OnlineWorkshop
Insect Nests: Discovering How Insects Build Their Homes
Children explore the fascinating world of insect nests and discover how ants, honeybees, termites, and solitary bees build their homes. Through interactive observation, stories, and inquiry-based activities, they learn how insects choose building materials, organize their nests, and adapt to their environments.
- For whom
- Pre-School Children, Primary Students, Lower Secondary Students, Upper Secondary Students, Families
- For whom
- Pre-School Children, Primary Students, Lower Secondary Students, Upper Secondary Students, Families
Availability
- Free
- Unavailable
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Offered by
Zaadaan school
- Based in
- Tehran, Iran
- Travels
- Up to 50 km
Hi! I'm Mahboube, an entomologist, nature educator, and founder of Zaadaan Entomology School, an independent educational initiative in Iran dedicated to introducing children to the fascinating world of insects. I hold an MSc in Agricultural Entomology and have around 10 years of experience working with children in nature-based learning environments. Through Zaadaan, I design and facilitate hands-on workshops, outdoor explorations, and online learning experiences for children. My approach is rooted in curiosity, observation, and direct encounters with nature. Rather than simply teaching children facts about insects, I invite them to observe living insects, ask questions, explore their habitats, and discover the remarkable diversity of the insect world. I believe that insects can be wonderful teachers. I would love to connect with homeschooling families, educators, and nature-based learning communities. I am especially interested in sharing my experience through interactive workshops, nature explorations, and conversations about insects, biodiversity, and learning through observation.
EduCollective is free for everyone. The date and the compensation are agreed directly with Zaadaan school.
