This sets the stage for using and creating dichotomous keys. A Home to Roam Available for grades 4 - 12. From concept drawings, blueprints and scale models, to fabrication of boulders, exotic trees and vines, to final signage and landscaping, video clips and live explanation reveal how the Zoo re-creates the wild in urban Cincinnati. Radiant Rainforests Available for grades 6 - 12. Focusing on the tropical rainforests of South America and the temperate rainforest of the Pacific northwest, students will learn about the similarities and differences of these two rainforests in terms of climate, flora, and fauna.
Insects are the most numerous and diverse group of animals on earth.
This program capitalizes on the Cincinnati Zoo s nationally renowned insectarium, which has one of the largest collections of exotic invertebrates in the country. Some of the content of this program is repeated from the bugs section of Nobody Likes Me, with a more in-depth focus. We will be happy to conduct a demonstration program for teachers or administrators to help introduce your staff to videoconferencing and the potential for content delivery over this medium. We use a Picture-Tel Venue 2000 teleconferencing system. In addition, schools outside of the Ohio state network are responsible for dialing in to the Zoo's bridge.