Keep Wild Animals Wild
Check out IFAW's newest curriculum kit, Keep Wild Animals Wild. Get ready-to-use lessons that focus on the impact of commercial wildlife trade and address social studies, language arts, and science learning objectives.
You'll find engaging activities like these
Ages 5–7, Wild Animals All Around
Students read a nonfiction article about creatures in their own neighborhood
Ages 8–10, Sniffing Out Illegal Trade
Students read a nonfiction article and learn how dogs help fight wildlife trade.
Students learn about the global nature of wildlife trade and make posters about keystone species.
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Did You Know?
Seals are so well insulated they can overheat. To cool down in warmer climates, they bury themselves in the cool sand. To cool off in the water, fur seals and sea lions wave their hind flippers above the water.
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