Spark curiosity and learning at Zoo d’Amnéville.
Take advantage of our discounted school group rates. Choose a self-guided visit or add an engaging educational workshop. Each student can receive an Explorer’s Journal to make the most of their experience.
Our educational visits highlight wildlife conservation and offer enriching experiences, including keeper talks at feeding time and captivating shows. Give children a day of learning they’ll remember!
Discover our animals through informative displays featuring facts about each species, fun stories, and ways we can all help protect the environment. Add to your self-guided visit with keeper talks at feeding time and sea lion and bird-of-prey presentations throughout the day!
The perfect mix of fun and learning!
Give your students an extra-special experience during your visit to Zoo d’Amnéville. Our workshops offer a hands-on, fun way to build essential skills. Available in the morning or afternoon, they’ll take your class into the fascinating world of animals.
Nestled in the heart of the forest, the hotel offers a peaceful setting perfect for unwinding. Hôtel Diane welcomes guests with a warm, cozy atmosphere and a heated outdoor pool.
Let children discover the fascinating world of African animals.
Meet the farm animals that are so familiar to us—and discover what you may not know about them.
Explore the fascinating world of dinosaurs and other prehistoric animals, including T. rex, Triceratops, crocodiles, sharks, and pteranodons.
In this hands-on workshop, children use educational materials to discover the diversity of living things.
Discover the four main groups of reptiles with plenty of hands-on materials, including skulls, skins, shed scales, shells, and eggs.
We’ll start indoors by learning where sea lions live, what they eat, how they spend their days, and how they differ from seals.
In this hands-on workshop, children use educational materials to discover the world of dinosaurs.
Birds thrive in all kinds of extreme environments. Their ability to fly has helped them spread to more habitats than any other animal. From vast oceans to dense tropical forests, birds have found ingenious ways to adapt and survive.
In this workshop, children will learn why food is so important to animals and explore the variety of their eating habits. They’ll also discover how diet relates to animal anatomy through hands-on use of educational materials.
Nature has given animals around the world remarkable adaptations that children will discover through hands-on activities with educational materials.
In the first part, an educator guides students through the zoo to observe the animals and their traits, then use what they find to complete a two-way table.
In the second part, indoors, students work with the educator to create a nested classification of the species they observed at the zoo. They explore the concepts of shared traits, heredity, and relatedness.
Why do zoos exist, and what do they do every day?
Today’s zoos are no longer places to display animals. They’re centers for education, conservation, and research.
In small groups, children explore the needs of different animals, then use educational materials to design a habitat where those animals can thrive.
In the first part, an educator guides students through the zoo to observe the animals and their traits, then use what they find to complete a two-way table.
Next, indoors, students draw on their observations to understand how scientists classify life today and in the past. Finally, in small groups, students study different groups of animals to understand the processes that give rise to biodiversity on Earth.
Today’s zoos are no longer places to display animals. They’re centers for education, conservation, and research. As biodiversity declines, zoos play a vital role in protecting it.
“How do you become a zookeeper?”
“What kinds of jobs are there at a zoo?”
These are questions many people have. In this workshop, students can explore the different animal-related careers at the zoo through fun activities. They’ll also learn about the education and training that can help turn a dream into a career.
Veterinarians, zookeepers, educators, ethologists… these rewarding professionals help keep animals healthy and thriving every day while also working to protect the biodiversity around us.
In this workshop, students will learn that life on Earth has both shared characteristics and diversity, and that biodiversity is constantly changing as a result of different forces.
Students will also explore the impact of human activity on biodiversity and look at ways to reduce it.
Today’s zoos are no longer places to display animals. They’re centers for education, conservation, and research. As biodiversity declines, zoos play a vital role in protecting it.
In small groups, students examine real examples of animal species that zoos play a major role in protecting. At the end of the workshop, each group presents its findings to the rest of the class.
“How do you become a zookeeper?”
“What kinds of jobs are there at a zoo?”
These are questions many people have. In this workshop, students can explore the different animal-related careers at the zoo through fun activities. They’ll also learn about the education and training that can help turn a dream into a career.
Veterinarians, zookeepers, educators, ethologists… these rewarding professionals help keep animals healthy and thriving every day while also working to protect the biodiversity around us.
Learning Through Play
Our education team offers an Explorer’s Booklet to guide you through the zoo. Designed to align with the French national curriculum and tailored to each grade level, it leads students on a hunt for fascinating facts hidden throughout our signs and educational displays.
Contact us
jeunesse@zoo-amneville.com
03 87 70 38 76
