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This outdoor lesson plan is designed for primary school students and focuses on learning about trees through observation, movement and practical experience. Students identify trees by their leaves, bark and shape, explore their role in the natural environment and discuss the importance of protecting forests. The activities may include nature observation, teamwork, ecological tasks and planting or caring for a tree. The lesson develops environmental awareness, observation skills, cooperation, communication and responsibility. It can be adapted to different age groups, school subjects and local environments. The material supports experiential learning and provides teachers with a practical example of moving the learning process outside the classroom.

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