Beekeeping, also known as apiculture, is the art of keeping honey bees in order to obtain honey and other bee products such as beeswax, propolis, royal jelly, pollen and bee brood.

• The participants shall explore apiculture.
• The participants shall appreciate the importance of apiculture in the ecosystem.
• The participants shall explore best beekeeping practices.
• The participants shall appreciate the role of National Museums of Kenya’s Centre for Bee Biology and Pollination Ecology.

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Bird migration is the regular and seasonal movement of all or part of a population of birds to and from a given area.

• The participant shall explore birds’ migration appreciating reasons for migration, the migratory species, the migratory routes and challenges birds face while migrating.

KSh 250.00

Ornithology is the study of birds. This study includes their behaviour, environment, how their bodies work and how the birds have changed over a period of time.

• The learner shall be able to identify a bird.
• The learner shall describe parts of a bird.
• The learner shall appreciate the importance of birds in the ecosystem.
• The learner shall explore best bird conservation practices.

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Costumes are outfits worn on the body by a person to protect them from the changing weather conditions.

• To describe costumes and ornaments.
• To discuss the cultural significance of costumes and ornaments.
• To highlight the symbolic meaning of some costumes and ornaments.

KSh 250.00

Ichthyology is the study of fish. This includes the biology, classification and conservation of fish, as well as fish farming for food and commercial purposes.

• The learner shall be able to identify a fish.
• The learner shall appreciate the importance of fish in the ecosystem.
• The learner shall be able to appreciate the need for conservation of fishes.

KSh 250.00

Prehistory refers to the time period before the invention of writing.

• To define prehistory and related terminologies.
• To define fossils and identify the different types.
• To describe how fossils are formed.
• Appreciate the significance of fossil studies in unveiling earth's past life.

KSh 250.00

Pollination is the transfer of pollen grain from the male part of a flower, anther, to the female part of a flower, stigma, of the same plant or different plants of the same species, to allow fertilisation and the production of seeds.

• The participants shall define and describe the process of pollination.
• The participants shall appreciate the importance of pollination to the ecosystem.
• The participants shall explore agents of pollination and underscore bees as major plant pollinators.

KSh 250.00

Snakes are limbless, cold-blooded reptiles with long and cylindrical bodies. They have scales, eyes that have no lids and a forked tongue.

• The learners shall describe a snake and its characteristics.
• The learner shall distinguish between venomous and non-venomous snakes.
• The learners shall appreciate the importance of snakes in the ecosystem.

KSh 250.00