Classroom pets real

The best classroom pets are engaging and fun, but do class pets always have to be real animals? Here are some suggestions for alternative class pets that you may not have previously considered.

The best classroom pets for your preschool, pre-k, or kindergarten classroom. A pet is a big responsibility, but your kids will learn important life lessons when caring for a pet such as empathy, responsibility and so much more!

If you haven't yet heard about desk pets, you are missing out! If you are asking, "What is a desk pet?" You've come to the right place!

Free desk pet habitats and more! An adorable classroom and homeschool behavior management alternative. Free downloads include homes for the desk pets, desk pet money, and desk pet points. Children from kindergarten through 3rd grade will love their new desk companions! Perfect for teachers, classrooms, and homeschoolers!

Find out what desk pets are, why you need to add them to your classroom this year, the best ideas that teachers are using. Plus, where to find the best ones!

A classroom pet is a great way for kids to learn about different animals, learn responsibility, and understand the requirements for owning a pet.

Explore Some Advantages And Some Of The Best Types Of Classroom Pets We usually think of classrooms as places where there is no place for elements such as pets, which can become a source of disorder and some chaos due to the care they demand, but their presence in the…

Have you thought about having a class pet, but don’t want to add one more thing to take care of in your classroom? Well, I have the perfect solution---a take-home stuffed animal! Kids love it and there is no cage or tank to clean out! Having a traveling class pet was by far the most popular class pet I ever had. Kids couldn’t wait for their week to take home the pet and have it be part of their life for a few days. Of course, I had to include a journal for the kids to write in through the…

Plus, how to apply for a grant to make one part of your classroom community.

I like to have animals in the classroom. My students love to name them, take care of them, draw them, study them, write about them, have parties for them, and even have funerals for them. But unfortunately with so many allergy issues and the hassle of taking care of them over weekends and breaks, it’s […]