE

On environmental education of junior schoolchildren.

School– this is our second home. We spend 9-11 years of our lives in the school building. Therefore, we must do everything possible to make students and teachers feel comfortable.

The need of the hour is continuous environmental education from a very early age.

Objective of the project consists of a theoretical justification for the need for a green corner in a primary school classroom.

In accordance with the goal, the following design tasks were identified:

– creating an ergonomic environment in the primary school classroom, contributing to increasing the efficiency of the educational process;

– study the stages of designing classroom landscaping.

Object of study– green corner.

Subject of study– primary school classroom.

The purpose of environmental education – formation of a responsible attitude towards the environment, active work in studying and protecting the environment, protecting and renewing natural resources. In order for these requirements to become the norm of behavior of every person, it is necessary from childhood to purposefully cultivate a sense of responsibility for the preservation of nature, to develop an active life position in perceiving the problem of preserving the natural environment and one’s own health. One of the tasks of a modern primary school is to instill in students a caring attitude towards nature and natural resources, and the formation of an active environmental life position. As a primary school teacher, I see my task as instilling in children’s souls, from the first steps of their communication with the outside world, the foundations of environmental knowledge, which will develop into beliefs with age. This problem can be effectively solved in the process of organizing experimental and practical activities of junior schoolchildren in lessons about the surrounding world and technology, as well as in extracurricular activities in this area. Children of primary school age can easily develop a readiness for proper interaction with the surrounding nature. Younger schoolchildren are emotional; they can perceive nature with a feeling of surprise and enthusiasm. I try to support in children this willingness to be surprised and admired, the desire to participate in altruistic activities.Children, as a rule, do not separate themselves from the external environment and feel like a natural part of nature. They are open to the perception of beauty and can realize the diversity of connections between man and nature. Our own pedagogical experience shows that the most effective method of developing environmental consciousness in primary schoolchildren is the project method, which involves students in the real process of learning, observing and solving environmental problems.

Based on a personality-oriented approach to training and education, the method of project activity develops cognitive interest in various areas of knowledge, teaches how to formulate a problem, carry out a search, and promotes personal development.

Environmental education of primary schoolchildren is one of the main areas of work in my program for the education and development of students, and the design method is one of the leading forms of organizing educational activities in the classroom and extracurricular activities.

It is noteworthy that from the first day of children’s stay at school, a program was launched to develop environmental knowledge and environmental culture among students. The children participated in planting an alley of flowers and shrubs in the school plot, and then throughout the year the children watched their “green friends” and continue to watch. This action became the first stage in a targeted program for environmental education of primary schoolchildren. Now my students are active participants in various creative competitions and environmental projects in the school and district.

The project to create a “green corner” in the classroom is also part of my program for environmental education for primary schoolchildren.

RELEVANCE OF THE PROJECT

Based on a study of indoor plants, create a model of a green corner located in the classroom. To introduce the concept of “hypothesis”, develop research skills, learn to plan your activities, develop logical and critical thinking.

Creating health-saving conditions for the formation of a successful personality is an important factor in modern education. The presence of health-saving space in educational institutions and classrooms is a problem for many educational institutions. A heavy teaching load and an increase in the incidence of illness among students by the time they graduate from school are the number one problem today. It is important to provide not only high-quality education, but also to try to preserve the health of students as much as possible. The creation of health-preserving conditions for students is determined by their workplace, for which there are requirements established by SES standards. One of the requirements is the presence of indoor plants in the classroom that can improve the quality of the educational environment.

This project for landscaping a classroom substantiates the influence of certain indoor plants on the health of students and fulfills a large educational and educational load.

Organizing a project to create a “green corner” in this class has a number of reasons, namely:

Firstly, This is the creation of a health-saving space for children entering school. So, based on a medical examination of students at the beginning of the school year, 35% of the children in my class have various diseases. In addition, seasonal viral diseases are observed in 40% of children. It is important to try to maintain and improve the health of students as much as possible. Growing properly selected indoor plants is one of these opportunities to preserve and improve the health of students. According to sanitary standards in the premises of educational institutions, the relative air humidity should be 40 - 60%.

