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Butterfly Paradise Fieldtrip
We are thrilled to share the exciting details of the Year 3B class's recent field trip to Butterfly Paradise, an experience that was both educational and enchanting.
On our visit, the children embarked on a guided tour that took them through a vibrant and diverse array of exhibits. They had the opportunity to observe and learn about various animals, including an alligator, a tortoise, a Python snake, and colorful Koi fishes. One of the highlights was the unique fish that feed on dead skin, a fascinating example of the diverse ecosystems present.The main attraction, however, was the magnificent world of butterflies. The students were captivated by the thousands of butterflies fluttering around them in the rainforest-like conservatory.
They watched an engaging short film about the life cycle of butterflies in the on-site auditorium, which provided a comprehensive understanding of these incredible creatures.During the tour, the students visited the Chrysalis Emergence Lab where they saw the different stages of butterfly development, from eggs to caterpillars and finally to the beautiful adult butterflies.
This hands-on experience was a perfect way to bring their classroom lessons to life.After the educational sessions, the students enjoyed some snacks in the restaurant area, taking a moment to relax and recharge. The creative side of our young explorers was also nurtured as they spent time in the art room, drawing impressive pictures of the animals they encountered. These artworks served as wonderful mementos of their trip.
The day concluded with a final tour of the animal room and the butterfly breeding area, reinforcing the knowledge they gained throughout the day.Overall, the trip to Butterfly Paradise was an amazing experience that combined learning with fun. The students returned with newfound knowledge, memorable experiences, and a deeper appreciation for the natural world.Thank you to the staff at Butterfly Paradise for their hospitality and educational guidance.
