With the help of your teacher, try to find out the names of the trees and plants that attract birds, and butterflies. Try to create a butterfly garden in your school.
Trees and plants that attract birds and butterflies include flowering plants like Hibiscus, Marigold, Sunflower, and Lantana.
Butterfly gardens can be created by planting nectar-rich flowers and host plants for caterpillars, and ensuring the area has adequate sunlight and water.
Such gardens support biodiversity and create a pleasant environment in school.
Explanation
The chapter encourages students to find out names of trees and plants that attract birds and butterflies, and to create a butterfly garden in school. This connects to the Green Guardians team's observation about birds and butterflies visiting school areas.
Solution Steps
Trees and plants that attract birds and butterflies include flowering plants like Hibiscus, Marigold, Sunflower, and Lantana
Butterfly gardens can be created by planting nectar-rich flowers and host plants for caterpillars
Ensure the garden area has adequate sunlight and water
Such gardens support biodiversity and create a pleasant environment in school