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Nature Kits are available for use in the classroom under supervision. The Kits contain:
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A taxidermy animal in a life-like pose. |
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An information booklet with the animal's natural history, information on taxidermy, an inventory of the kit and suggested activities. |
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A "How to Handle a Taxidermy Animal" page. |
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"Wild Animals Aren't Pets" reading pages. |
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The Humane Society of the United States' Guide for Educators. |
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A teacher's guide. | |
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Kits may also contain:
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A facsimile ceramic bird egg. |
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A Native American reading page (various reading levels). |
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A "Story from the Wildlife Rehabilitation Hospital" about that species. |
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Other reading pages at various reading levels. |
Fee
$25.00 per kit (for two weeks)
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Coupon Books
For schools that plan to make Classroom Nature Kits a regular part of their curricula, coupon books are the most economical approach to obtaining science resources. Nature Kit collections are maintained in San Rafael and Sonoma County at SCOE.
Books are good for one school year (July - June) 25 kits for $315.00 15 kits for $220.00 10 kits for $160.00
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Kits Available
Mammals
Badger Beaver Bobcat Coyote Deer Gray Fox Harbor Seal Mountain Lion Muskrat Opossum Porcupine Rabbit/Hare Raccoon Sea Lion Skunk |
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Birds
Acorn Woodpecker Barn Owl Backyard Birds Black Birds Brown Pelican Coot Common Murre Cormorant Crow Egret Great Blue Heron Great Horned Owl Gull Quail Red-winged Blackbird Robin Scrub Jay Turkey Vulture Western Grebe
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Specialized Kits
Owl Pellet Kits Animal Footprints Indian Uses of Native Plants Beaks and Feet Comparative Kit Butterflies Water Cycle Tidepool Life/Shells
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To reserve a kit or for more information, please contact Anya Pamplona, Education Coordinator at 415-453-1000 x12 or anyapamplona@wildcarebayarea.org. |
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