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Animals are a fantastic source of learning, exploring, questioning and investigating. They quickly and deeply engage most young learners simply with their presence. Many important life skills are practiced when encountering animals including patience, respect, volume control and behavior management. The experience can be equally beneficial to the animals and both participants gain comfort through the monitored encounters. Below are some examples of unique animal engagement experiences in years past.
Honey Bunny
A very cuddly toddler classroom bunny, eager to visit students now!
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Camels
These friendly dromedaries have a lot to teach about adapting for survival.
Chickens
Our pet chickens have inspired countless hours of imaginative play, seen here posing as a parrot.
Baby Warthogs
These bottle babies have very coarse hair, a surprise to most students.
Petting Zoo
The most memorable learning comes from hands-on interactions.
Moths & More
Studying the life cycle of any animal can be a rewarding and enlightening endeavor.