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 Week 13 of 36 
 13. National Parks and Conservation
Learning Objectives
By the end of this lesson, students will be able to:
- Learn about Nepal's major national parks
 - Understand why conservation is important
 - Know about different habitats
 - Learn about park rangers and their work
 
Duration
60 minutes
Materials Needed
- Paper
 - Colored pencils
 - Regular pencils
 - Notebooks
 
Lesson Plan
1. Review (5 minutes)
- Quick recap of Nepal's animals
 - Connect animals to their habitats
 - Link to importance of protecting wildlife
 
2. Major National Parks (15 minutes)
Discuss and draw:
- Chitwan National Park
 - Location in Terai
 - Famous for rhinos
 - Jungle habitat
 - River systems
 - Sagarmatha National Park
 - Mount Everest region
 - High altitude wildlife
 - Mountain ecosystems
 - Sherpa culture
 - Langtang National Park
 - Close to Kathmandu
 - Red pandas
 - Mountain views
 - Forests and glaciers
 
3. Conservation Efforts (15 minutes)
Discuss and illustrate:
- What is conservation
 - Protecting nature
 - Saving animals
 - Preserving forests
 - Keeping water clean
 - Park Rangers' Work
 - Protecting animals
 - Stopping poaching
 - Helping visitors
 - Research work
 
4. Drawing Activity (15 minutes)
Students draw:
- Their ideal national park
 - Animals in their habitats
 - Rangers at work
 - Park features (rivers, forests, mountains)
 
5. Closing Activity (10 minutes)
- Students write what they learned about parks
 - Share why conservation is important
 - Discuss how they can help nature
 - Preview of next week's topic
 
Key Vocabulary
- National Park (राष्ट्रिय निकुञ्ज - Rastriya Nikunja)
 - Conservation (संरक्षण - Sanrakshan)
 - Forest (वन - Ban)
 - Ranger (रेञ्जर - Ranger)
 - Protection (सुरक्षा - Suraksha)
 
Take-Home Activities
1. Draw their favorite national park
2. Write about why we need parks
3. List ways to protect nature
Assessment
Check students':
- Understanding of conservation
 - Knowledge of national parks
 - Drawing skills
 - Class participation
 
Notes for Teachers
- Focus on positive conservation stories
 - Make conservation relatable to daily life
 - Use simple examples of protecting nature
 - Connect to local nature preservation
 - Emphasize individual actions
 - Keep scientific terms simple
 
Fun Facts to Share
- Nepal has 12 national parks
 - Chitwan was first national park
 - Some parks have ancient temples
 - Local communities help protect parks
 - Success stories in saving animals
 
Teaching Tips
- Use drawings to show park features
 - Connect to local nature areas
 - Discuss simple conservation actions
 - Make preservation relevant to students
 - Share success stories
 - Encourage environmental awareness