"What is hidden in the cup of tea?"
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The document summarizes a workshop held at Katyciai Basic School of Silute Region titled "What is hidden in the cup of tea?". The workshop involved 45 students, teachers, and parents and was led by Liudvika Razmuvienė, a curator from the Botanical garden of Klaipeda University. The objectives were to improve knowledge of Lithuanian herbs and strengthen communication skills. Participants learned about herbs like mint, nettle, chamomile, and others and tasted teas made from different Lithuanian herbs.
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"What is hidden in the cup of tea?"
- 1. “What is hidden in the cup of tea?” Katyciai Basic School of Silute Region “Healthy Herbs Outlook” 2015-2017
- 2. Subject Extracurricular activities Participants Students of the 8 – 10 forms, teachers and parents Number of the participants 45 Lector Liudvika Razmuvienė, a curator of the collection of the medical and spice plants in the Botanical garden of Klaipeda University Topic Lithuanian herbs
- 3. Of birch sap. Objectives The participants will: improve their knowledge in Lithuanian herbs, strengthen their communication and collaboration skills. Methods Materials Workshop “What is hidden in the cup of tea? ” Lithuanian herbs: mint, nettle, chamomile, motherwort (Leonurus cardiaca), cornflower, marigold and others.
- 4. Results and outcomes A lector presents the info about the different Lithuanian herbs. The participants taste different kinds of tea prepared from Lithuanian herbs. A short description Improving the knowledge of the school community in Lithuanian herbs.
- 5. Liudvika Razmuviene, a curator of the collection of the medical and spice plants in the Botanical garden of Klaipeda University
- 6. Chamomile
- 8. Thymus
- 10. Our students of the 8th form
- 12. Our students of the 9th form
- 13. Our students of the 10th form
- 17. Tasting the tea
- 24. “This project has been funded with support from the European Commission. This publication reflects the views only of the author, and the Commission cannot be held responsible for any use which may be made of the information contained there in.”
Editor's Notes
- #4: wooden tubes