Zoo To You At School
Bring Zoological Society Programs to Your School
Bring the Zoo to your students by booking a Zoo educator visit for your classroom! This is a great way to help your students engage with animal and conservation curriculum when coordination and financial resources are too limited for a Zoo field trip for an entire class.
Our educators will travel to your school to deliver an interactive, standards-based lesson that includes either a live animal or animal biofacts for a personalized, hands-on experience! Teachers can choose from a number of different topics to help fulfill their science needs.
Schedule a Performance from Our Kohl’s Wild Theater Team
If you’re looking for educational opportunities at your school that go beyond your own classroom, check out our educational theater group! Kohl’s Wild Theater brings conservation and animal science to life through free theatrical performances for schools. Our troupe of talented and educated actors bring the set, costumes, and puppets, to a school-provided space to entertain and engage with your students. Through the power of theater, students and adults alike will learn about animals and conservation and find themselves inspired to take action. Interactive pre- and post-show workshops are also available for further learning.
Schedule a Performance from Our Kohl’s Wild Theater Team
If you’re looking for educational opportunities at your school that go beyond your own classroom, check out our educational theater group! Kohl’s Wild Theater brings conservation and animal science to life through free theatrical performances for schools. Our troupe of talented and educated actors bring the set, costumes, and puppets, to a school-provided space to entertain and engage with your students. Through the power of theater, students and adults alike will learn about animals and conservation and find themselves inspired to take action. Interactive pre- and post-show workshops are also available for further learning.
Pick the Perfect Program for Your Students
Zoological Society educators break down animal and wildlife themes through songs, pictures, movement, and biofacts such as fur, teeth, or bones, to help younger students connect to the material. Older students dive deeper into animals, science, and conservation through hands-on activities such as games, design challenges, and simulations. Some programs may include a live animal. These programs are available for schools a maximum of 30 miles from the Zoo. The first program is $120, and each additional program of the same type on the same day is $80.
To book a Zoo To You program for your students, look at the options below and inquire here. Our Registration Specialist will contact you.
Check out our Zoo To You At School Programs
If you are interested in booking a school program, please complete this inquiry form. We will contact you to book your program. Limited scholarships are available to reduce program fees. Mark your interest on the form and we will contact you.
Animal Athletes
(K3-K5)
Can you run as fast as a cheetah or jump as far as a kangaroo? Find out as we hand out awards to the animal kingdom’s top athletes. Practice moving like your favorite animal athletes during an animal movement game! Program is one hour at your school.
Bugs, Bugs, Bugs
(K3-K5)
Butterflies, spiders, bees and worms – which of these animals are insects and which are not? Discover the tricks to identify insects and create your own insect guide.
Critter Covers
(K5-2nd)
Is it a mammal, bird, reptile, fish or amphibian? Students will learn about animal classification and meet a mystery critter. We’ll sing a special Critter Covers song, play a matching game and touch real fur, feathers and scales. Program is 45 minutes at your school.
Habitats
(2nd-3rd)
What makes a habitat a home? It’s all about food, water, shelter and space! From dodging predators to finding food, living in the wild has its challenges. Students will investigate a variety of habitats to learn how animals survive in them. Program is one hour at your school.
Jaws, Claws, Paws
(4th-8th)
Discover how predators succeed at hunting their prey. Learn through hands-on examination of skulls, claws, talons and teeth. We’ll take an active role in analyzing the predator-prey relationship and look at one of our Zoo predators up close! Program is one hour at your school.
We are very grateful for the zoo programs that travel. It is great to have “Field trip” activities in the winter.
Great balance between teaching and having the kids interact. All the students were engaged the whole time!
I love how the program changes and improves every year. I appreciate the time taken to reflect and evaluate to make adjustments and improvements.
We are always so impressed by zoo instructors and their engaging presentations. The lesson was simple for children to learn and pay attention to! Very age appropriate. Thanks so much! We plan to have you back next year.
