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We will use observation skills while watching videos of Zoo animals and create opportunities for interaction with poll questions and the chat or Q&A feature.
These programs meet Next Generation Science Standards (NGSS) and New York State P-12 Science Learning Standards and last 30 minutes to 1 hour.
If you are interested in scheduling a Distance Learning Program, click ‘Request’ below. If you are scheduling a program for a larger audience, please email [email protected] call 585.336.7213. Dates requested must be at least three weeks in advance.
Get an up-close, personal look at how animals move. Preschoolers will hop, slither and crawl just like the animals that they meet.
Do you have questions you would love to ask someone who works at a Zoo? Now you can! Zoo staff will provide a short presentation and answer your group’s questions via Zoom. Just submit your topic and questions one week prior to the program.
Big or small, predator or prey, all animals have special adaptations to help themselves and their species survive. In this program, learn about what animals need to do to survive in their natural ranges and how their adaptations help them along the way.
Learn about biodiversity and how the roles of different African animals affect one another and their habitat.
Do you have questions you would love to ask someone who works at a Zoo? Now you can! Zoo staff will provide a short presentation and answer your group’s questions via Zoom. Just submit your topic and questions one week prior to the program.
Meet some ambassador animals and see how they are uniquely adapted to their habitats. See animals up-close, ask questions, and feel connected to the Zoo.
Big or small, predator or prey, all animals have special adaptations to help themselves and their species survive. In this program, learn about what animals need to do to survive in their natural ranges and how their adaptations help them along the way.
Learn about and participate in a local wildlife conservation project using wildlife cameras placed around Rochester, NY. This program shows you what animals inhabit our city, why they are important, and how to identify wildlife from photos taken in this project.
Discover the relationship between local waterways and the animals that live there. Observe a water sample from a local waterway and learn how to determine pollution levels based on the types of organisms that you see. Find out how you can take action with citizen science and help conserve local waterways.
Do you have questions you would love to ask someone who works at a Zoo? Now you can! Zoo staff will provide a short presentation and answer your group’s questions via Zoom. Just submit your topic and questions one week prior to the program.
Meet some ambassador animals and see how they are uniquely adapted to their habitats. See animals up-close, ask questions, and feel connected to the Zoo.
Big or small, predator or prey, all animals have special adaptations to help themselves and their species survive. In this program, learn about what animals need to do to survive in their natural ranges and how their adaptations help them along the way.
Learn about and participate in a local wildlife conservation project using wildlife cameras placed around Rochester, NY. This program shows you what animals inhabit our city, why they are important, and how to identify wildlife from photos taken in this project.
Discover the relationship between local waterways and the animals that live there. Observe a water sample from a local waterway and learn how to determine pollution levels based on the types of organisms that you see. Find out how you can take action with citizen science and help conserve local waterways.
Do you have questions you would love to ask someone who works at a Zoo? Now you can! Zoo staff will provide a short presentation and answer your group’s questions via Zoom. Just submit your topic and questions one week prior to the program.
Meet some ambassador animals and see how they are uniquely adapted to their habitats. See animals up-close, ask questions, and feel connected to the Zoo.
Big or small, predator or prey, all animals have special adaptations to help themselves and their species survive. In this program, learn about what animals need to do to survive in their natural ranges and how their adaptations help them along the way.
Learn about and participate in a local wildlife conservation project using wildlife cameras placed around Rochester, NY. This program shows you what animals inhabit our city, why they are important, and how to identify wildlife from photos taken in this project.
Discover the relationship between local waterways and the animals that live there. Observe a water sample from a local waterway and learn how to determine pollution levels based on the types of organisms that you see. Find out how you can take action with citizen science and help conserve local waterways.
Do you have questions you would love to ask someone who works at a Zoo? Now you can! Zoo staff will provide a short presentation and answer your group’s questions via Zoom. Just submit your topic and questions one week prior to the program.
Meet some ambassador animals and see how they are uniquely adapted to their habitats. See animals up-close, ask questions, and feel connected to the Zoo.
Big or small, predator or prey, all animals have special adaptations to help themselves and their species survive. In this program, learn about what animals need to do to survive in their natural ranges and how their adaptations help them along the way.
Learn about and participate in a local wildlife conservation project using wildlife cameras placed around Rochester, NY. This program shows you what animals inhabit our city, why they are important, and how to identify wildlife from photos taken in this project.
Discover the relationship between local waterways and the animals that live there. Observe a water sample from a local waterway and learn how to determine pollution levels based on the types of organisms that you see. Find out how you can take action with citizen science and help conserve local waterways.
Do you have questions you would love to ask someone who works at a Zoo? Now you can! Zoo staff will provide a short presentation and answer your group’s questions via Zoom. Just submit your topic and questions one week prior to the program.
Meet some ambassador animals and see how they are uniquely adapted to their habitats. See animals up-close, ask questions, and feel connected to the Zoo.
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