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10 healing herbs for primary school children
FunderEuropean Commission
Funder Contribution €60,000.00
Funded underERASMUS+ | Partnerships for cooperation and exchanges of practices | Small-scale partnerships in school education
Project code2025-1-PL01-KA210-SCH-000359033
Open Access mandatePublications: NoResearch data: No
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<< Objectives >>– Equip primary school children (ages 7-12) with practical knowledge of 10 local healing herbs, fostering an early appreciation for natural remedies and sustainability.– Strengthen students’ understanding of biodiversity, ecological responsibility, and the cultural significance of local plants through hands-on learning.– Develop a structured OER and lesson plans to integrate herbal education into the primary school curriculum.<< Implementation >>Development of Educational MaterialsTeacher Training - LTTA Pilot Testing in Schools Multiplier Events & Community Engagement<< Results >>An online course for primary school teachers - which will include some techniques on how to present the topic and teach this knowledge to their children in a class. The children will follow along by accessing the OER tool.Impact on the primary school children (7-12 years) - By the end of the project, children will know how to recognise the selected herbs and how to use them for their well-being. They will feel more connected with nature and spend more time in it.
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<< Objectives >>– Equip primary school children (ages 7-12) with practical knowledge of 10 local healing herbs, fostering an early appreciation for natural remedies and sustainability.– Strengthen students’ understanding of biodiversity, ecological responsibility, and the cultural significance of local plants through hands-on learning.– Develop a structured OER and lesson plans to integrate herbal education into the primary school curriculum.<< Implementation >>Development of Educational MaterialsTeacher Training - LTTA Pilot Testing in Schools Multiplier Events & Community Engagement<< Results >>An online course for primary school teachers - which will include some techniques on how to present the topic and teach this knowledge to their children in a class. The children will follow along by accessing the OER tool.Impact on the primary school children (7-12 years) - By the end of the project, children will know how to recognise the selected herbs and how to use them for their well-being. They will feel more connected with nature and spend more time in it.
