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SUMMARY:ORLANDO Central Florida Zoo Homeschool Programs for Teens
DESCRIPTION:The Wildest Classroom In Central Florida \nAges: 13-17 \nTime: 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. \nAnnual Passholders: $20/per child \nNon-Passholders: $24/per child \nBring learning to life through unforgettable Zoo experiences! Designed specifically for homeschool students\, these engaging\, standards-aligned classes combine science\, wildlife\, and conservation with hands-on activities\, up-close animal encounters\, and outdoor exploration. \nOffered September through May\, program descriptions and dates are listed below. \n………………………. \nOctober 13\, 2026: X-treme Mammals \nStudents will experience an in-depth exploration of the amazing diversity of mammals and track them from the earth to the sky. \nFebruary 9\, 2027: Animal Enrichments in Zoos \nDiscover how Zookeepers use special activities\, toys\, foods\, and scents to encourage natural animal behaviors. \nApril 13\, 2027: Rescuing the Wild \nDiscover how wildlife heroes help protect animals in need! Students will learn about animal rescue\, rehabilitation\, and conservation efforts while exploring the challenges animals face and how we can help make a difference.
URL:https://funhomeschoolflorida.com/event/orlando-central-florida-zoo-homeschool-programs-for-teens/2027-02-09/
LOCATION:Central Florida Zoo\, 3755 W. Seminole Blvd.\, Sanford\, FL\, 32771\, United States
CATEGORIES:Orlando
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SUMMARY:ORLANDO Central Florida Zoo Homeschool Programs
DESCRIPTION:The Wildest Classroom In Central Florida \nAges: 5-8 \, 9-12\, and [13-17 Teen classes] \nTime: 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. \nAnnual Passholders: $20/per child \nNon-Passholders: $24/per child \nBring learning to life through unforgettable Zoo experiences! Designed specifically for homeschool students\, these engaging\, standards-aligned classes combine science\, wildlife\, and conservation with hands-on activities\, up-close animal encounters\, and outdoor exploration. \nOffered September through May\, program descriptions and dates are listed below. \nAges 5-8 \nSeptember 8 and 10\, 2026: Fabulous Felines \nStrength\, stealth\, and speed are all amazing feline adaptations. Join us to learn more about fabulous felids. \nOctober 13 and 15\, 2026: Design a Zoo \nLearn what it takes to design a zoo. From animal habitats\, to fun things to do\, it’s all important to create a great zoo! \nNovember 10 and 12\, 2026: Out Back Safari \nThere’s a whole big world waiting for you to explore! Discover the wild side of wildlife right here in Florida as we travel out our back doors. \nDecember 8 and 10\, 2026: Nocturnal Navigators \nDiscover what happens after dark with some nocturnal animal exploration. Learn about the special adaptations these animals use to survive in the night. Myth busters included! \nJanuary 12 and 14\, 2027: Chain Reaction \nWhat links cheetahs\, otters\, and great horned owls? Follow the food chain to discover who eats what in an ecosystem. \nFebruary 9 and 11\, 2027: Adventures in Science \nBiology\, zoology\, ecology\, so many ‘ology’s! Find out what it’s like to be a scientist and what each of the natural scientists study. \nMarch 9 and 11\, 2027: That’s My Baby! \nIt’s all about baby animals as we learn about animal parents and their young. Parental care\, to no care\, how do they survive and thrive? \nApril 13 and 15\, 2026: Wild About Disguises \nDiscover how animals “disappear” in the wild. Learn how they use their camouflage skills to hunt and to hide. \nMay 11 and 13\, 2027: Island Seekers \nIt’s time to set sail for far off and mysterious islands where strange and unusual animals roam the forests and walk the beaches \nAges 9-12 \nSeptember 8 and 10\, 2026: Animal Architects \nAnimal homes range from simple to extreme. From honey combs\, to bird