Meet our Classroom Pets.
Our animal friends play an important role in bringing learning to life! As part of our Animal Science curriculum, students are introduced to a variety of pets that help them explore topics such as pet care, habitats, nature, and species classification.
Our current lineup includes water turtles, tortoises, a 30-gallon freshwater community aquarium, and a friendly bearded dragon—each with their own unique features and needs. These animals have joined us through personal hobby collecting, generous donor gifts, or rescues, making them not only classroom companions but also part of a larger story of care and compassion.
Students enjoy hands-on experiences during presentations, developing responsibility and curiosity while gaining a deeper appreciation for the natural world. And we’re growing—rabbits will soon be hopping into our program to expand the fun and learning!
Our Aquarium
30 Gallon Community Tank
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Tamika
Bearded Dragon
August
African Sulcata Tortoise
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October
Texas Brown Desert Tortoise
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December
African Sulcata Tortoise
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Pumpkin
African Sulcata Tortoise
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Spice
African Sulcata Tortoise
Johnny Boy
Pitbull Terrier
Ralphie, Mikey, Donnie, Leo, April & Sensei
Aquatic Turtles (Red & Yellow Sliders
Coming Soon
Lion Head Rabbit
Mobile Field Trips Now Available, bring your students to us, or we can come to you!
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