Educational Resources

1. Lessons, Plans and Activities

Nature Walks and Observations: Structured activities for outdoor exploration, encouraging students to observe local trees and wildlife, recognize different species, and document their findings. Exploration with portable microscopes is encouraged.

Art Integration: Creative projects, to help children express their understanding of the environment artistically. Considering that the communication is delivered in various ways.

STEM Projects: Science experiments that explore topics such as photosynthesis, ecosystems, and the water cycle, related to trees and their roles in nature.

2. Parental Engagement

Guides for Parents: Provide parents with materials that explain the significance of nature exploration with their children, including tips for fostering curiosity and environmental stewardship at home.

Family Activities: Suggest in-detail family-oriented activities, to reinforce the concepts discussed in the educational materials, and help applying them directly at home.

3. Educational Videos and Visual Aids

Short videos and animations that illustrate concepts related to trees and biodiversity, making them accessible and engaging for various age groups.

Our YouTube channel aims to raise awareness about our deep connection with nature, focusing on trees, forests, and the stories of native communities and everyday people.

Through storytelling, vibrant illustrations, and scientific insights, we educate and inspire all ages to appreciate and protect our environment.

Join Dr. Arbo, our brave female guardian of the forest who lives inside trees and communicates with nature’s creatures.

We are working on three series: Stories from the forest, Education, Interviews with knowledgeable people.

4. Discussion Guides

Develop materials that prompt critical discussions about environmental issues, sustainability, and personal responsibility, fostering dialogue in classrooms and homes.

Include questions that encourage students to reflect on their relationship with nature and think of ways to contribute positively.

5. Assessment Tools

It’s important to be able to evaluate the work of educators and students in order to redirect efforts and address issues.
Setting group and personal goals is very important, as is analyzing progress and behavioral changes and assessing possible corrections based on cultural, social, climatic, and economic circumstances, among others.

Educational Resources based on the book

“The magic within a tree”

The educational materials should mirror the enchanting and insightful approach of “The Magic Within a Tree” while differentiating in their delivery methods and content structure.

They should be adaptable for various educational settings —classrooms, homeschooling, or community workshops—and suitable for diverse age groups.

By providing varied resources, educators and parents can inspire the next generation to appreciate the beauty and importance of the natural world while motivating them to take action for its preservation.