nests\, tunnels to tree tops\, let’s explore and discover some incredible animal architecture. \nOctober 13 and 15\, 2026: Wild Weather Wonders \nIt’s raining\, it’s pouring\, the animals are…? As we study weather facts we will learn what animals do to weather the storm. \nNovember 10 and 12\, 2026: Zoo Life \nWho works at a zoo and what do they do? Check out what goes on behind-the-scenes as we take a look at what it takes to run a zoo. \nDecember 8 and 10\, 2026: We Like to Move It Move It \nWe’re moving and grooving on our way to meet animals from the island of Madagascar! How do real life animals compare to those in the movie? Join us to find out! \nJanuary 12 and 14\, 2027: Inquiring Minds Want to Know \nStudents rotate through different natural science stations as they explore some of nature’s animal mysteries up close. \nFebruary 9 and 11\, 2027: Wildlife Rehabilitation \nWhat should you do if you find an injured animal? Who takes care of these animals? It’s wildlife specialists to the rescue! \nMarch 9 and 11\, 2027: Species Discovery \nExplore newly discovered animal species using classification key activities\, variations and biodiversity. \nApril 13 and 15\, 2027: Zoo Keepers \nJoin us to discover what it takes to care for animals at the Zoo. Whatever the weather\, Zoo Keepers are on duty and taking care of the animals! \nMay 11 and 13\, 2027: Mission: Possible! \nIt’s mission POSSIBLE as we discover what we can do to save animals and our planet!
URL:https://funhomeschoolflorida.com/event/central-florida-zoo-homeschool-programs/2027-02-11/
LOCATION:Central Florida Zoo\, 3755 W. Seminole Blvd.\, Sanford\, FL\, 32771\, United States
CATEGORIES:Orlando
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SUMMARY:ORLANDO Central Florida Zoo Homeschool Programs
DESCRIPTION:The Wildest Classroom In Central Florida \nAges: 5-8 \, 9-12\, and [13-17 Teen classes] \nTime: 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. \nAnnual Passholders: $20/per child \nNon-Passholders: $24/per child \nBring learning to life through unforgettable Zoo experiences! Designed specifically for homeschool students\, these engaging\, standards-aligned classes combine science\, wildlife\, and conservation with hands-on activities\, up-close animal encounters\, and outdoor exploration. \nOffered September through May\, program descriptions and dates are listed below. \nAges 5-8 \nSeptember 8 and 10\, 2026: Fabulous Felines \nStrength\, stealth\, and speed are all amazing feline adaptations. Join us to learn more about fabulous felids. \nOctober 13 and 15\, 2026: Design a Zoo \nLearn what it takes to design a zoo. From animal habitats\, to fun things to do\, it’s all important to create a great zoo! \nNovember 10 and 12\, 2026: Out Back Safari \nThere’s a whole big world waiting for you to explore! Discover the wild side of wildlife right here in Florida as we travel out our back doors. \nDecember 8 and 10\, 2026: Nocturnal Navigators \nDiscover what happens after dark with some nocturnal animal exploration. Learn about the special adaptations these animals use to survive in the night. Myth busters included! \nJanuary 12 and 14\, 2027: Chain Reaction \nWhat links cheetahs\, otters\, and great horned owls? Follow the food chain to discover who eats what in an ecosystem. \nFebruary 9 and 11\, 2027: Adventures in Science \nBiology\, zoology\, ecology\, so many ‘ology’s! Find out what it’s like to be a scientist and what each of the natural scientists study. \nMarch 9 and 11\, 2027: That’s My Baby! \nIt’s all about baby animals as we learn about animal parents and their young. Parental care\, to no care\, how do they survive and thrive? \nApril 13 and 15\, 2026: Wild About Disguises \nDiscover how animals “disappear” in the wild. Learn how they use their camouflage skills to hunt and to hide. \nMay 11 and 13\, 2027: Island Seekers \nIt’s time to set sail for far off and mysterious islands where strange and unusual animals