What: 1 hour and 30 minute class
Who: Three-year-olds and one adult
Where: Columbus Zoo and Aquarium Conservation Education Building
When: See dates below
Time: 1:30 pm - 3:00 pm
Cost: Members - $15 per child with one adult
Non-Members - $20 per child with one adult
Participants must be registered at least one week prior to the class date or a
$10 late registration fee will be applied.
How:
Contact us at (614) 645-3488.
Advance registration (reservation form) is required.
 
Parents come out and enjoy a Saturday morning at the Zoo with your three-year-old! This program is for three-year-olds who aren’t quite ready to stay without a parent or guardian. (An adult is required to stay during this program.)
 
Now You See Me, Now You Don't!
August 15, 2009    Program Code:  410500B1
Lots of animals use their camouflaged bodies to make them almost invisible.  Well, they at least make it really hard to see them out in the wild.  Today we explore the reasons why you should always keep an eye out, because you never know what animal could be hiding right in front of you!
           
I Wish That I Could Fly!
August 22, 2009    Program Code:  410500D1
Birds all over the world come in different shapes and sizes but they all have one thing in common:  feathers!  Join us as we explore the reasons why birds look and move the ways they do.  We'll also discover that birds are more intelligent than we give them credit for.

Animal A, B, Cs
September 19, 2009    Program Code:  110500A1
November 7, 2009        Program Code:  110500B1
A is for Anteater, B is for Baboon, C is for Cheetah.  Come join us as we learn about animals from A to Z.  We will discover there are lots of animals for each letter of the alphabet and also help your little one practice their A, B, Cs.

Why Are You So Slimy?
October 3, 2009          Program Code:  110500C1
November 14, 2009    Program Code:  110500D1
Have you ever wondered why some animals are furry and why some animals are really slimy?  If you were an amphibian, you wouldn't mind if you were very slimy.  Amphibians come in all shapes and sizes but they all have one thing in common, very slimy skin!  Today we will explore the reasons why amphibians look and move the ways they do and discover that amphibians live very complex lives.