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Free Teacher Workshops
(for groups of 10 or more teachers)
We will provide free training for teachers, either at the Zoo or at your school or board location. Half-day workshops at the Zoo include an illustrated presentation on educational opportunities at the Zoo and a sample guided tour of the Zoo.
The following are available free by writing:
Adopt-A-Pond, Toronto Zoo, 361A Old Finch Ave., Toronto, ON M1B 5K7 or
clicking here
The Urban Outback-Wetlands for Wildlife:
Tips on how to construct a wetland and curriculum resources based on wetland issues
Adopt-A-Pond's Wetland Curriculum Resource:
Currently used by hundreds of schools in Ontario, this curriculum includes four basic study modules: water, wetland ecology, amphibians and environmental issues
Adopt-A-Pond's Turtle Conservation Curriculum Resource:
Using the turtles of Ontario and sea turtles as examples, this curriculum resource teaches students from Grade 1 through 8 about the value of conservation
Living With Wildlife: Eastern Massasauga Rattlesnake Educator Curriculum Guide:
This resource curbs myths and misunderstandings about venomous snakes, and illustrates the role of stewardship in conservation
Amphibian Voice Newsletter
The official quarterly newsletter of the Adopt-A-Pond Wetland Conservation Programme follows a different theme in each issue, and is always a great source of ideas for classroom and field studies for students of all ages
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Teachers' Day
Discover how we can make your class visit a memorable education experience. On Sunday September 20, 2009, the Toronto Zoo invites teachers and one guest to come to the Zoo for a free visit and an Education Centre open house. A current teacher's card is required for admission. Pre-registration is not required.
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Serengeti Bush Camp
Extend your class's Zoo experience all the way to Africa at our Serengeti Bush Camp. This wild overnight experience (mid-May to the end of August) lets you and your class sleep out under the stars within roaring distance of lions, hyenas, elephants, and more. This amazing educational and entertaining program includes Zoo admission, tent accommodations, buffet style dinner & breakfast, snack, and an oppoutunity to see the rest of the Zoo on another day. The Serengeti Bush Camp site can accommodate up to 56 people.
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Adopt-An-Animal
By adopting an animal your class can contribute towards its care and feeding. The adoption package includes an adoption certificate, animal fact sheet, and a fun and informative newsletter. Packages begin at $25. Call us and find out how your students can become Zoo parents today. 416-392-9114
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