Tuesday, June 19 10:30a to 11:30a
atHistoric Grant Park: Zoo Atlanta,Atlanta,GA
Price: Series: Member: $48 ($24 per person) , Non Member: 60 ($30 per person) / One Day: Member: $18 ($9 per person) , Non Member: $24 ($12 per person)
Phone: (404) 624-9453 (WILD)
Age Suitability:All Ages
Join us for a program exclusively for toddlers and their favorite grownups! This exciting, hands-on program allows you to explore different toddler-friendly concepts about animals. Go on a Zoo tour, explore and play at interactive learning stations, and meet an animal ambassador up-close. All topics and activities are designed specifically for the developmental needs of 2 and 3-year-olds. Series and one-day program options are available.
Program Information for Series and One-Day Programs
-An adult must accompany children.
-Payment in full is required at time of reservation; reservations and payment required in advance of program date.
-Adventure Cubs programs are subject to cancellation if minimum number of participants is not met.
Series Programs
Want an in-depth learning experience? This is the program for you. Series programs occur for 3 consecutive Tuesdays per month. Participants attend all three weeks.
May: Animal Parents – Animals are moms and dads too! Learn all about animal parents and see how they take care of their babies. (Programs occur on May 8, 15 and 22)
June: Sensational Senses – Keep your eyes peeled to discover the different animal senses and learn which animals have excellent sight, hearing and smell. (Programs occur on June 5, 12 and 19)
One-Day Programs
Love Adventure Cubs but can’t commit? These are the programs for you! One day classes occur on Wednesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays. Please note: the same topics will be covered in the one-day and the series programs.
May 10, 12 and 16: Animal Moms – Celebrate Mother's Day by discovering the best moms in the animal kingdom. See how animal moms take care of their young.
June 13, 16 and 21: Animal Dads – June is the month for Dads. Learn about the different roles animal fathers play.
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