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Early Childhood
Werribee Open Range Zoo | Early Childhood
Nature’s Calling on all the senses to explore, play and learn about wildlife and the natural environment. What will you discover?
Links to Victorian Early Years Learning and Development Framework (VEYLDF)
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Self-guided - Climate Watch
Werribee Open Range Zoo | Year 7, Year 8, Foundation, Year 1, Year 2, Year 3, Year 4, Year 5, Year 6, Year 9, VCE, Year 10, VCE Vocational Major, Tertiary
Calling on citizen scientists of all ages. Help us reduce the threats facing wildlife through climate change.
Links to Victorian Curriculum Levels F-12 Science
A rear view of three students looking into a gorilla exhibit as a western lowland gorilla has his back to them
Human Impacts on the Environment Year 9-10
Werribee Open Range Zoo | Year 9, Year 10
Take a trip deep into the heart of Africa to discover how our obsession with electronics affects the mighty gorilla.
Links to Victorian Curriculum Levels 9-10 Science and Geography
A rear view of three students looking into a gorilla exhibit as a western lowland gorilla has his back to them
Interconnections and Human Impacts Year 7-8
Werribee Open Range Zoo | Year 7, Year 8
Take a trip deep into the heart of Africa to discover how our obsession with electronics affects the mighty gorilla.
Links to Victorian Curriculum Levels 7-8 Science and Geography
A young school student is crouched on the ground stacking some sticks
Habitats, Features and Life Cycles F-2
Werribee Open Range Zoo | Foundation, Year 1, Year 2
Students are immersed in a habitat shared with animals and are encouraged to explore using their senses to uncover how living things grow, change and survive in nature.
Links to Victorian Curriculum Levels F-2 Science
Three students an a zoo staff member hold long blades of grass while sitting in a tall grass area
Food Chains and Food Webs Year 7-8
Werribee Open Range Zoo | Year 7, Year 8
Expansive grassland once covered one third of Victoria. Now, less than 0.5% remains. Explore one of the last remaining vestiges of this critically endangered ecosystem.
Links to Victorian Curriculum Levels 7-8 Science and Geography
Three students an a zoo staff member hold long blades of grass while sitting in a tall grass area
Ecosystems Year 9-10
Werribee Open Range Zoo | Year 9, Year 10
Expansive grassland once covered one third of Victoria. Now, less than 0.5% remains. Explore one of the last remaining vestiges of this critically endangered ecosystem.
Links to Victorian Curriculum Levels 7-8 Science and Geography
A group of students in school uniforms with a zoo staff member examine an animal skull
Classification and Adaptations Year 7-8
Werribee Open Range Zoo | Year 7, Year 8
In the wild it’s a case of eat, or be eaten. Animals are specially adapted to digest their favourite food and avoid being eaten themselves.
Links to Victorian Curriculum Levels 7-8 Science and Geography
A zoo member of staff sits with a school student in front of the Ververt monkey exhibit, with two monkeys visible behind the glass
Adaptations and Features Year 5-6
Werribee Open Range Zoo | Year 5, Year 6
Take a trip to the African savannah, engage in hands-on activities and discover the features of African predators and their prey.
Links to Victorian Curriculum Levels 5-6 Science and Geography
A zoo member of staff sits with a school student in front of the Ververt monkey exhibit, with two monkeys visible behind the glass
Features, Life Cycles and the Environment Year 3-4
Werribee Open Range Zoo | Year 3, Year 4
Take a trip to the African savannah, engage in hands-on activities and discover the features of African predators and their prey.
Links to Victorian Curriculum Levels 3-4 Science and Geography