"Backyard Animals"
Join the Columbus Zoo in an exploration North
American wildlife and discover the plants and animals that live in our
own backyard. Designed for grades 1 - 6.
"Endangered Species"
This program illustrates many of the problems
facing endangered species. Students will be introduced to several
animals who are in danger of becoming extinct, and will be encouraged to
think of ways that they can help to ensure that these animals will be around
for many generations to come. Designed for grades 1 - 6.
"A Rare Underwater Adventure"
Travel to the mangrove forests of Southwestern
Florida and visit the home of the West Indian Manatee. Students will
become scientists as they explore the underwater world of these marine
mammals through interdisciplinary activities. Designed for grades 1 - 6.
"Circle of Life"
Explore the ways that animals are linked together
in an intricate web of energy and life. Students will be introduced
to food webs and will discover the importance of balance in nature. Designed
for grades 1 - 6.
"The Rainforest: Layers of Life"
Discover the treasures of the rainforest as we
uncover the layers which make the most diverse ecosystem in the world!
From the hissing cockroaches on the forest floor to the scarlet macaws
in the canopy, this habitat is home to more than 3/4 of the known species
of plants and animals on earth! Designed for grades 1 - 6.
"Marine Biology"
Dive into the coral reef exhibit at the Columbus
Zoo as they explore ocean habitats through intrerdisciplinary activities.
Designed for grades 7 - 12.
"I Want to Work at a Zoo"
Most people think of being a zoo keeper when
they consider a career at the zoo, but there are many other jobs that are
equally important to the operation of this "wild" place! Students
will explore the variety of career opportunities that the zoo has to offer,
and participate in activities that will prepare them for finding a job
in today’s world. Designed for grades 7 - 12.
"Animals in Jeopardy"
This program will discuss the reasons that animals
become endangered, focusing on those most directly related to human activities.
We will look at several endangered species and discuss ways that people
can work together in order to save these animals from extinction. Designed
for grades 7 - 12.
"Create a Zoo"
2 Sessions = $140 series
If your students built a zoo, what would they
need to consider to make sure that the animals be happy and healthy?
Students will discover the things that animals need to survive as they
design their own zoo exhibits. This class is a two part series with
the first part focusing on the history of the exhibits at the Columbus
Zoo, and the second part centering on the projects your students create.
Designed for grades 7 - 12. |