roam the forests and walk the beaches \nAges 9-12 \nSeptember 8 and 10\, 2026: Animal Architects \nAnimal homes range from simple to extreme. From honey combs\, to bird nests\, tunnels to tree tops\, let’s explore and discover some incredible animal architecture. \nOctober 13 and 15\, 2026: Wild Weather Wonders \nIt’s raining\, it’s pouring\, the animals are…? As we study weather facts we will learn what animals do to weather the storm. \nNovember 10 and 12\, 2026: Zoo Life \nWho works at a zoo and what do they do? Check out what goes on behind-the-scenes as we take a look at what it takes to run a zoo. \nDecember 8 and 10\, 2026: We Like to Move It Move It \nWe’re moving and grooving on our way to meet animals from the island of Madagascar! How do real life animals compare to those in the movie? Join us to find out! \nJanuary 12 and 14\, 2027: Inquiring Minds Want to Know \nStudents rotate through different natural science stations as they explore some of nature’s animal mysteries up close. \nFebruary 9 and 11\, 2027: Wildlife Rehabilitation \nWhat should you do if you find an injured animal? Who takes care of these animals? It’s wildlife specialists to the rescue! \nMarch 9 and 11\, 2027: Species Discovery \nExplore newly discovered animal species using classification key activities\, variations and biodiversity. \nApril 13 and 15\, 2027: Zoo Keepers \nJoin us to discover what it takes to care for animals at the Zoo. Whatever the weather\, Zoo Keepers are on duty and taking care of the animals! \nMay 11 and 13\, 2027: Mission: Possible! \nIt’s mission POSSIBLE as we discover what we can do to save animals and our planet!
URL:https://funhomeschoolflorida.com/event/central-florida-zoo-homeschool-programs/2027-03-09/
LOCATION:Central Florida Zoo\, 3755 W. Seminole Blvd.\, Sanford\, FL\, 32771\, United States
CATEGORIES:Orlando
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SUMMARY:ORLANDO Central Florida Zoo Homeschool Programs
DESCRIPTION:The Wildest Classroom In Central Florida \nAges: 5-8 \, 9-12\, and [13-17 Teen classes] \nTime: 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. \nAnnual Passholders: $20/per child \nNon-Passholders: $24/per child \nBring learning to life through unforgettable Zoo experiences! Designed specifically for homeschool students\, these engaging\, standards-aligned classes combine science\, wildlife\, and conservation with hands-on activities\, up-close animal encounters\, and outdoor exploration. \nOffered September through May\, program descriptions and dates are listed below. \nAges 5-8 \nSeptember 8 and 10\, 2026: Fabulous Felines \nStrength\, stealth\, and speed are all amazing feline adaptations. Join us to learn more about fabulous felids. \nOctober 13 and 15\, 2026: Design a Zoo \nLearn what it takes to design a zoo. From animal habitats\, to fun things to do\, it’s all important to create a great zoo! \nNovember 10 and 12\, 2026: Out Back Safari \nThere’s a whole big world waiting for you to explore! Discover the wild side of wildlife right here in Florida as we travel out our back doors. \nDecember 8 and 10\, 2026: Nocturnal Navigators \nDiscover what happens after dark with some nocturnal animal exploration. Learn about the special adaptations these animals use to survive in the night. Myth busters included! \nJanuary 12 and 14\, 2027: Chain Reaction \nWhat links cheetahs\, otters\, and great horned owls? Follow the food chain to discover who eats what in an ecosystem. \nFebruary 9 and 11\, 2027: Adventures in Science \nBiology\, zoology\, ecology\, so many ‘ology’s! Find out what it’s like to be a scientist and what each of the natural scientists study. \nMarch 9 and 11\, 2027: That’s My Baby! \nIt’s all about baby animals as we learn about animal parents and their young. Parental care\, to no care\, how do they survive and thrive? \nApril 13 and 15\, 2026: Wild About Disguises \nDiscover how animals “disappear” in the wild. Learn how they use their