In celebration of International Forest Day, our Lower Secondary students at Templer Park International School Rawang (TPIS) took a fun and educational walk in the school park to capture the beauty of nature around them! πŸŒΏπŸ“Έ It was the perfect opportunity to get outside, breathe in the fresh air, and appreciate the wonders of the natural world.

A Day in Nature πŸŒžπŸƒ

On this special day, the students ventured into the park located within the schoolβ€”a lush space filled with towering trees, chirping birds, and vibrant flowers. The goal? To explore the beauty of nature and create videos showcasing what they saw. Each student was given the task of capturing the essence of the park, whether it was a towering tree, a fluttering butterfly, or the calm ripples of a pond. It was their chance to become nature filmmakers, bringing their creativity to life through the lens of their cameras! 🎬πŸŽ₯

Connecting with Nature 🌲

As part of the International Forest Day celebration, students were encouraged to reflect on the importance of forests and nature conservation. They observed the various trees, plants, and animals in the park, learning about how each part of the ecosystem plays a role in maintaining balance and harmony. It was a fun yet educational experience, where they could directly connect what they had learned in class with the world around them.

Creativity at Its Best ✨

The students got super creative with their videos! Some focused on close-ups of beautiful flowers, while others filmed sweeping shots of tall trees swaying in the wind. A few even captured playful scenes of squirrels darting around or birds flying across the sky. 🌸🐿️🎢 Each video was unique and gave a fresh perspective on the simple yet stunning beauty of nature.

Learning Through Filmmaking πŸŽ₯🎬

This activity wasn’t just about capturing beautiful pictures; it was also about learning new skills. The students used apps on their smartphones to create high-quality videos and edited them to perfection. They also worked on their storytelling abilities, sharing their thoughts and feelings about the beauty of nature and the importance of protecting our environment.

Fun Fact: Did you know?

International Forest Day was created by the United Nations to raise awareness about the importance of forests. Forests cover about 30% of the Earth’s surface and are home to over 80% of the world’s terrestrial biodiversity! 🌍🌳

A Memorable Experience

By the end of the day, our Lower Secondary students had not only created wonderful videos but also gained a deeper appreciation for the environment. They realized how vital forests are for the planet, and how they can contribute to conservation efforts in the future.

What’s Next?

After this fun and educational experience, the students are now ready to continue exploring new ways to learn about and protect nature. Who knows? Maybe we’ll see more creative nature projects in the future, all thanks to the inspiration they got from their walk in the park! 🌿πŸŽ₯

Great job, Lower Secondary students at TPIS! You’ve captured the beauty of nature and reminded us all why it’s so important to appreciate and protect our planet. πŸŒπŸ’š 

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