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Animal Adventure (Ages 3 - Adult)
This is our most popular program! Participants meet eight small exotic animals and explore interesting biofacts from around the world. Students learn facinating facts about the food chain, endangerment, habitats and animal adaptations.
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Passport to Adventure (Grades K - 3)
We have packed our bags to take you on an imaginary trip around the world! Travelers take an interactive journey as they dress in native costumes, meet wild animals and explore interesting biofacts. This program is perfect for larger groups. |
Adventure for Seniors
Enrich the lives of seniors with a vist from our exotic animal collection. Your residents are encouraged to touch our animals and to share memories about past animals that have shared their lives. |
Cool Careers (Grades 2 - 6)
This program begins with an introduction of eight exotic animals. Students learn that animals have important jobs in the wild and that people can have animal related careers. Through the use of career props, uniforms and role-playing, students discover a variety of animal and non-animal careers that are important to a zoo's survival. Participants discover that exploring careers in the animal kingdom is fun! |
Animal Encounter (All Ages)
This programs is designed for your festival needs! We present several exotic animals and biofacts in a booth-type setting. Larger animals are rotated throughout the visit, while smaller animals remain on exhibit. |
Muggles, Mammals, Magic & More! (Grades 1 - Adult)
Your new professor of zoology will arrive at your destination in her finest Hogwart's attire. Look even closer and you might catch a glimpse of her Nimbus 2000, the flying broomstick that brought her to your door step. The professor will cast a spell on audiences of all ages as she introduces exotic creatures that may be found in the literary pages of Harry Potter. |
Dolphin Training Adventure (Grades 3 - Adult)
An adventure in character building! Learn the "tricks" of training animals through positive reinforcement. Students develop an understanding of the importance of respect, patience and goal-setting, while working with animals and each other. Interactive role-paying and fun training games enable participants to use non-verbal communication to build healthy relationships. |
Zoological Training Adventure (Grades 8 - Adult)
An adventure in applied operant conditioning! Guest lecturer will provide an interactive program based on the theory and principles of applied operant conditioning. Participants discover how these techniques are applied to animal management in zoological and aquarium parks, and to animals in the wild. This program is accompanied by a Power Point presentation with photographs and hands-on activities that bring these techniques to life. This program is perfect for small psychology classes, a large university lecture series or as a corporate team building exercise. Program length varies. |
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EQUINE ENCOUNTER An Exercise in Character Building
Through horsemanship students learn character building skills that are necessary in working with parents, teachers, friends and other living creatures. Our black Arabian gelding teaches students the importance of Reliability, Trust, Confidence, Respect, Self-discipline, Persistence, Resourcefulness, Caring, Patience, Loyalty, Teamwork, Integrity, Creativity and Goal-setting. Don't forget your camera ~ this is a great photo opportunity!
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Classificationpalooza!
This program is an interactive journey into classification! Live animals and fascinating biofacts teach students how to classify mammals, birds and reptiles. Students discover that form follows function within each classification! |
Animal Activity
Find out why some animals sleep all day and other animals are awake only at dusk and dawn! Students discover where animals hide when they are sleeping. Participants compare animals and the adaptations that make them nocturnal, diurnal and crepuscular. |
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