Using a sensory and naturalistic approach, students will get to know, touch and question trees. An activity to reconnect the classroom with nature.
This immersive activity allows teachers to introduce their students to the fascinating world of trees, combining a sensory and naturalistic approach.
Through hands-on experiences, students will have the opportunity to observe, touch and interact with different types of trees, fostering a deep connection with nature.
The aim is to understand the life cycle of a tree, including concepts such as photosynthesis, evapotranspiration, sap circulation and reproduction.
Students will also learn to identify the role of trees and the services they provide to the environment and living beings.
In addition, this activity aims to develop a sensitive approach to the plant world. It fits in with school curricula, particularly for Cycle 2, which explores the characteristics of the living world, and Cycle 3, which focuses on the diversity of living beings and their functions in the ecosystem.
This experience is a valuable opportunity for teachers to make their pupils aware of the richness of the natural world, and to prepare them to become aware and responsible citizens in the face of environmental challenges.
Through hands-on experiences, students will have the opportunity to observe, touch and interact with different types of trees, fostering a deep connection with nature.
The aim is to understand the life cycle of a tree, including concepts such as photosynthesis, evapotranspiration, sap circulation and reproduction.
Students will also learn to identify the role of trees and the services they provide to the environment and living beings.
In addition, this activity aims to develop a sensitive approach to the plant world. It fits in with school curricula, particularly for Cycle 2, which explores the characteristics of the living world, and Cycle 3, which focuses on the diversity of living beings and their functions in the ecosystem.
This experience is a valuable opportunity for teachers to make their pupils aware of the richness of the natural world, and to prepare them to become aware and responsible citizens in the face of environmental challenges.
Rates
Rates
Group children
5.80€
Group children
5.80€
Openings
Openings
From 1 April 2025 until 3 November 2025 - Open on thursday, on friday
Location
Location
Spoken languages
Spoken languages
Access
Access
- By public transport :
TAC n°4 - weekends and public holidays: Salève cable car stop, one bus every 30 minutes
TAC n°4 - weekdays: Veyrier Douane stop, then 10-minute walk
TPG n°8 - Veyrier-Douane stop
By car :
A40 Annemasse exit, direction Étrembières, St-Julien-en-Genevois
A40 Aire de repos, direction Saint-Julien-en-Genevois
A41 Archamps exit, direction Annemasse
Geneva 20min / Lausanne 1h / Lyon 1h40 / Annecy 40min / Chamonix 50min