In enclosed spaces it is not so easy to establish an ideal microclimate for work, especially in winter, when the operation of the heating system reduces the level of air humidity, which can lead to a feeling of dry mouth, nasal congestion, skin and mucous irritations. Acute respiratory diseases and influenza are the two main diseases that can lead to temporary disability. You need to know that more than 97% of the water absorbed by plants during watering is released into the air through the leaves. Thus, plant species that need deep watering can increase indoor humidity levels by 10-15%.

Secondly, The variety of floral and decorative crops provides an excellent opportunity to create a unique look for a “green” office, which has a beneficial effect on the emotional state and feeling of comfort.It is known that plants perform various functions, have an aesthetic and psychological effect, and improve the air environment. They can also relieve stress and improve your mood.This is also an important factor, since children come to school with different types of nervous activity that need to be regulated during the learning process. According to a study by a school psychologist, children of sanguine and choleric temperaments predominate in the classroom. The green color of plants can have a calming effect on the nervous system, improves overall well-being, and this has a beneficial effect on students’ performance and regulates their behavior.Plants such as geranium and pelargonium can calm the excited nervous system,A The smell of mint helps relieve irritation, fatigue, and aggressiveness.

In addition, a collection of various indoor plants will serve for schoolchildren with an illustration of biological, environmental concepts - the idea is not new, but relevant in modern conditions of a shortage of teaching aids.

Another important factor is that indoor plants improve the environmental situation in the room. In the room we are surrounded by objects and materials that emit chemicals and elements that are harmful to health: varnishes and paints that cover the furniture, as well as the technical teaching aids available in the office: a computer, a projector.The computer is the most dangerous source of electromagnetic radiation. If previously only natural radioactivity existed, then with the advent of a huge number of different devices, artificial radioactivity appeared.Scientists have found that plants such as sansevieria, chlorophytum and scindapsus can reduce the percentage of exposure to harmful particles of electromagnetic radiation, so they must be kept in the office near technical means.

It is also important to take into account such an important feature of plants as the ability to purify polluted air.Properly selected indoor plants are real helpers in the fight against polluted indoor air. Plants secrete phytoncides that have a detrimental effect on pathogenic microbes. The primary school office is located on the second floor of the building, the office windows overlook the roadway, which is located 50 meters from the school building. When ventilating the room and through the openings of window openings, dust particles enter the air, whichcan remain suspended in it for a long period. The effect of dust on the human body is very harmful and dangerous. Dust clogs and irritates the mucous membranes of the eyes, skin, upper respiratory tract and causes various pulmonary diseases. Along with the presence of ventilation, an effective means of improving the indoor air quality are indoor plants that absorb harmful particles.For example, sansevieria is especially good for absorbing carbon dioxide and releasing oxygen, it is also known to us as pike tail and unpretentious, hardy chlorophytum. Perfectly ozonizes the air and coffee tree, ivy, various types of ficus, dracaena. The wide leaves of philodendron, and even ordinary aloe, and the amazingindoor flower spathiphyllum, which perfectly disinfects indoor air, has high phytoncidal activity and has excellent medicinal properties these days - it improves mental and physical performance.

The results of a survey of parents of students in my class showed that only 50% of parents know about the need to form an ecological culture for junior schoolchildren, 60% of parents grow indoor plants at home, without attaching much importance to their types in terms of usefulness, 80% are engaged in growing plants in the country. Therefore, there is a need to educate parents on environmental education issues. Parents are ready to cooperate with the teacher and actively participate in joint collective creative activities.

The project activity itself is of great importance for the development and education of students. In the course of working on the project, children will gain a lot of new knowledge, broaden their horizons, develop practical skills, cultivate such valuable qualities as hard work, frugality, caring for their “green friend”, students’ creative abilities will develop, and in general the foundations of spirituality will be formed. moral and ecological culture.

Growing useful indoor plants in the school classroom is the most effective, not only theoretical, but also practical form of organizing work to form the foundations of environmental education for junior schoolchildren, preserving and strengthening the health of students.The problem being solved during the implementation of the project is not new, but it is relevant and significant. The scale of the project, although not large, allows us to solve the assigned tasks and move from landscaping our school corner to landscaping other primary school classrooms and the school as a whole.

