The lovely Peach Tree cycle🍑 Location: Paro College of Education

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The lovely Peach Tree cycle 🍑

Location: Paro College of Education. 





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      At the Paro College of Education, this exquisite peach tree can be found adjacent to Manjushri Hall 1. The first image was captured on March 3🍁 , the second with a flower on March🌸, and the third with   foliage on April 18🌿. On May 5, the last picture of a fruit was captured🍑. I only took this picture to observe the Peach tree's cycle.

      How the Peach tree can be related to educational values?

      The peach tree can be utilized in the classroom as a teaching tool to improve learning. There are several methods to include the peach tree in learning and teaching:

      1. Science: The peach tree can be used to instruct pupils on the principles of plant development and growth. The components of the peach tree, the mechanism of photosynthesis, and the environmental elements that affect plant growth can all be studied by students.

      2. Life cycles: Peach trees can be utilized to instruct kids on the plant life cycle. They can discover the phases of development. Additionally, they will be aware of how pollination helps fruit grow.

      3. Nutrition: Students can learn about the nutritional benefits of fruits and vegetables by using a peach tree as a teaching tool. They can discover the vitamins and minerals in peaches as well as the benefits of a balanced diet rich in fruits and vegetables for their health.

      4. Environmental Studies: Using the peach tree as an example, instructors can show students the value of the natural world and the effects that human activity has on it. They can discover the value of sustainable agriculture, the significance of climate change's effects on plant growth, and the function of bees in pollination.

      5.Hands on learning: Growing a peach tree in a classroom or having a school garden can give children the opportunity for hands-on learning. They can pick up knowledge about how to cultivate, take care of, and harvest crops. In addition to learning how to grow, care for, and harvest a plant, they may hone their problem-solving, collaboration, and critical thinking abilities.

      All things considered, including the peach tree in the teaching and learning process can aid students in developing a deeper grasp of science, nutrition, and the environment while also presenting chances for experiential learning and skill development.

       

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