Nature from my window

During the last few months, our students looked out of their windows during the quarantine. Nature was bursting into life in spring!
IES Guadarrama 

Dark wood

NATURE FROM MY WINDOW

Craft paper border

MY REFLECTION OF THIS DAYS

These days have been difficult for everyone; healthcare workers, the police, the nursing home cooks, caretakers, those who have lost their jobs, their relatives.&nbsp;It was also difficult for people who had to stay home, but most have found a quick way to have fun or just kill time.&nbsp;After a long time spent in quarantine at home, we all enjoy nature!&nbsp;Some go out to play sports, others go for walks. I think what is happening is very serious, but if we look at the positive side of the global pandemic, pollution has been reduced, the streams are clear, swans, fish and dolphins have reappeared in Venice, Germany´s air quality has improved, and the sky in China is blue again!

(Taraxacum officinale)

chestnut tree (aesculus)

EAGLE (Hieraaetus pennatus)

Large grid paper

TADPOLES (Pelophylax ridibundus)

I was walking trough the field and I saw these tadpoles

In the field I found a spider on a flower! And a midge on a poppy!

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