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This 7-week course will spend two hours each week focusing on areas of reptile science that touch on topics from each grade’s core animal science/zoology curriculum. Each class will include a chance to handle some cool animals, help with cleaning or feeding and work on a craft project. Please note, we may not get to every single requirement for each grade, but we’ll do as many as we can during our two hour class each week. Reptile – Class Topics
March 18th – Kindergarten – Focuses on observing patterns, identifying what animals need to survive, and basic characteristics.
March 25th – 1st Grade – Covers life cycles, how young animals resemble parents, and basic animal groupings (mammals, birds, fish).
April 1st – 2nd Grade – Involves studying animal habitats, diversity, and classifying animals into groups like reptiles, amphibians, and insects.
April 8th – 3rd Grade – Focuses on detailed life cycles (birth, growth, reproduction, death) and how animals adapt to their environment.
April 15th – 4th Grade – Examines internal and external structures that support survival, behavior, and reproduction.
April 22nd – 5th Grade – Focuses on energy flow, such as how animals get energy from food (originally from the sun) for repair and growth.
April 29th – 6th Grade – Covers the study of animal kingdoms, classifications (vertebrates/invertebrates), adaptations, and life processes. Key topics include animal nutrition, genetics, reproduction, and habitats, often featuring hands-on projects like creating animal presentations, studying food webs, or exploring inherited traits.
SPRING REGULAR 7-WEEK CLASS SCHEDULE
WEDNESDAYS – March 18th – April 29th / 10am-12pm
Camps are $25/session/child OR $154 (Saves $21) if purchased up front. -Ideal for Ages: 6-13
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