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By understanding the relationship between ourselves and the plants and animals along the Shing Mun River, we can reflect on the impact of human actions on the environment and develop an awareness and attitude toward protecting the river and cherishing the natural ecology of our community.
Through a series of inquiry-based tasks, students observe changes in flowers, fruits, and seeds to understand plant reproductive methods and genetic traits, while developing scientific problem-solving skills and an appreciation of biodiversity.
Discover the vast ecosystem through tiny insects. Through experiential inquiry, students explore insect growth, reproduction, and ecological roles in forests, design a school insect hotel, and evaluate its effectiveness using scientific methods, fostering problem-solving skills and an appreciation of biodiversity.
Through six experiential tasks, learn about the important role of microorganisms in food production and preservation, understand the relationship between dietary choices and carbon emissions, practise low‑carbon eating and reducing waste, and foster an attitude of caring for the environment and living sustainably.