PROJECT INFORMATION CARD

Project Manager:

Averkina Evgenia Vladimirovna , primary school teacher, class teacher of grade 3 “b”.

PROJECT CONSULTANT:

Nosenko Elena Mikhailovna , teacher of biology, local history.

Project participants:

Students of grade 3 “b”;

Averkina Evgenia Vladimirovna, primary school teacher,

Parents of 3 “b” grade.

Project geography:

Municipal government educational institution

"Secondary school No. 9" Gorodets.

Project timeframe:

LONG-TERM, phased

Stage 1 - creation of a “green corner” in the office 09/1/2013-05/31/2014.

Stage 2 - development and study of the “green corner” 09/1/2014 - 05/31/2015

OBJECTIVE OF THE PROJECT:

formation of ecological and biological knowledge in children;

creating a green corner in a primary school classroom in order to organize a health-saving space for students;

creating conditions for the formation of social competence of students, through joint work of student - teacher - parent;

PROJECT OBJECTIVES:

Educational:

expand children's knowledge about indoor plants;

show the influence of indoor plants on the health of students;

develop practical skills in caring for indoor plants;

Educational:

nurturing love for nature;

fostering respect for plants;

education of ecological culture;

DEVELOPMENTAL:

development of observation and attention;

development of students' creative abilities;

development of search and research skills;

Methods:

verbal;

visual demonstration;

practical.

Activities:

educational and game

research

communicative-dialogue

practice-oriented

INTERACTION SCHEME:

Methodological support - Nosenko E. M. biology teacher

Students

Project manager, activity management -

Averkina E V

Parents of students

Involved specialists – pediatrician, school psychologist, flower shop consultant

PERFORMANCE ASSESSMENT

This work touches upon such a problem as developing children’s need to know nature, the plant world, and increasing the environmental literacy of the children’s population.

Practical activities to create a green corner in the office allowed children and parents, under the guidance of teachers, to study nature not only from books, but also from their own observations, and learn how to properly use plants in their lives.

During the academic year, a collection of useful indoor plants of 15 species was collected and studied. Some of the plants were planted by the children themselves, and some were purchased by their parents. For each plant, a portfolio is compiled, which contains its description, and a passport, which displays basic information about the plant: name, homeland of the plant, location, care rules. The collected information about plants is used in lessons on the surrounding world and ecology classes. (Appendix “Sample Plant Portfolio”)

AtWhen selecting indoor plant species, the determining factor was the health-preserving component. However, within the limits of the possible assortment, plants were collected that were most diverse in shape, color, size of leaves and inflorescences. Such a collection, in addition to having a positive emotional impact on children, becomes for them a rich source of information about the diversity of the plant world. The content of programs on the surrounding world was also taken into account in order to clearly illustrate classes on individual topics, to give concepts about plants, about different forms of growth and reproduction of plants, about inflorescences, fruits and seeds.

To place ornamental plants in the office, a vertical arrangement of plants was used on illuminated areas of the wall, also in floor containers, placing ornamental plants in a space free from other visual aids and materials. All work on caring for plants and compiling collections was carried out by the students themselves under the guidance of the teacher and parents.

Now the objects of the green corner are good visual and demonstration material for lessons on the surrounding world and technology in conditions of a shortage of the school’s material and technical base.

In the process of activity, students gained a lot of new knowledge about the world around them, ecology, broadened their horizons, deepened their existing knowledge. Children learned about medicinal plants, mascot plants, poisonous houseplants, and learned some interesting facts about plants, for example, legends. The children became acquainted with such concepts as phytodesign and herbal medicine. Children, with the help of their parents, performed creative work and then participated in the presentation of their work. Children's projects “Health without drugs”, “My little green miracle”, “Legends about plants” were informative and interesting.

Children, together with their parents, participated in the “Our Green Corner” design project competition, as a result of which the best design project for the “green corner” was selected. (Appendix “Presentation of children's works”).

