On the 10th January 2017, our little pre-schoolers had the great opportunity to visit the Farm In The City - a petting zoo located in Seri Kembangan, Selangor. A total of 23 excited children went for the trip along with 7 chaperones.
The place is divided into several sections such as the Bird Aviary, Reptiles Cavern, and Fish Feeding to name a few. It is a great place for children to learn about different species of animals. The best part is that children can interact with the animals by petting, touching, and feeding them.
All aboard the bus! So excited :)
Briefing by the Farm In The City guide
The children had a busy morning ahead of them - there were so many interesting things to see and do! This was basically what was in stored for the day:
10:00am - Arrival & briefing
10:10am - Ostrich & Cow Station
10:15am - Falabella (world's smallest species of horse)
10:20am - Turtle & Tortoise Farm
10:35am - Reptiles Cavern
10:40am - Birds Aviary
10:55am - Savannah
11:05am - Vegetable & Fruit Farm
11:15am - Pet Village & Fish Feeding
11:35am - Jungle Walk
11:40am - Exhibition Hall
11:50am - Kampung Mahmood
12:00pm - It's a wrap!
Hello there ostrich!
The children observing the falabella - the world's smallest species of horse
Feeding turtles & tortoises was one of the favourites with the children
Nyum nyum nyum!
Pretty sure this fellow is feeling loved by the children <3
The children curious about the snakes and lizards, masyaallah.
What a brave child we have here!
Our teacher feeding birds at the aviary
Feeding a few hungry guinea pigs
Cuddling a fluffy rabbit
Fish feeding! Look at all those hungry fish
The children had the chance to try catch some fish!
The children admiring a sheep :)
Here's a question: is this a llama or an alpaca?
Our pre-schooler taking a closer look at a chick
The children learning how to fetch water from a well
Masyallah, there was so much to learn, so many things to see. The trip was an excellent exposure for the children to nature and its wonders. It also kept the children happy and excited as they were able to learn outside of the classroom and had the chance to interact with so many animals!
A big thank you to all the chaperones for taking care of our little pre-schoolers. A big thank you also to the wonderful children - may you continue to have curiosity and the thirst to learn, inshaa Allah.
May Allah bless our efforts and deeds.
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