V Gatalska 2009 Animal adventure rules Animal Adventure

V. Gatalska 2009

Animal adventure rules Animal Adventure allows children the chance to immerse themselves in the sights, sounds, smells and experiences of life in the animal kingdom. There are the next zones to explore: Tree Top Zone, Roots Zone and Splash Zone. Please adhere to the following RULES: • Do not distress the animals by shouting, leaping about, tapping on the glass • Do not feed the animals • Do not climb over barriers • CHILDREN must be supervised at all times N. B. ZSL reserves the right to evict any visitor that breaks these rules.

Touch zone The Touch Zone lets children get hands on to groom and feed tame animals.

Touch Zone

Animal adventure for kids Suricates Porcupines A tame goat Domestic animals

Splash Zone lets children play and learn how water gives life and the importance of conserving the environment. This area allows kids to become active in the mini stream, take a seat in the secret garden or be enchanted by some story telling.

Animal adventure for pupils In Lifecycles pupils will explore how a variety of different animals, grow, develop and produce offspring. Activities include using costumes and role play to create and act out a butterfly lifecycle, as well as touching real animal skins and artefacts.

Hands on Pupils will explore animal groups by investigating real animal hair from lions to crocodiles! They will find out how we can use these different body coverings to put animals into three groups. At the conclusion of the session, pupils will be challenged to put a variety of zoo animals into groups, including themselves!

In colour, Pattern & Camouflage Pupils will take part in activities and investigate real animal specimens and find out more about how colours and patterns can help animals survive in the Gir Forest of India. Finally the class will see a real live animal and think about how its colours and patterns help it to survive.

Bones & Movements Using real bones and live animals, the Bones and Movement session helps children to understand how animals’ skeletons help them to move in their own unique way. The session includes the chance to observe movement in a live animal!

Zoo Academy Following on from Zoo Academy, Junior Zoo Academy is aimed at children aged 8 -10. This is a great programme for those who are interested in animals and want to learn more in the zoo! Junior Zoo Academy is a two-day course that includes zoo themed games, challenges, trails and some zookeeper activities!

Amateur photographers If you want to learn to take better photographs, prepare for the trip of a lifetime or simply want to understand your camera better, these workshops are a must for all amateur wildlife photographers

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