camouflage skills to hunt and to hide. \nMay 11 and 13\, 2027: Island Seekers \nIt’s time to set sail for far off and mysterious islands where strange and unusual animals roam the forests and walk the beaches \nAges 9-12 \nSeptember 8 and 10\, 2026: Animal Architects \nAnimal homes range from simple to extreme. From honey combs\, to bird nests\, tunnels to tree tops\, let’s explore and discover some incredible animal architecture. \nOctober 13 and 15\, 2026: Wild Weather Wonders \nIt’s raining\, it’s pouring\, the animals are…? As we study weather facts we will learn what animals do to weather the storm. \nNovember 10 and 12\, 2026: Zoo Life \nWho works at a zoo and what do they do? Check out what goes on behind-the-scenes as we take a look at what it takes to run a zoo. \nDecember 8 and 10\, 2026: We Like to Move It Move It \nWe’re moving and grooving on our way to meet animals from the island of Madagascar! How do real life animals compare to those in the movie? Join us to find out! \nJanuary 12 and 14\, 2027: Inquiring Minds Want to Know \nStudents rotate through different natural science stations as they explore some of nature’s animal mysteries up close. \nFebruary 9 and 11\, 2027: Wildlife Rehabilitation \nWhat should you do if you find an injured animal? Who takes care of these animals? It’s wildlife specialists to the rescue! \nMarch 9 and 11\, 2027: Species Discovery \nExplore newly discovered animal species using classification key activities\, variations and biodiversity. \nApril 13 and 15\, 2027: Zoo Keepers \nJoin us to discover what it takes to care for animals at the Zoo. Whatever the weather\, Zoo Keepers are on duty and taking care of the animals! \nMay 11 and 13\, 2027: Mission: Possible! \nIt’s mission POSSIBLE as we discover what we can do to save animals and our planet!
URL:https://funhomeschoolflorida.com/event/central-florida-zoo-homeschool-programs/2027-03-11/
LOCATION:Central Florida Zoo\, 3755 W. Seminole Blvd.\, Sanford\, FL\, 32771\, United States
CATEGORIES:Orlando
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SUMMARY:ORLANDO Central Florida Zoo Homeschool Programs
DESCRIPTION:The Wildest Classroom In Central Florida \nAges: 5-8 \, 9-12\, and [13-17 Teen classes] \nTime: 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. \nAnnual Passholders: $20/per child \nNon-Passholders: $24/per child \nBring learning to life through unforgettable Zoo experiences! Designed specifically for homeschool students\, these engaging\, standards-aligned classes combine science\, wildlife\, and conservation with hands-on activities\, up-close animal encounters\, and outdoor exploration. \nOffered September through May\, program descriptions and dates are listed below. \nAges 5-8 \nSeptember 8 and 10\, 2026: Fabulous Felines \nStrength\, stealth\, and speed are all amazing feline adaptations. Join us to learn more about fabulous felids. \nOctober 13 and 15\, 2026: Design a Zoo \nLearn what it takes to design a zoo. From animal habitats\, to fun things to do\, it’s all important to create a great zoo! \nNovember 10 and 12\, 2026: Out Back Safari \nThere’s a whole big world waiting for you to explore! Discover the wild side of wildlife right here in Florida as we travel out our back doors. \nDecember 8 and 10\, 2026: Nocturnal Navigators \nDiscover what happens after dark with some nocturnal animal exploration. Learn about the special adaptations these animals use to survive in the night. Myth busters included! \nJanuary 12 and 14\, 2027: Chain Reaction \nWhat links cheetahs\, otters\, and great horned owls? Follow the food chain to discover who eats what in an ecosystem. \nFebruary 9 and 11\, 2027: Adventures in Science \nBiology\, zoology\, ecology\, so many ‘ology’s! Find out what it’s like to be a scientist and what each of the natural scientists study. \nMarch 9 and 11\, 2027: That’s My Baby! \nIt’s all about baby animals as we learn about animal parents and their young. Parental