This exercise in classification helps students develop their sorting and observation skills while learning the differences and similarities among mammals, birds, reptiles, amphibians, and insects. Teachers can elect to enroll in a single class or take all four as a series. Travel to the treetops of our own tropical rain forest in this engaging, action-packed program. Students will discover the beauty and importance of rain forests for people and wildlife through participatory activities and close-up encounters with tropical animals. Students explore the adaptations of wildlife and the diversity of the natural world in these exciting programs.
Teachers can elect to enroll in a single class or take all three as a series.
All animals need food, water, shelter and space to survive. This interactive program introduces students to some of the challenges facing wildlife here in New York and around the world. Students will develop problem solving skills through participatory activities, close-up encounters with live animals, and an exciting zoo visit. Travel to the treetops of our own tropical rain forest in this engaging, action-packed program. Students will discover why rain forests are important to the survival of people and wildlife.