Can an elephant drink water through it's trunk like a big giant straw? What is the difference between African and Asian elephants? What do elephants eat? Join "Mr. B" (Trail Guide at the Phoenix Zoo), as he takes you on an exciting journey to learn all about elephants! This is the first of a series on Wild Animals.
How do reptiles live in temperatures so hot that you could fry an egg on the ground. What's the deal with losing their tails? Are rattlesnakes dangerous to humans? Imagine only having to go to the bathroom once a year! Find out more in All About Reptiles!
.Students will be transported to the western coast of Africa as they learn a welcome dance from Liberia and a social dance from Ghana. Fanga is a popular dance used to welcome visitors. Both dances feature songs that can be taught and sung in the traditional African call and response style.
What on earth do bulls and bears have to do with money? Just who is this Dow Jones guy anyway? And a NASDAQ?? Is that from Star Wars? Matt Stephenson is here to explain it all for your class with an introduction to the stock market. This passport will look at the basics of the exchange and the effects of the market on the world your students live in. An important and exciting passport!
Why are giraffes so tall? Why do they have black tongues? Why are giraffes known as the "Guardians of the Grasslands"? If you would like to know the answers to these and many other interesting Giraffe facts – you’re in the right place!
Who do you think of when you hear the reference to a meteorologist? Most of us think of the person on the television who tells us about the daily temperature and upcoming weather patterns. Meteorology is actually the science of the atmosphere
One of our favorite presenters talks about her favorite subject! BUGS! Maria Interlandi treats students to a tour of the world of bugs. Learn about how the insect world works, what bugs eat, how they live and how they work together.
Celebrate Science! We find out how clouds are formed and how they effect the weather. You even learn how to make clouds! Our scientist explores everything from hurricanes to humidity in this fun, interactive science lab.
Angelica Lindsey brings Black History Month alive with a Passport on 4 famous African Americans who made a remarkable impact on our world. Join us as Angelica helps students gain a greater understanding of Black History, the celebration, and the people who have made an impact on our lives.
Why are African Wild Dogs the world's most social canines? What makes them Africa's most endangered carnivore? How are they Africa's most successful predators? If you would like to explore the unique existence of African Wild Dogs, then this presentation is for you! Join "Mr. B" (Public Educator at the Phoenix Zoo), as he takes you on an exciting journey to learn "All About African Wild Dogs"!