care\, to no care\, how do they survive and thrive? \nApril 13 and 15\, 2026: Wild About Disguises \nDiscover how animals “disappear” in the wild. Learn how they use their camouflage skills to hunt and to hide. \nMay 11 and 13\, 2027: Island Seekers \nIt’s time to set sail for far off and mysterious islands where strange and unusual animals roam the forests and walk the beaches \nAges 9-12 \nSeptember 8 and 10\, 2026: Animal Architects \nAnimal homes range from simple to extreme. From honey combs\, to bird nests\, tunnels to tree tops\, let’s explore and discover some incredible animal architecture. \nOctober 13 and 15\, 2026: Wild Weather Wonders \nIt’s raining\, it’s pouring\, the animals are…? As we study weather facts we will learn what animals do to weather the storm. \nNovember 10 and 12\, 2026: Zoo Life \nWho works at a zoo and what do they do? Check out what goes on behind-the-scenes as we take a look at what it takes to run a zoo. \nDecember 8 and 10\, 2026: We Like to Move It Move It \nWe’re moving and grooving on our way to meet animals from the island of Madagascar! How do real life animals compare to those in the movie? Join us to find out! \nJanuary 12 and 14\, 2027: Inquiring Minds Want to Know \nStudents rotate through different natural science stations as they explore some of nature’s animal mysteries up close. \nFebruary 9 and 11\, 2027: Wildlife Rehabilitation \nWhat should you do if you find an injured animal? Who takes care of these animals? It’s wildlife specialists to the rescue! \nMarch 9 and 11\, 2027: Species Discovery \nExplore newly discovered animal species using classification key activities\, variations and biodiversity. \nApril 13 and 15\, 2027: Zoo Keepers \nJoin us to discover what it takes to care for animals at the Zoo. Whatever the weather\, Zoo Keepers are on duty and taking care of the animals! \nMay 11 and 13\, 2027: Mission: Possible! \nIt’s mission POSSIBLE as we discover what we can do to save animals and our planet!
URL:https://funhomeschoolflorida.com/event/central-florida-zoo-homeschool-programs/2027-04-08/
LOCATION:Central Florida Zoo\, 3755 W. Seminole Blvd.\, Sanford\, FL\, 32771\, United States
CATEGORIES:Orlando
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CREATED:20260903T094049Z
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SUMMARY:ORLANDO Central Florida Zoo Homeschool Programs
DESCRIPTION:The Wildest Classroom In Central Florida \nAges: 5-8 \, 9-12\, and [13-17 Teen classes] \nTime: 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. \nAnnual Passholders: $20/per child \nNon-Passholders: $24/per child \nBring learning to life through unforgettable Zoo experiences! Designed specifically for homeschool students\, these engaging\, standards-aligned classes combine science\, wildlife\, and conservation with hands-on activities\, up-close animal encounters\, and outdoor exploration. \nOffered September through May\, program descriptions and dates are listed below. \nAges 5-8 \nSeptember 8 and 10\, 2026: Fabulous Felines \nStrength\, stealth\, and speed are all amazing feline adaptations. Join us to learn more about fabulous felids. \nOctober 13 and 15\, 2026: Design a Zoo \nLearn what it takes to design a zoo. From animal habitats\, to fun things to do\, it’s all important to create a great zoo! \nNovember 10 and 12\, 2026: Out Back Safari \nThere’s a whole big world waiting for you to explore! Discover the wild side of wildlife right here in Florida as we travel out our back doors. \nDecember 8 and 10\, 2026: Nocturnal Navigators \nDiscover what happens after dark with some nocturnal animal exploration. Learn about the special adaptations these animals use to survive in the night. Myth busters included! \nJanuary 12 and 14\, 2027: Chain Reaction \nWhat links cheetahs\, otters\, and great horned owls? Follow the food chain to discover who eats what in an ecosystem. \nFebruary 9 and 11\, 2027: Adventures in Science \nBiology\, zoology\, ecology\, so