The children went to the zoo last Thursday for their 'Outdoor Learning at the Zoo' experience.
The purpose of this trip is not only for the children's enjoyment, but also to tie in with our Science Project Work - Creating an Imaginary Animal.
After the trip, the children will be asked to brainstorm features of animals, and step by step, plan and design an imaginary animal of their own in groups of fours.
Loads of pictures for you to enjoy!
Some pictures taken before the children went out, very energetic and excited I must say:
At the canteen, waiting for the bus:
Going up the bus:
At the zoo:
White Rhinoceros:
In a hut beside the rhinoceroses, the children were pinching their noses ...
The giraffes ...
The jaguar lying on a log ...
Honestly, I got no idea what the children were amazed at: 
At the Reptile Garden:
Children surrounding the Giant Tortoise that gave me a scare:
At the Fragile Forest:
Junwei trying to get the butterfly to land on his palm
Butterflies feeding on something sweet, we presumed:
The raccoons:
The bats:
Mark having his picture taken with butterflies
We were ahead of time, so we went to the Kidsworld:
Comparing their masses with the horses':
A miniature horse being groomed:
Tired and hungry, the children were 'forced' to take a picture before they left their supposedly favourite sanctuary:
We met a zookeeper carrying an orangutan:
Having their much desired break at the Splash Safari:
Min Yi in the washroom:
The sealion performing a stunt:
At the Primate Kingdom:
Australian Outback, having an upclose and personal encounter with the emu:
Looking at the Pigmy Hippo:
White Tiger:
Malayan Tapir:
Children taking their pictures with the macaws:
Before we left, one more picture with our parent volunteer, Mdm Raisah:
Going home, finally!
The purpose of this trip is not only for the children's enjoyment, but also to tie in with our Science Project Work - Creating an Imaginary Animal.
After the trip, the children will be asked to brainstorm features of animals, and step by step, plan and design an imaginary animal of their own in groups of fours.
Loads of pictures for you to enjoy!
Some pictures taken before the children went out, very energetic and excited I must say:
At the canteen, waiting for the bus:
Going up the bus:
At the zoo:
White Rhinoceros:
In a hut beside the rhinoceroses, the children were pinching their noses ...
The giraffes ...
The jaguar lying on a log ...
Honestly, I got no idea what the children were amazed at: 
A beautiful spider web ...
At the Reptile Garden:
Children surrounding the Giant Tortoise that gave me a scare:
At the Fragile Forest:
Junwei trying to get the butterfly to land on his palm
Butterflies feeding on something sweet, we presumed:
The raccoons:
The bats:
Mark having his picture taken with butterflies
We were ahead of time, so we went to the Kidsworld:
Comparing their masses with the horses':
A miniature horse being groomed:
Tired and hungry, the children were 'forced' to take a picture before they left their supposedly favourite sanctuary:
We met a zookeeper carrying an orangutan:
Having their much desired break at the Splash Safari:
Min Yi in the washroom:
The sealion performing a stunt:
At the Primate Kingdom:
Australian Outback, having an upclose and personal encounter with the emu:
Looking at the Pigmy Hippo:
White Tiger:
Malayan Tapir:
Children taking their pictures with the macaws:
Before we left, one more picture with our parent volunteer, Mdm Raisah:
Going home, finally!
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