School Incursions and Educational Displays in Melbourne - Reptile Encounters

Australian Reptiles

Captivate students as they learn about the weird and wonderful characteristics of Australian reptiles

Australian Reptiles

Green Tree Frog - Uses sticky toe pads for climbing.

Australian Reptiles

Murray River Turtle - Has it’s nose on top of it’s head, like a snorkel!

Australian Reptiles

Frilled Neck Lizard - Opens up frill to scare away predators.

Australian Reptiles

Diamond Python - Non-venomous snake that gets it’s name from it’s beautiful scale patterns.

Topics covered

Preschool

  • Children will learn about what Australian Reptiles like to eat, where they live, what they feel like to touch!
  • Discussion is based around body shapes, colour and texture.

Primary School

  • Students will learn about the variety of external features different animals possess and the different habitats they live in.
  • Why do different animals have different coverings and external features? Do they live on the ground, in the water or in the trees? Do the animals come out during the day or do they come out at night time? What do they like to eat? How do they stay safe?
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Reptile Encounters would like to acknowledge the Wurundjeri people who are the Traditional Custodians of this Land.
We would also like to pay respect to the Elders both past and present of the Kulin Nation and extend that respect to other Indigenous Australians.

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