many ‘ology’s! Find out what it’s like to be a scientist and what each of the natural scientists study. \nMarch 9 and 11\, 2027: That’s My Baby! \nIt’s all about baby animals as we learn about animal parents and their young. Parental care\, to no care\, how do they survive and thrive? \nApril 13 and 15\, 2026: Wild About Disguises \nDiscover how animals “disappear” in the wild. Learn how they use their camouflage skills to hunt and to hide. \nMay 11 and 13\, 2027: Island Seekers \nIt’s time to set sail for far off and mysterious islands where strange and unusual animals roam the forests and walk the beaches \nAges 9-12 \nSeptember 8 and 10\, 2026: Animal Architects \nAnimal homes range from simple to extreme. From honey combs\, to bird nests\, tunnels to tree tops\, let’s explore and discover some incredible animal architecture. \nOctober 13 and 15\, 2026: Wild Weather Wonders \nIt’s raining\, it’s pouring\, the animals are…? As we study weather facts we will learn what animals do to weather the storm. \nNovember 10 and 12\, 2026: Zoo Life \nWho works at a zoo and what do they do? Check out what goes on behind-the-scenes as we take a look at what it takes to run a zoo. \nDecember 8 and 10\, 2026: We Like to Move It Move It \nWe’re moving and grooving on our way to meet animals from the island of Madagascar! How do real life animals compare to those in the movie? Join us to find out! \nJanuary 12 and 14\, 2027: Inquiring Minds Want to Know \nStudents rotate through different natural science stations as they explore some of nature’s animal mysteries up close. \nFebruary 9 and 11\, 2027: Wildlife Rehabilitation \nWhat should you do if you find an injured animal? Who takes care of these animals? It’s wildlife specialists to the rescue! \nMarch 9 and 11\, 2027: Species Discovery \nExplore newly discovered animal species using classification key activities\, variations and biodiversity. \nApril 13 and 15\, 2027: Zoo Keepers \nJoin us to discover what it takes to care for animals at the Zoo. Whatever the weather\, Zoo Keepers are on duty and taking care of the animals! \nMay 11 and 13\, 2027: Mission: Possible! \nIt’s mission POSSIBLE as we discover what we can do to save animals and our planet!
URL:https://funhomeschoolflorida.com/event/central-florida-zoo-homeschool-programs/2027-04-13/
LOCATION:Central Florida Zoo\, 3755 W. Seminole Blvd.\, Sanford\, FL\, 32771\, United States
CATEGORIES:Orlando
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DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20270413T160000
DTSTAMP:20260904T095755Z
CREATED:20260904T095755Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260904T095755Z
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SUMMARY:ORLANDO Central Florida Zoo Homeschool Programs for Teens
DESCRIPTION:The Wildest Classroom In Central Florida \nAges: 13-17 \nTime: 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. \nAnnual Passholders: $20/per child \nNon-Passholders: $24/per child \nBring learning to life through unforgettable Zoo experiences! Designed specifically for homeschool students\, these engaging\, standards-aligned classes combine science\, wildlife\, and conservation with hands-on activities\, up-close animal encounters\, and outdoor exploration. \nOffered September through May\, program descriptions and dates are listed below. \n………………………. \nOctober 13\, 2026: X-treme Mammals \nStudents will experience an in-depth exploration of the amazing diversity of mammals and track them from the earth to the sky. \nFebruary 9\, 2027: Animal Enrichments in Zoos \nDiscover how Zookeepers use special activities\, toys\, foods\, and scents to encourage natural animal behaviors. \nApril 13\, 2027: Rescuing the Wild \nDiscover how wildlife heroes help protect animals in need! Students will learn about animal rescue\, rehabilitation\, and conservation efforts while exploring the challenges animals face and how we can help make a difference.