The indoor gardening project made it possible to improve the quality of the educational environment, namely, it contributed to the protection and promotion of student health. The study “The influence of the phytomodule on the health of students” showed that correctly selected indoor plants can significantly influence the health of students and reduce morbidity. (Appendix No. 2) It was noticed that by the end of the school year the number of children suffering from various viral infections had significantly decreased. In addition, the green color of indoor plants had a calming effect on the nervous system, stabilized the emotional state, and this had a beneficial effect on the mood and performance of students. During breaks, children gladly participated in “herbal medicine minutes” - the smell of mint and lemon balm helped to improve their well-being and helped relieve stress after a lesson. The study “The influence of phytomodules on the formation of the emotional state of students and the social sphere” (Appendix No. 3) showed that correctly selected plants help normalize the processes of excitation and inhibition in the cerebral cortex, which is especially important during the period of rapid human development; Also, green plants in a confined space create a preventive effect, develop a sense of beauty, promote personal harmonization, and relieve stress.

Now, being in a cozy, green office, participants in the learning and education process feel psychological comfort. Well-groomed beautiful plants delight those present, provide deep aesthetic pleasure, and help relieve negative emotions.

The project has a huge educational role in the development of personality.

Practical activities in caring for indoor plants instill in a child a hard work ethic and a caring attitude towards the environment. Children show constant care for their “green pet”, treat the plant as a friend - they care for and protect it. (Appendix “Practical lessons on caring for plants”) During the summer holidays, the children did not want to part with the plants, and each student took a plant home and cared for it during the holidays. Thus, there is a continuous process of environmental education of students.

This project helps students express their creative activity, build interpersonal relationships in small work groups, and experience feelings of emotional satisfaction and self-realization. Children, participating in various competitions, develop imagination, creativity, and cognitive activity. In addition, there is a continuous process of growth and development of everyone’s personality: “My green sprout is growing and I am growing!” Children see the fruits of their labor and results - these are victories in creative competitions and projects.

An important role is played by the joint activities of teachers, students and parents. Firstly, the adaptation period for first-graders was less painful, since the involvement of children and parents in joint creative and practical activities contributed to the development of warm friendly relationships and the formation of a favorable psychological microclimate in the team. Secondly, parents had the opportunity to observe their child during his social formation as an individual in society. Joint collective creative activities throughout the year brought parents, teachers and students closer together, making their relationships trusting and warm. Some parents, who now have the necessary knowledge about the characteristics of indoor plants, have organized their own “green corner” at home, which has a positive effect on the child’s health and has great educational value.

The project is constantly in progress, socially significant and in demand, so many primary school teachers now have recommendations for landscaping their classrooms. And the students in our class are happy to share their knowledge about indoor plants with their peers. This means that issues of environmental education will attract even more teachers, students and parents.

CONCLUSION

In the 2014-2015 academic year, I continue to work on environmental education of students within the framework of this project and in other forms of activity. We continue to monitor the plantings on the school grounds, expand the collection of indoor plants, and continue to monitor the growth of existing plants. Children will learn to keep a diary of observations of their plant. A long-term plan for the further development of the project has been outlined, the main stages of which will be in the 2014-2015 academic year. G.:

Replenishment of the collection of indoor plants: breeding citrus species.

Designing a “health path” in the green area of the office.

Conducting experiments with various plants in order to observe their characteristics (experiments with balsam, plant propagation, seed preparation).

Research “The influence of the phytomodule on the formation of the emotional state of students in the active sphere and the social effect.” (1st quarter 2014).

Participation in school and district environmental competitions and projects.

In September of this school year, children already participated in the 9th district environmental rally, where they presented their poems about nature.

Parents of students actively cooperate with the teacher and help in the implementation of their plans. Children and parents understand the need to connect with nature and its significance for humans.Children treat their green pets as living beings, love them and take care of them. And this feeling is mutual: a person intuitively feels that indoor plants have a beneficial effect on his psyche, bring joy, and create a healthy climate. “A person is healthy only when in his daily life he does only what corresponds to the laws of nature, in this case his life is filled with joy and happiness,” people say. I work purposefully and continuously on developing the ecological culture of junior schoolchildren.

