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Cincinnati Zoo Program

Posted on: October 24, 2017

The Cincinnati Zoo visited the 2nd-grade classrooms to discuss what animals need to survive in their habitat. They talked about water, food, shelter, and camouflage.  They also discussed each animal's adaptations.  The Cincinnati Zoo brought two snakes, a frog, and a toad to Three Rivers Elementary. The kids loved it.... even the part where they got to hold the snake!

The second grade students holding a snake.
The Cincinnati Zoo program brought a snake to the elementary for kids to hold and touch.
The Cincinnati Zoo program brought a snake to the elementary for kids to hold and touch.
The Cincinnati Zoo program brought a snake to the elementary for kids to hold and touch.
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