URL:https://funhomeschoolflorida.com/event/orlando-central-florida-zoo-homeschool-programs-for-teens/2027-04-13/
LOCATION:Central Florida Zoo\, 3755 W. Seminole Blvd.\, Sanford\, FL\, 32771\, United States
CATEGORIES:Orlando
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SUMMARY:ORLANDO Central Florida Zoo Homeschool Programs
DESCRIPTION:The Wildest Classroom In Central Florida \nAges: 5-8 \, 9-12\, and [13-17 Teen classes] \nTime: 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. \nAnnual Passholders: $20/per child \nNon-Passholders: $24/per child \nBring learning to life through unforgettable Zoo experiences! Designed specifically for homeschool students\, these engaging\, standards-aligned classes combine science\, wildlife\, and conservation with hands-on activities\, up-close animal encounters\, and outdoor exploration. \nOffered September through May\, program descriptions and dates are listed below. \nAges 5-8 \nSeptember 8 and 10\, 2026: Fabulous Felines \nStrength\, stealth\, and speed are all amazing feline adaptations. Join us to learn more about fabulous felids. \nOctober 13 and 15\, 2026: Design a Zoo \nLearn what it takes to design a zoo. From animal habitats\, to fun things to do\, it’s all important to create a great zoo! \nNovember 10 and 12\, 2026: Out Back Safari \nThere’s a whole big world waiting for you to explore! Discover the wild side of wildlife right here in Florida as we travel out our back doors. \nDecember 8 and 10\, 2026: Nocturnal Navigators \nDiscover what happens after dark with some nocturnal animal exploration. Learn about the special adaptations these animals use to survive in the night. Myth busters included! \nJanuary 12 and 14\, 2027: Chain Reaction \nWhat links cheetahs\, otters\, and great horned owls? Follow the food chain to discover who eats what in an ecosystem. \nFebruary 9 and 11\, 2027: Adventures in Science \nBiology\, zoology\, ecology\, so many ‘ology’s! Find out what it’s like to be a scientist and what each of the natural scientists study. \nMarch 9 and 11\, 2027: That’s My Baby! \nIt’s all about baby animals as we learn about animal parents and their young. Parental care\, to no care\, how do they survive and thrive? \nApril 13 and 15\, 2026: Wild About Disguises \nDiscover how animals “disappear” in the wild. Learn how they use their camouflage skills to hunt and to hide. \nMay 11 and 13\, 2027: Island Seekers \nIt’s time to set sail for far off and mysterious islands where strange and unusual animals roam the forests and walk the beaches \nAges 9-12 \nSeptember 8 and 10\, 2026: Animal Architects \nAnimal homes range from simple to extreme. From honey combs\, to bird nests\, tunnels to tree tops\, let’s explore and discover some incredible animal architecture. \nOctober 13 and 15\, 2026: Wild Weather Wonders \nIt’s raining\, it’s pouring\, the animals are…? As we study weather facts we will learn what animals do to weather the storm. \nNovember 10 and 12\, 2026: Zoo Life \nWho works at a zoo and what do they do? Check out what goes on behind-the-scenes as we take a look at what it takes to run a zoo. \nDecember 8 and 10\, 2026: We Like to Move It Move It \nWe’re moving and grooving on our way to meet animals from the island of Madagascar! How do real life animals compare to those in the movie? Join us to find out! \nJanuary 12 and 14\, 2027: Inquiring Minds Want to Know \nStudents rotate through different natural science stations as they explore some of nature’s animal mysteries up close. \nFebruary 9 and 11\, 2027: Wildlife Rehabilitation \nWhat should you do if you find an injured animal? Who takes care of these animals? It’s wildlife specialists to the rescue! \nMarch 9 and 11\, 2027: Species Discovery \nExplore newly discovered animal species using classification key activities\, variations and biodiversity. \nApril 13 and 15\, 2027: Zoo Keepers \nJoin us to discover what it takes to care for animals at the Zoo. Whatever the weather\, Zoo Keepers are on duty and taking care of the animals! \nMay 11 and 13\, 2027: Mission: Possible! \nIt’s mission POSSIBLE as we discover what we can do to save animals and our planet!
