How to Get Teens Learning Outdoors

Spending class time outside can be harder to do as students get older, but movement, fresh air, and connecting lessons with nature can leave teens less stressed and more engaged.
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From math to science to language arts, finding ways to apply curriculum beyond the classroom walls and out in the natural world can boost connection to content, spark curiosity, and increase student well-being. In middle and high school, it becomes less common for classes to go outdoors, but no matter the grade, subject, or setting of the campus-urban or rural-teachers can find activities that get students learning in the open air.
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The thing is there must be place for environmental learning here lots of Buldings with pollutions ,having no natural environment