Zoos are a popular topic for younger students. Think about how you can use your student’s interest in animals to motivate them in subject areas from geography to math to history to biology.
Animals: Zoo
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Animal Detector
In contrast to zoos is a wonderful site called Animal Detector. It describes a family who left enticing food on the back porch at night so they could… learn more
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Smithsonian National Zoo - Education
At the Smithsonian National Zoo's website, you can solve jigsaw puzzles and crossword puzzles, take a virtual world tour, send an e-card, and learn about animals and their… learn more
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Switch Zoo - Teacher Resources
Visitors to this unique zoo make new creatures by switching the animals' heads, legs, and tails. As students play, they can read about the animals that make up… learn more
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American Veterinary Medical Association - Educators
Tools for K-12 educators. Teachers, counselors, parents, and advisors play important roles in guiding students – including future veterinarians – toward rewarding careers. AVMA materials are available to… learn more