Offers for School Classes
If school classes, kindergartens, or holiday activity groups wish to take a field trip to our park, we offer them a significantly reduced admission rate. In doing so, we hope to make it possible for every child to participate. Specific details can be found in our price list.
Occasionally, the allure of the amusement park attractions is so strong that the visit to the zoo section gets somewhat overlooked. Perhaps, however, the visit to the zoo animals is intended to be a topic of discussion back in the classroom. To address this, we have prepared quiz sheets and worksheets, which are available for download here.
Accompanying teachers and educators may request an answer key at the ticket counter.
Upon arrival at Jaderpark, you will receive a park map at the ticket office. If you would like to use the map in advance to prepare for your visit, you can download it here. The park map is designed as a black-and-white printable template.
Here, we offer an animal quiz designed for children in grades 1 and 2. Children must identify the correct answers by completing observation-based tasks. Responses are submitted by checking a box or drawing. If the children are not yet able to read independently, the tasks can certainly be read aloud to them.
This quiz sheet is suitable for children from Grade 3 onwards. The children must walk through the entire animal park in order to answer all the questions. Since they need to find the answers to some questions on the animal information signs, confident reading skills are a prerequisite.
To complement the topic of zoo animals in elementary school, we have prepared a worksheet. Here, students can choose their own favorite animal, about which they must answer a few questions.
The giraffe is a truly fascinating animal for children. For this reason, we have created a dedicated worksheet for this species.
In our opinion, this worksheet is suitable for use in grades 3 through 6.
A very popular zoo animal is the monkey—our closest relative. Here, the key is to observe very closely and record these observations in the accompanying worksheet. Please note that questions 3 and 4 cannot be answered directly at the park, as not all monkey species are kept at our facility; therefore, follow-up work back at school is recommended. However, experience shows that the specific species in question are generally well known.