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Municipal government educational institution

Neklyudovskaya Basic School

Project

"Green Corner"

At school »

Head of the circle “The World Around Us”

Neklyudovsky village 2014

Objective of the project:

creating a green corner in recreation with the aim of organizing a health-saving space using plants, clear the air of dust and pathogenic microbes, enrich it with nutrients that have a beneficial effect on the body of students and school teachers, as well as create an aesthetically pleasing and psychologically comfortable artificial environment and conditions for the formation of social competence of students, through joint work of student - teacher - parent.

In accordance with the goal, we determined project objectives:

EDUCATIONAL:

1) expand children’s knowledge about indoor plants;

2) show the influence of indoor plants on the health of students and teachers.

3) develop practical skills in caring for indoor plants;

4) develop modeling and experimentation skills.

Educational:

1) fostering a love of nature;

2) fostering a caring attitude towards plants;

3) education of environmental culture; environmentally conscious behavior in nature.

DEVELOPMENTAL:

1) development of observation, attention, curiosity, sensory abilities, speech of students;

2) developing the skills of patient daily work, a sense of responsibility and an understanding of beauty;

2) development of students’ creative abilities;

3) development of skills in search and research activities;

4) the formation of an aesthetic perception of the surrounding world.

Object of study – green corner.

Subject of study – school recreation

The following were used in the process of working on the project:

Methods:

search (selection of problem (hypothesis) and project topic);

analytical (study of special literature and conditions for the implementation of the project);

verbal;

visual demonstration;

practical (project implementation).

Activities:

educational and game

research

communicative-dialogue

practice-oriented

MAIN IDEA:

When selecting types of indoor plants for educational institutions, the determining factor is the microclimatic regime. However, within the limits of the possible assortment, plants that are most diverse in shape, color, size of leaves and inflorescences should be collected indoors. Such a collection, in addition to having a positive emotional impact on students and school teachers, will become for them a rich source of information about the diversity of the plant world.

When landscaping the school corridor, we will take into account that some types of ornamental plants are allergens and contain strong alkaloids. Such plants should not be allowed into classrooms. When decorating a room where children not only of primary school age, but also of middle age study, we will also avoid plants with sharp thorns and prickles: cacti from the genera prickly pear, cylindropuntia, echinocactus.

To place ornamental plants in a educational institution, you can use all methods and forms of design.

In the school corridor on the second floor, we will try to create a “green corner” on a mounted wooden stand, placing ornamental plants in a space free from other visual aids and materials.

All work on caring for plants and compiling collections will be carried out by the students themselves under the guidance of a teacher, supervisor and parents.

HYPOTHESIS : school students, having learned how ordinary ornamental plants can the immediate environment to help health, having a positive effect on the human body, then there will be a meaningful attitude towards the process of landscaping the school corridor and they will be more careful about plants.

PROJECT INFORMATION CARD

Project Manager:

Irina Aleksandrovna Buinovskaya

Teacher before

Head of the interest association “The World Around Us”

Project participants:

1.members of the children's creative association

"THE WORLD AROUND US"

2.Parents of circle members (students in grades 5-9)

Project geography:

Municipal state educational institution

Neklyudovskaya Basic School

Project timeframe:

LONG-TERM, phased

Stage 1 -creation of a “green corner” in school recreation

09/17/2013 - 10/01/2014

Stage 2 -development of a “green corner” in school recreation

01.10.2014 - 01.10.2016

Drawing up a project implementation plan

Events

(what to do)

Deadlines

Planned result

1. Organizational period, September 2012

1. Drawing up questions for a sociological survey;

2. Conducting a sociological survey;

3. Work with information sources;

4. Drawing up a project estimate;

5. Discussion of the project estimate with the school director;

6. Drawing up a project implementation plan

17.09. – 05.10. 2012

Careful attitude of students towards the created decorative design of the school;

Feasibility;

Comfort;

Safety;

Emotional satisfaction of students, teachers and parents.

2. Preparatory period, October – November 2012.

1. Purchase water-based paint;

2. Brushes;

3. Make a sketch of the drawing on the wall;

4. Buy flower pots, fertilizer and soil.

29.10.- 30.10. 2012

Design of school recreation

1. Decorating flower pots in the form of a fountain;

2. Planting flowers in “Fontan”;

3. Decoration of 2 window sills (flower pots on a high stand).

03.12.2012 – 01/21/2013 .

