Position desks near windows to maximize sunlight.

Incorporate low-maintenance indoor plants like succulents.

Decorate with landscape posters or botanical artwork.

Use sheer curtains to control glare while allowing light in.

Place plants strategically to improve air quality.

Choose earthy tones and natural materials for furniture.

Ensure blinds or shades are adjustable for varying light levels.

Create a designated area for a nature table or display.

Use natural textures like wood or bamboo for decor.

Utilize adjacent outdoor spaces for nature-based activities.

Take students on regular nature walks around the school grounds.

Conduct lessons outdoors whenever possible.

Set up a garden area for hands-on planting and observation.

Encourage students to observe and explore the natural environment.

Use outdoor seating areas or picnic blankets for discussions.

Provide opportunities for students to interact with plants and wildlife.

Discuss different plants, animals, and seasonal changes.

Engage students in readings, group activities, or experiments outdoors.

Integrate nature-themed topics across the curriculum.

Set up sensory bins with natural materials like sand or water.

Foster discussions about conservation and environmental stewardship.

Incorporate ecology or environmental science lessons.

Provide opportunities for tactile exploration of nature.

Encourage students to take action to protect the environment.

Explore nature poetry or literature with students.

Engage students' senses with nature-inspired scents or sounds.

Promote recycling and sustainable practices in the classroom.