URL:https://funhomeschoolflorida.com/event/central-florida-zoo-homeschool-programs/2027-05-11/
LOCATION:Central Florida Zoo\, 3755 W. Seminole Blvd.\, Sanford\, FL\, 32771\, United States
CATEGORIES:Orlando
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UID:10006493-1810216800-1810224000@funhomeschoolflorida.com
SUMMARY:ORLANDO Central Florida Zoo Homeschool Programs
DESCRIPTION:The Wildest Classroom In Central Florida \nAges: 5-8 \, 9-12\, and [13-17 Teen classes] \nTime: 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. \nAnnual Passholders: $20/per child \nNon-Passholders: $24/per child \nBring learning to life through unforgettable Zoo experiences! Designed specifically for homeschool students\, these engaging\, standards-aligned classes combine science\, wildlife\, and conservation with hands-on activities\, up-close animal encounters\, and outdoor exploration. \nOffered September through May\, program descriptions and dates are listed below. \nAges 5-8 \nSeptember 8 and 10\, 2026: Fabulous Felines \nStrength\, stealth\, and speed are all amazing feline adaptations. Join us to learn more about fabulous felids. \nOctober 13 and 15\, 2026: Design a Zoo \nLearn what it takes to design a zoo. From animal habitats\, to fun things to do\, it’s all important to create a great zoo! \nNovember 10 and 12\, 2026: Out Back Safari \nThere’s a whole big world waiting for you to explore! Discover the wild side of wildlife right here in Florida as we travel out our back doors. \nDecember 8 and 10\, 2026: Nocturnal Navigators \nDiscover what happens after dark with some nocturnal animal exploration. Learn about the special adaptations these animals use to survive in the night. Myth busters included! \nJanuary 12 and 14\, 2027: Chain Reaction \nWhat links cheetahs\, otters\, and great horned owls? Follow the food chain to discover who eats what in an ecosystem. \nFebruary 9 and 11\, 2027: Adventures in Science \nBiology\, zoology\, ecology\, so many ‘ology’s! Find out what it’s like to be a scientist and what each of the natural scientists study. \nMarch 9 and 11\, 2027: That’s My Baby! \nIt’s all about baby animals as we learn about animal parents and their young. Parental care\, to no care\, how do they survive and thrive? \nApril 13 and 15\, 2026: Wild About Disguises \nDiscover how animals “disappear” in the wild. Learn how they use their camouflage skills to hunt and to hide. \nMay 11 and 13\, 2027: Island Seekers \nIt’s time to set sail for far off and mysterious islands where strange and unusual animals roam the forests and walk the beaches \nAges 9-12 \nSeptember 8 and 10\, 2026: Animal Architects \nAnimal homes range from simple to extreme. From honey combs\, to bird nests\, tunnels to tree tops\, let’s explore and discover some incredible animal architecture. \nOctober 13 and 15\, 2026: Wild Weather Wonders \nIt’s raining\, it’s pouring\, the animals are…? As we study weather facts we will learn what animals do to weather the storm. \nNovember 10 and 12\, 2026: Zoo Life \nWho works at a zoo and what do they do? Check out what goes on behind-the-scenes as we take a look at what it takes to run a zoo. \nDecember 8 and 10\, 2026: We Like to Move It Move It \nWe’re moving and grooving on our way to meet animals from the island of Madagascar! How do real life animals compare to those in the movie? Join us to find out! \nJanuary 12 and 14\, 2027: Inquiring Minds Want to Know \nStudents rotate through different natural science stations as they explore some of nature’s animal mysteries up close. \nFebruary 9 and 11\, 2027: Wildlife Rehabilitation \nWhat should you do if you find an injured animal? Who takes care of these animals? It’s wildlife specialists to the rescue! \nMarch 9 and 11\, 2027: Species Discovery \nExplore newly discovered animal species using classification key activities\, variations and biodiversity. \nApril 13 and 15\, 2027: Zoo Keepers \nJoin us to discover what it takes to care for animals at the Zoo. Whatever the weather\, Zoo Keepers are on duty and taking care of the animals! \nMay 11 and 13\, 2027: Mission: Possible! \nIt’s mission POSSIBLE as we discover what we can do to save animals and our planet!
URL:https://funhomeschoolflorida.com/event/central-florida-zoo-homeschool-programs/2027-05-13/
LOCATION:Central Florida Zoo\, 3755 W. Seminole Blvd.\, Sanford\, FL\, 32771\, United States
CATEGORIES:Orlando
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