Appendix 1 (Fig. 2)

4. Recreation design:

purchase forged flower stands;

flower pots;

soil;

fertilizer;

plant flowers in flower pots.

Minor adjustments are possible during the work.

04.02. – 01.10.2013

Appendix 1 (Fig. 1)

Project budgeting

p/p

Name

Quantity

Price, rubles

Flower pots

Corner slats

Fertilizer

9 pack

The soil

5 packs

Nails, screws

Boards

7 pcs

Repair team

(building maintenance worker, deputy director for chemical engineering, carpenter)

Total:

2300

Expected results during the project implementation:

Decorative design of a green corner in the school corridor on the second floorin order to organize a health-saving space in order toclean the air from dust and pathogenic microbes, enrich it with nutrients that have a beneficial effect on the body of students and school teachers.

Showing interest, an active life position, and responsibility among students in the life of the school in which they study.

Creation of an aesthetically pleasing and psychologically comfortable artificial environment.

Creating conditions for the formation of social competence of students through joint work of student - teacher - parent.

Slide 2

Idea name:

A small corner that will please the eyes of children

Slide 3

Why do we need indoor flowers? Why do you need to make your school green? For various reasons, tactical substances accumulate in the air of enclosed spaces: they are emitted by finishing materials, detergents, tap water, and the air coming from the street is not always clean and safe. RELEVANCE OF THE PROJECT

Slide 4

Creating a small corner of nature at school that will help improve the environmental culture of schoolchildren and have a positive psychophysiological effect on students and teachers. Objective of the project:

Slide 5

1. Come up with a design for a corner of nature in the 2nd floor corridor; 2. Acquire skills in caring for house plants; 3. Use visual objects of the corner in teaching biology; 4. To cultivate aesthetic feelings in interaction with living nature; 5.Help relieve emotional stress in children during the school year. Project objectives:

Slide 6

School recreation on the second floor Project location:

Slide 7

1. Made a proposal to reconstruct the corridor to the school administration; 2. Created an initiative group; 3. Organized the work of the project group; 4. Created a “green construction facility”; 5. Organized a competition for the best object; 6. Fulfilled the estimate for the project; 7.Formulated a conclusion. Project stages:

Slide 8

1. Made a proposal for the reconstruction of the corridor to the school administration 2. Organized the work of the project 3. Distributed the work among the students Designing the “Green Corner”

Slide 10

Cells for potted flowers were marked on the floor. 6. They brought sand and pebbles to fill the cells 5. Work began with preparing the site. We marked the location of the flower shelves on the wall.

Slide 11

7. Determined the amount of planting material. We made a selection of indoor plants that can grow under certain conditions in our corner. 8. Having found funds, we purchased flower stands and flowerpots.

Slide 12

9. Estimate for the project We will try to do a lot with our own hands. We will involve school employees and students as much as possible in the implementation of our project

Slide 13

10. Implementation of the project 11. Formulated a conclusion 12. The whole school took part in the implementation of the project: the director, teachers, students. The work was carried out in free time from classes. Some worked during the day after school, others in the evening.

Slide 14

P/n Name of the necessary material and equipment Quantity Amount 1 Flower fertilizer 4 pcs. 100 rub. 2 Plant pest control 2 pcs. 100 rub. 3 Watering can for watering flowers 2 pcs. 100 rub. 4 Pots for flowers 40 pcs. 400 rub. Total about 700 rub. 9. Estimate for the project We will try to do a lot with your own hands. We will involve school employees and students as much as possible in the implementation of our project

Yusupova Elvira, Krakhmaleva Elena, Isingalieva Dinara

Relevance of the project: Students spend most of their time indoors at school. For various reasons, toxic substances accumulate in the air of enclosed spaces: they are emitted by finishing materials, detergents, tap water, and the air coming from the street is not always clean and safe.

We really want it to have clean air, and this is the main thing for the health of our students. The main helpers in this are indoor plants.

Using plants, you can clear the air of dust and pathogenic microbes, enrich it with nutrients that have a beneficial effect on the body of students and school teachers, as well as create an aesthetically pleasing and psychologically comfortable artificial environment and conditions for the formation of social competence of students, through student-teacher collaboration .

