ZooMobile Outreach
Let the Zoo come to YOU! A trained educator presents an exciting program using live animals, biofacts like bones and fun activities to your students. This popular program gives your students a connection to animals and conservation without ever leaving the classroom! To find out if this program is right for you, please review the Program Packet and GPS information prior to registering.
Dates: Monday- Friday, year-round
Time/duration: select a start time from 10 a.m. - 2:45 p.m.; sessions lasts 45 minutes
Reservations/payment: must be made 6 weeks in advance
Fee: $360 for one session, $475 for two session and $590 for three session
- Program must be in a quiet, temperature-controlled location within a 60 mile radius of Zoo Atlanta.
- Sessions must be at same location on same day to receive the multiple-session price.
- Maximum of 60 participants per session
- To reserve ZooMobile tax-free, a tax-exempt form must be submitted at the time of reservation.
- All programs come with grade-specific activities to use at the Zoo and before and after your visit.
- What animals might visit? (PDF)
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Program |
Grade |
Description |
| Wild Features |
PreK |
Students compare the body parts of animals and humans and discover how we use senses just like animals. |
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Beastly Basics |
Kindergarten- |
Explore animal characteristics and learn how animals meet their basic needs and care for their young. Students will also see how they can help protect these wild and wonderful animals. |
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Georgia Goes Wild |
3rd-4th grade |
Students become immersed in the similarities and differences between mammals and reptiles from Georgia and around the world. They will also learn how to be respectful of animals at home and in the wild. |
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What Vertebrate am I? |
5th grade |
What makes a mammal a mammal? Students learn the features used to classify vertebrates and practice classification. |
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Creature Connections |
6th-8th grade |
Students discuss the delicate balance of species in the food web by examining animal skulls and learning about predator and prey relationships. |
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Endangered Species |
9th-12th grade |
Why are many animals endangered, and what can students do to help prevent extinction? Students will see confiscated animal products and have an opportunity to touch one endangered or threatened animal. |
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Register for ZooMobile online OR call 404.624.WILD. |
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