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Classroom Presentations
Reservations | Assemblies | Classroom
Presentations | Animal List
WILD
LIFE LIVE OUTREACH PROGRAMS For
schools, libraries, scout/4H groups and community events.
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Scheduling
and Cost
Oregon Zoo has a variety of birds, small mammals, reptiles
and insects available to visit your school. Classroom
presentations and full school assemblies are available.
Classroom
size shows are available starting at $50. Assemblies are $250
for the first show (max 400 students) and $175 for each additional
presentation at the same school on the same day. Travel costs
will be added for schools outside a 50-mile radius from the zoo.
For
more information or to schedule a presentation call 503-220-2781
or e-mail Tracy.Modde@oregonzoo.org.
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Assemblies
Assemblies are available in October and need to be scheduled at least two weeks
in advance.
Current
List of Assembly Presentations
Wild
Life Live Assembly
This 40 minute exciting presentation features
6 birds. Students get a close experience with birds they would
only be able to see from a distance in the
wild. They will get a chance to see the birds up close and see them fly! Our
birds are trained to perform natural behaviors and may fly right over their
heads. Learn about natural history, conservation efforts and the important
roles that birds of prey play in the wild. Birds in this program may include
a falcon, hawk, owl, vulture and an eagle.
Audience:
Show presentation can be for any age group. Limit of 400 people
for one assembly. If group
is larger, best to break into 2 assemblies.
Duration: ~40 minutes
Groups size: 400 maximum
Cost: $250 for one assembly, $425 for two on the same day.
Room:
Presentations given in gyms, cafeterias, auditoriums or very
large rooms. If rooms have windows, windows need to be covered
or curtains closed.
Availability:
Flighted shows are presented during October.
Book
an Assembly
Back to Wild Life Live
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Small
Group or Classroom Presentations
We
are available to visit your classroom in October, November, January
and February. Reservations must be made at least two weeks in advance.
Current
List of Classroom Presentations Available |
For
grades K-1 |
What
is a Bird?
Duration: 30 minutes
Group Size: 30 students max.
Cost: $70 for first program/ $55 for additional programs on the same day (up
to 4)
Stories,
live animals, and activities bring to life the characteristics
of birds. Learn how feathers, eggs and beaks make birds unique.
Includes two birds (at least one touchable) and touchable biofacts.
Oregon
Benchmarks: Life Sciences/Organisms
Washington EALRs: Science 1.1 |
Animal
Homes
Duration: 30 minutes
Group Size: 30 students max.
Cost: $70 for first program/ $55 for additional programs on the same day (up
to 4)
All
animals need a safe home. Learn what birds and other animals
look for in a perfect home. Includes two animals (at least one
touchable) and touchable biofacts.
Oregon
Benchmarks: Life Sciences/Organisms
Washington EALRs: Science 1.3
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For
grades 2-3 |
Critter
Coverings
Duration: 45 minutes
Group Size: 30 students max.
Cost: $85 for first program/ $70 for additional programs on the same day (up
to 4)
Feathers
for flying, scales for slithering and fur for fluffing…. Discover
how all these different body coverings help these animals survive.
Includes a raptor, reptile and mammal (at least one animal will
be touchable) and touchable biofacts.
Oregon
Benchmarks: Life Sciences/Organisms, Life Sciences/Diversity & Interdependence
Washington EALRs: Science 1.1
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Home
Sweet Habitat
Duration: 45 minutes
Group Size: 30 students max.
Cost: $85 for first program/ $70 for additional programs on the same day (up
to 4)
Compare
your home with animal homes. What do you have in common? What
is different? With help from some animals, discover what all
living things need to survive. Includes a raptor, reptile and
mammal (at least one animal will be touchable) and touchable
biofacts.
Oregon
Benchmarks: Life Sciences/Organisms, Life Sciences/Diversity & Interdependence,
Washington EALRs: Science 1.3
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For
grades 4-5 |
Adaptations
Duration: 60 minutes
Group Size: 30 students max.
Cost: $100 for first program/ $85 for additional programs on the same day (up
to 4)
Learn
how feet, teeth, fur and feathers help animals find enough food.
Discover special adaptations of predators and prey that help
them eat and avoid being eaten by others. Includes a raptor,
reptile and mammal (at least one animal will be touchable) and
touchable biofacts.
Oregon
Benchmarks: Life Sciences/Organisms, Life Sciences/Diversity & Interdependence
Washington EALRs: Science 1.3
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Live
Animal Presentations
Animals
help children connect with nature. We can bring animals to your
group to help make learning fun.
Animals:
Choose from birds, reptiles, insects or rats.
Audience: Presentation can be targeted to any age, but best for grades
K-3. Limit of one classroom per presentation. Please do not combine
classrooms.
Cost:
$50 for one animal. Additional charge for more. Call for details.
Availability: Available October-February.
Book
a Classroom Presentation
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Complete
List of Animals available for presentations include:
(Effort will be made to meet requests for specific animals but animal
health concerns may require substitutions.)
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Birds
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Invertebrates
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Reptiles
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Mammals
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| Golden
Eagle* (A,C) |
African
Millipede |
Desert
Tortoise |
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| Red-Tailed
Hawk *(A,C) |
Hissing
Cockroach |
Philippine
Sailfin Lizard |
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| Augur
Buzzard (A) |
Walking
Sticks |
Bearded
Lizard |
| Harris
Hawk * (A,C) |
Hermit
Crabs |
Ball
Python |
| Kestrel
* (A,C) |
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Gopher
Snake |
| Western
Screech Owl* (C) |
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Rosy
Boa Snake |
| Great
Horned Owl *(A,C) |
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Blue-tongued
Skink |
| Hadada
Ibis (A,C) |
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Taiwan
Beauty Snake |
Rats |
| Blue
and Gold Macaw (A,C) |
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Mexican
Rosy Boa |
Ferrets (C) |
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Hooded Vulture (A,C) |
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Hedgehogs (C) |
| Turkey
Vulture * (A,C) |
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Three-banded
Armadillo (C) |
| Bald
Eagle * (A) |
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venues limited to public/educational facilities
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