Educational Workshops
Dive into a world where education transcends the classroom with Eedama's workshops, designed to mold the global citizens of tomorrow. Our sessions are a tapestry of crucial topics and themes, from the lofty ideals of the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) to the practicalities of renewable energy and water & energy efficiency. We explore the roots of responsible agriculture and the cycles of the circular economy, encouraging students to embrace a zero-waste and do-it-yourself ethic for a sustainable lifestyle. Our workshops unravel the intricacies of recycling and up-cycling, while also paving pathways for career orientation in the green sector. We don't just stop at theory; our interactive approach guides students through the principles of green design and construction. Each workshop is a step towards a holistic understanding, equipping students with the multidisciplinary building blocks they need to craft a sustainable future.
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Our Best Seller Educational Workshops
The World Of Worms
Students get an up-close look at worms and how they break down waste through vermicomposting. They learn about the composting process and the role worms play in creating nutrient-rich soil.
Students take part in a hands- on composting activity, turning food scraps into nutrient-rich soil. They learn how composting reduces waste and supports a healthier environment.
DIY Beauty & Hygiene Products
This activity will explore sustainability through the creation of DIY natural personal use and hygiene products for material that are readily available in most homes. You can choose your pick from the following products: candle making, perfume, lotion, soap, scrubs, lip-balm, toothpaste, and deodorant.
Take-away: Personalized organic personal care products
Soil Painting
Participants use soil and other natural elements to create unique artworks. They gain an appreciation for soil as a valuable natural resource.
SDG: Snakes & Ladders
Students play a giant version of Snakes & Ladders where each square links to a Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) question or fact. They learn about the 17 SDG's through teamwork, problem- solving, and fun, interactive challenges.
Companion Plant Seed Bomb's
Students make companion plants seed bombs to encourage planting in a fun way. They learn how pairing plants helps them grow better together.
Climate Fresk
Students play a collaborative game to map out climate change causes and effects. They learn how human actions contribute to climate change and explore possible solutions.
Building With Earth
Participants work in groups to explore and experiment with natural soil mixtures, to develop the optimal mixture for creating rammed earth structures. They learn about sustainable building techniques and the importance of soil quality.
Take-away: Group rammed earth model
Solar Workshops
Participants build small solar- powered models and take part in energy challenges. They learn about renewable energy sources and explore the connection between electricity use and its production.
Take-away: DIY Solar power Kit