May 13
Guys!!! I held my class pet! A Madagascar Hissing Cockroach for the first time ever!!! He was so chill! I love these resilient little guys!
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Guys!!! I held my class pet! A Madagascar Hissing Cockroach for the first time ever!!! He was so chill! I love these resilient little guys!
guess who’s science teacher got rats for class pets???
their names are Remy (brown) and Robin (black and white)
also, don’t worry about the size of the cage/enclosure/tank, it’s just a temporary home for them, and a much bigger cage is on its way!!
ok. i need to know. did any of you had a class pet
yes
no
what the fuck is a class pet
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I’m making chonky mushroom boi boi!
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I want these tiny amigurumi mushrooms to be our class pets next school year. Each weekend, a student gets to take the mushroom home and have an adventure with them! ❤️
Gotta make three more—and maybe a bigger teacher one. Lol!
The Senior School Science Department teaches with “pets in the classroom”. Mr. Ogletree said "Cadets are different when interacting with pets while teaching. Each day, Lucy and Pedro, are given to a different cadet to build a responsibility from feeding to cage maintenance." The birds were donated by Cadet Davison’s family. The Science Department is always in need of donations of gift cards to purchase supplies for animals as well as new pets for the classroom. If you would like to donate, please email [email protected] A special thanks goes to the Davison Family.
In third grade we had a class pet. It was this huge black rabbit with a white spot on his chest named Domino that I got to take care of over the winter holiday break. After that ordeal (as soon as I let him out of his cage so he could roam around he purposefully peed on my bed) I no longer wanted a rabbit of my own.
I still watched Sir Wigglesworth the hamster for half of the summer break. Same thing—I no longer wanted a hamster. He made a lot of noise at night.
In fourth grade we had rats, turtles, and snakes. During spring we were allowed to carry the rats and snakes outside at recess. I loved the rats because they liked to cuddle.
Fifth grade didn’t have a class pet.
Sixth grade had a Burmese python that liked to escape and explore the school. Our version of a lockdown was when she got out. When I was in fifth grade they sent her to the herpetology department of a different school and it’s wild that another school had a massive python named Monty, an iguana that was the same size I was, a ball pythons that I got to hold, a hognose snake, and various other snakes and lizards. Wild, because this was in Wyoming—not exactly the best environment for reptiles.
Did anyone else have class pets in elementary school?
Scorch, Hedgehog of DOOM, is fierce (and cute)!
Scorch: Hedgehog of Doom, by Cate Berry/Illustrated by Margherita Grasso, (July 2024, Page Street Kids), $18.99, ISBN: 9781645678670 Ages 4-7 An adorable class pet wants everyone to think she is ferocious, but Class 402 just thinks she’s so darn cute! No matter what she does: sink her fangs into a mango; wields an apple slice like a sword; or storm her little cliff to squeak at her observers, it…
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Pets in the Classroom Pros and Cons
Pets in the Classroom Pros and Cons
Classroom pets are amazingly beneficial for teaching children the values of love, care, affection, and responsibilities. However, lots of thoughts and preparations are essential for keeping pets in the classroom. (more…)
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