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Name of Presentation |
Description |
Recommended Grade Level |
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Careers With Animals |
Discusses the different job opportunities working with or for animals. Gives information about education & requirements as well as salary expectations. |
6th-8th |
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Animal Issues |
Explores the many different hidden interactions we have with animals in our society. Students will be asked to consider their opinions on such topics as the use of animals for food, clothing, science, and entertainment. |
4th grade and older |
|
Too Much of a Good Thing |
Emphasizes the importance of spaying and neutering companion animals. The kids will participate in an activity to help illustrate the problem of pet overpopulation. |
3rd-5th |
|
Ocean Kin (formerly known as "All Creatures") |
Focuses on the marine mammals of the Monterey Bay and how we can live harmoniously with them and respect their habitat. |
3rd-5th |
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Web of Life |
Discusses how all living things are connected and emphasizes that everything we do has an impact on the other creatures on the planet. The presentation includes some information about local endangered species. |
2nd-5th |
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Animals Have Feelings Too |
Discusses how animals and people share similar feelings and explores this implication on responsible animal care. |
K-5th |
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Meet Your Local ACO |
Gives kids a chance to meet a local Animal Control Officer and learn about what they do and how we can help them. |
K-5th |
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Our Wild Neighbors |
A feltboard activity that introduces young children to the challenges of living harmoniously with wild animals in the city. |
K-1st |
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Play it Safe |
Discusses dog behavior and how to avoid situations that may result in a dog bite. A dog will be brought to the classroom so we can do some safe introductions. |
K- 5th |
























