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Educational Programs

Animal Adaptations and Habitats for Younger Grades
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Location
Kensington Metropark - Nature Center
4570 Huron River Parkway
Milford, MI 48381
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Fee
$3 per student, $45 minimum per class
Duration
1 Hour
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Setting
Indoor

Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter

School, Homeschool, Community Group

K, 1, 2

Science

Wild Animals, Adaptations, Plants, Ecosystems, Habitats

K-LS1-1, K-LS1.C, K-ESS3-1, K-ESS3.A, 1-LS1.A, 1-LS1.B, 1-LS1.D, 2-LS4-1, 2-LS4.D
Program Description:

Using mounts, dramatization, and hands-on activities, we’ll look at how adaptations and habitat help shape the way an animal looks and acts. We’ll also learn about the basic needs of animals and the characteristics and behaviors that help them to survive. Working together, the class will create a map of where different species can be found during the current season. Students will have a chance to interact with live reptiles and amphibians, hear animal calls, and touch animal pelts and artifacts. Topics will correspond with the current season.

Learn more about the Kensington Nature Center.

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