List of Programs for School and Community Groups
Audience: elementary school students, though many can be adapted for middle and high school students as well as adults.
Please contact us if you have an idea for a different program, or would like to tailor an existing program to your curriculum!
Amazing Animals
This program highlights an animal from each of our five popular animal groups: a mammal, a bird, a reptile, an amphibian, and an arthropod.
Birds of Prey, Big and Small
Check out some of our bird residents! Program includes Sophie the Great-horned Owl, Ollie the Barred Owl and Hank the Red-tailed Hawk. Get up close and personal with these high-flying species and learn what makes birds special in the world of animals.
Breaking Out of Their Shells
Of course our owls and hawks were hatched from eggs, but students will learn that salamanders, turtles, snakes and insects also emerge from shells.
How to Get There and What to Wear
Animals walk, crawl, hop, skip, leap and fly. Learn how animals move in the wild, and why animals are covered with so many different kinds of "outfits".
Lizards, Snakes, and Frogs
The delightful cast of characters may include reptiles and amphibians such as a salamander, toad, leopard gecko, tree frog, ball python, and a large variety of turtles.
Pond-ering Water
Students observe our ponds and wetlands and the organisms that call them home, from mammals to microscopic organisms. We test water quality and threats to aquatic ecosystems.
The A, "Bee", C's
Few animals work harder than bees, but what are they doing all day? And how do their efforts help other plants and animals, including us? Come and learn the basics of bee life and behavior, including a visit to our live beehive and sample some of our local honey. Become a bee-liever!
What's Bugging You?
Arthropods outnumber all other animals on Earth, so education on this group is critical. The cast of characters encountered at Tanglewood might include Madagasgar hissing cockroaches, a tarantula and other arthropods like millipedes and scorpions.
REGULAR PROGRAMS Program Here (1 ½ hrs.): $90.00 (for up to 20, $4.50 each additional) Program There (45 min.): $100.00 (for up to 20, $5.00 each additional) Assembly There (45 min.): $250.00 (minimum 75 children,$3.00 each additional) SCOUTS Scout Program Here (1 ½ hrs.): $70.00 (for up to 10 kids, $4.00 ea. additional) Scout Program There (45 min.): $80.00 (for up to 20, $4.00 ea. additional) LIBRARIES Libraries Only There: $80.00 (flat rate, mileage and Saturday/after hours fees apply) (45 min.) • Any weekday after hours programs (programs that end after 4pm) will be additional $35.00, • Saturdays only between 9am and 3pm are an additional $50 added to regular price. • Mileage charges added for any programs more than 30 miles (round trip- 15 miles each way) from Tanglewood. - 1st 30 miles to/from Tanglewood- Free - 16-50 miles extra- $25.00 - 51-70 miles extra- $50.00 - 71-120 miles extra- $75.00 - Beyond 121 miles- TBD at time of reservation Parents/Chaperones always welcome and always FREE! We can also tailor a program to your needs when possible! Invoicing and Payments: You will be invoiced once the program has been completed. You may pay with credit card, cash, and check. Billing inquiries can be addressed to Deanna at (607) 732-6060 or email tanglewoodoffmgr@outlook.com. Please have alternate dates and times available when calling! Spring and early summer are our busiest season, so booking early is to your advantage. To schedule a program: Please call Elaine, our Executive Director, at (607) 732-6060 ex. 101 or email tanglewooddirector@outlook.com To schedule a Team-Building Program: Please call Deanna, our Office Manager, at (607) 732-6060 or email tanglewoodoffmgr@outlook.com |