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| The main principles of our programs are tied into Kentucky Core Content. |
Reptiles are used as models and examples of biological concepts, so students learn more than just what a particular animal eats or where it lives. |
| The Kentucky Reptile Zoo can supplement your current biological science or ecology program with an introduction to the reptilian world. |
Presentations are available for children in grades K-12 and groups of all sizes. |
| All our programs are guaranteed to be informational, scientific, and of course FUN! |
School Programs
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This program features a variety of reptiles, centering on the diversity of the reptilian world and the unique characteristics of each individual creature. |
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| Learn how reptiles have adapted to their environment and the important role they play in the natural world. | ||
Reptiles presented in this program range from young alligators to large pythons; a total of six live reptiles are presented (requests can be taken for particular animals). |
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| It is sure to amaze and captivate all ages. |
| This program features a variety of reptiles, centering on the diversity of the reptilian world and the unique characteristics of each individual creature. |
| Learn how reptiles have adapted to their environment and the important role they play in the natural world. |
Reptiles presented in this program range from young alligators to large pythons; a total of six live reptiles are presented (requests can be taken for particular animals). |
| It is sure to amaze and captivate all ages. |
Sample Topics by Age Group
Elementary Level
"Classification And Characteristics"
Why are alligators more closely related to birds than reptiles?
"Structures And Their Functions"
Ever wonder why a blue tongue skink has a blue tongue?
"Environments"
How are reptiles adapted to their environments? Wouldn’t being legless be a disadvantage for snakes?
Middle School Level
"Diversity Of Organisms"
How many different crocodilians are there?
"Environmental Issues"
Why is the desert tortoise a threatened species?
"Regulation Of Internal Environment"
How do ectotherms manage their lifestyle?
High School Level
"Uses Of Science And Technology"
What are the medical uses of snake venom?
"Human Effects On Ecosystems"
How were alligators saved from extinction?
"Changes In Science"
How can copperhead venom be used for breast cancer treatment in the future?
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| The main principles of our programs are tied into Kentucky Core Content. |
Reptiles are used as models and examples of biological concepts, so students learn more than just what a particular animal eats or where it lives. |
| The Kentucky Reptile Zoo can supplement your current biological science or ecology program with an introduction to the reptilian world. |
Presentations are available for children in grades K-12 and groups of all sizes. |
| All our programs are guaranteed to be informational, scientific, and of course FUN! |
School Programs
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This program features a variety of reptiles, centering on the diversity of the reptilian world and the unique characteristics of each individual creature. |
|
| Learn how reptiles have adapted to their environment and the important role they play in the natural world. | ||
Reptiles presented in this program range from young alligators to large pythons; a total of six live reptiles are presented (requests can be taken for particular animals). |
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| It is sure to amaze and captivate all ages. |
| This program features a variety of reptiles, centering on the diversity of the reptilian world and the unique characteristics of each individual creature. |
| Learn how reptiles have adapted to their environment and the important role they play in the natural world. |
Reptiles presented in this program range from young alligators to large pythons; a total of six live reptiles are presented (requests can be taken for particular animals). |
| It is sure to amaze and captivate all ages. |
Sample Topics by Age Group
Elementary Level
"Classification And Characteristics"
Why are alligators more closely related to birds than reptiles?
"Structures And Their Functions"
Ever wonder why a blue tongue skink has a blue tongue?
"Environments"
How are reptiles adapted to their environments? Wouldn’t being legless be a disadvantage for snakes?
Middle School Level
"Diversity Of Organisms"
How many different crocodilians are there?
"Environmental Issues"
Why is the desert tortoise a threatened species?
"Regulation Of Internal Environment"
How do ectotherms manage their lifestyle?
High School Level
"Uses Of Science And Technology"
What are the medical uses of snake venom?
"Human Effects On Ecosystems"
How were alligators saved from extinction?
"Changes In Science"
How can copperhead venom be used for breast cancer treatment in the future?
