Wild Planet exhibition
Wild Planet exhibition. Photos from April 2022 Image: Natalia Mroz
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About the program
Connect your classroom with the Australian Museum’s natural history collection!

In this online program, students will actively investigate a variety of Australian animal features using specimens and mixed media.

Students will learn what a feature is, look closely at some Australian animals, and be guided to use evidence-based reasoning.

Through movement students will extend their understanding of the function of specific features and make connections between the physical features of an animal and its behaviours.

This virtual excursion will be held online via Zoom. After your booking, an email will be sent with your confirmed session details and the Zoom link.

For program enquiries, please contact: group.bookings@australian.museum


Learning objectives:
In this program students will:

  • examine a selection of animal specimens.
  • identify, describe, and compare features of Australian animals.
  • consider how features help animals survive.
  • apply observation and critical thinking skills.



Audience: This program is bookable for Stages 2-3
Cost: $100 (GST included) per class
Capacity: Up to 30 students per session
Duration: 45 minutes
Term: Term 1-4 2025
Dates: Monday-Friday
Times: 10:00am, 11:30am & 12:45pm