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Marloth Park Reptile Visitor Planning Guide

An original MPC Kidz workbook for reptile identification from a safe distance with no handling, with adult guidance and responsible wildlife boundaries.

Ages 7-12Moderate8 pagesPDF40-70 minutes
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Learning outcomes

  • Recognise key ideas connected to reptile identification from a safe distance with no handling.
  • Use observation language such as shape, colour, sound, behaviour and habitat.
  • Apply responsible wildlife boundaries and adult-supervision rules.

Skills developed

  • Observation
  • Vocabulary
  • Attention to detail
  • Responsible decision-making

Parent guidance

A parent or guardian should choose the activity location, explain the safety rules, assist with reading or cutting where needed, and stop the activity if wildlife approaches or conditions change.

Wildlife safety

Never handle, corner or move a reptile. Step back, alert an adult and use a photograph only when it can be taken without disturbing the animal.

Conservation context

Leave habitats and natural objects as found. Reduce litter, use water carefully and choose observation over interference.

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Printable · PDF · 371 KB

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