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Our most popular show is a great introduction to the world of reptiles. Learn snake secrets and laugh at our lizard stories and turtle tales. Our educators and animal stars are sure to give your students a show they won’t forget and we promise that you’ll have fun too! Featured animal stars may include a boa or python, tortoise, lizards and other amazing animals.

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Discover the dynamic world of tropical rainforests while you meet beautiful jungle animals. Gorgeous animals from each layer of the forest will be featured along with educational tales of survival in this fascinating and endangered environment. Featured animal stars may include an iguana, boa constrictor, turtle and other rainforest creatures.

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Students will meet reptiles from a variety of habitats and discover why healthy ecosystems are so important to all life on Earth. This program was created using the Virginia Standards of Learning in Science to help teacher motivate their students to learn. Featured animals may include a boa constrictor, box turtle, bearded dragon, and other animals from around the world.

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Awesome animals from the awe-inspiring desert will be showcased during this program about one of our planet’s most extreme habitats. Find out how animals can survive in such harsh environments. Featured animal stars may include a uromastyx, tortoise, gecko, and more extreme animals.

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Uncover the secrets of the reptiles living in your own backyard. Learn what to do when you encounter wild animals and how to help wildlife in your own neighborhood. Featured animals may include an eastern rat snake, box turtle, snapping turtle, and other amazing native species.

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This educational live animal show explores various wetland habitats. Discover how wetland reptiles and amphibians adapt to the many challenges that come with living in aquatic environments. Featured animals may include the spotted salamander, american alligator, iguana & more!

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Fun science lessons, activities, arts, crafts, and projects that include a reptile theme. Have fun and feel free to pass them around or modify them to fit your needs.

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Fun and educational coloring sheets, word searches and puzzles.

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Crawlin Collage

Build a whole ecosystem or even a world with magazine cutouts and learn to place animals in their proper biome.

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Toad House

Your students will encourage an amazing animal to move in to your yard with this fun and creative project.

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Sniffers

Students will learn how reptiles smell with their tongues in this exciting and fun experiment.

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Animal Classification

Learn how classification works in a fun exercise with classroom objects.

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Food Web

Learn about the importance of different animals in the ecosystem and their roll in the food web.

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Where in the World

Travel the world and learn about human culture and languages, then present to the class!

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Coloring Pages & Wordfinds

Keep your little artists busy with these fantastic coloring pages.

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The Blind Naturalist

Students learn how scientists may use all their senses to learn about the natural world.

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Reptile Adaptation

Discover what allows animals to survive in their own environment while using their imagination.

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Reptiles Rock

Students will research and build the perfect world for a reptile in this creative and fun lesson focused on reptile habitats.

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Camo
Chameleon

Students will learn about animal camouflage and design camo for a creature of their own.

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Cold Blooded

A fun outdoor experiment that teaches children basic laws of thermodynamics as they pretend to be a reptile.

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Sound Art

Students will listen with their ears and create with their minds a beautiful picture of an animal sound.

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“The scouts really love her doing the alligator courting song.” – Bob Becklund, Cubmaster, Fairfax, VA