The course Botany offers an exciting introduction to the study of plants, aimed at fostering interest in biology and nature. This course is designed for elementary and middle school students who wish to expand their knowledge about the world of plants, their structure, functions, and interactions with the environment.

The main aspects of the course include:

Introduction to Botany: Studying the basic principles of botany, including the morphological characteristics of various plant groups, their reproduction, taxonomy, and physiology.

Practical Activities: Applying research and problem-solving skills to study plants, including experiments in a controlled environment and working with plants in home settings.

Interactive Materials: Using video lessons, teacher resources, textbooks, and workbooks for in-depth study of the topic.

Field Studies: Planning and conducting field trips to collect plant samples and study them in their natural environment.

The course offers a unique opportunity for students:

Development of Critical Thinking: Working on the analysis of complex biological processes and concepts, developing the ability for logical and abstract thinking.

Practical Application of Knowledge: Acquiring skills necessary for caring for indoor plants and creating their own gardens, as well as understanding the importance of plants to the health of the environment.

Communication with Experts: The opportunity to communicate with scientists and researchers, exchange opinions and ideas, and ask questions.

Botany is not just a course, it's a journey into the world of plants, where every day uncovers new mysteries and puzzles. This course is designed for those who want to deepen their knowledge in the field of botany and learn to see the world around them from a new angle.