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2017 is declared the year of ecology. And therefore, this project is part of the environmental action plan.

Relevance of the project: Students spend most of their time indoors at school. For various reasons, toxic substances accumulate in the air of enclosed spaces: they are emitted by finishing materials, detergents, tap water, and the air coming from the street is not always clean and safe.

We really want it to have clean air, and this is the main thing for the health of our students. The main helpers in this are indoor plants.

Goal: Landscaping with indoor plants in the recreational area of the 2nd floor

Tasks:

1. Improve the recreation area for schoolchildren;

2. Study the literature on the issue of landscaping school interiors.

3. identify the influence of indoor plants on humans

4. Foster a caring attitude towards nature;

5. Learn to care for plants

Strengthen cooperation between children, teachers and parents.

Expected results.

The project will significantly improve the interior of the school and make it more comfortable..

The “Green Corner” project is the result of joint activities of children and adults,

evidence of children's ability to come up with ideas and solutions to problems.

The issue of strengthening the health of students and teachers and the ecological state of the school environment will be addressed.

Project implementation (Project progress)

Stage 1 preparatory

The idea of creating a “Green Corner” in the school corridor arose from the first days of school, when unexpectedly in the biology classroom we saw a “Living Wall” (bio-wall)Slide photo of the wall. This type of phytodesign is now considered very fashionable, chic and very useful for residents.

Unfortunately, we have a problem with growing indoor plants in school recreation. All attempts at landscaping were not crowned with success: either the flowers fell from the windowsills themselves or disappeared somewhere.

To bring our idea to life, we had to make sure that we would be supported:school administration,teachers and, above all, the students themselves.

We have outlined a work plan:

Stage I Preparatory

Questionnaire
Choosing a location for the “Green Corner”
determining the types of indoor plants suitable for landscaping our corner

Stage II Main

Design of the “Green Corner”

III Final

Analysis of project results. (Study of the opinions of school students and parents)
Further development of the project

To do this, we first conducted a survey with students in grades 5-11.

Questionnaire:

Do you like indoor plants?
Do you know what benefits they bring to humans?
Do you consider the problem of landscaping the school corridor to be relevant?
How would you like to see the interior landscaping of a school corridor?
What activities can be carried out to green the school premises?
Would you like to take part in landscaping the school corridor on the 2nd floor?

The result of the survey showed that the majority of students want to have a beautiful view, they like indoor plants, but few have the opportunity to take part in landscaping the school corridor.

Slide Select a location

Having a positive survey result, we went to the school principal with our idea. We needed the consent of the school management and the allocation of space to place our green corner.

The location proposed by the school director faces _____, there is not enough sunlight, the temperature is stable.

Slide selection of plants.(maybe some flowering pictures)

We joined the search with interest. First, we selected super beautiful flowering plants, but we must remember that we will choose shade-tolerant, healthy, and most unpretentious plants. We chose Tradescantia, chlorophytum, pandaus, cacti, and coleus.

Slide Main stage of work

Material costs.

Since teachers, many schoolchildren and their parents took an active part in our project, we had no material costs yet: parents passed along pots, ready-made soil, and drainage to their children. The participants of the “Young Naturalist” circle provided great help - they grew indoor plants and brought them to the corner.

The work was in full swing. We built the stand ourselves, placed the available plants, and installed benches for relaxation. Our corner was growing. but the conditions were not very favorable for the growth and development of plants. It was decided to move our corner to a brighter and warmer place.

Now our “Green Corner” is a green recreation area. We installed benches. Sit, relax, breathe air filled with oxygen. After all, we have selected the most healthy plants:

Slide about the benefits of plants

Our plans.

We, 9th grade students, are not leaving school yet, so we will continue our project of landscaping the recreation area and hope to turn it into a blooming garden.

Change design layout and decoration

Buy identical flower pots, find plants on the Internet that can bloom in our conditions, and ttttttt

Participation in this project had a huge emotional impact on me. I saw such a huge number of indoor plants, learned a lot of useful information and now I can’t pass by a flower shop without buying a flower, because I started creating my own useful green corner at home

Social project "creating a green corner at school." Design project for a green corner in a primary school classroom Implementation plan for the “Green Corner” project

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