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Reptile Presentations: Educational, Entertaining, Exciting! Unforgettable Moments provided by: MaxMan Reptile Rescue

Learning with Animal Ambassadors Let your students experience Learning as they never have Before. In a way they will never Forget! MaxMan Reptile Rescue recognizes the need for a better knowledge of biology, ecology, conservation and more. Our educational programs are hands-on investigations of reptiles and amphibians and how they relate to the world in which they live. With over 10,000 species of Reptiles and Amphibians in the world and more discovered every day, these animals live in almost every region on Earth and are extremely successful. Along with this incredible amount of diversity comes a bewildering world of biological wonders just waiting to be discovered by young, inquisitive minds. MaxMan Reptiles can reveal that world to your students. We teach students about themselves and the world around them using fascinating animals that will hold their attention and keep them interested in learning. The educational programs that MaxMan will provide for your students are tightly linked to your class curriculum. Our presentations introduce and reinforce the concepts that students are learning in class. We use a multidisciplinary approach to review the concepts outlined in the curriculum. The dynamic and captivating reptiles and amphibians we bring into your classroom will increase your students interest in learning; thereby, increasing the richness of their educational experience.

Come Visit With Us ~ Here s What We Do!!

Educational literature provided Meet Classroom/District Curricula Life Cycles, Endangered Species, etc Fun, yet Informative Lecture

Reptile Encounters Small Audience Shows (less than 30 students) If you have a small group or class that has always wanted the opportunity to see live animals up-close and personal and have a hands-on experience, Reptile Encounters are the only way to go! 30 minute show ( @ 5 animals) Animals may include: a large lizard, snake, a bearded dragon, turtle and tortoise. 45 minute show ( @ 8 animals) Animals may include: a giant snake, large lizard, turtles, smaller pythons, a bearded dragon, and geckos! This presentation will include literature provided in advance to the instructor, interactive opportunities for the students, and a Question/Answer period.

Reptile Encounters Large Audience Shows (More than 30 students) Our program discusses animals which live in tropical rainforests, deserts, and wetlands. With a personal greeting by one of our lead animal ambassadors, Junkanoo, our Nile Monitor, a surprise visit from our giant python, or a lumbering tortoise crossing the stage, you never know what is going to happen when the animals roam the room! Audiences will delight at this thrilling program and will walk away with a better appreciation of all wildlife and their part in conservation. This presentation is an overall live seminar and can be accompanied by a slideshow. This presentation will also include literature provided in advance to the instructors, but does not present itself as an interactive opportunity for the students. An adequate time will be available for a Question/Answer period.

PreSchool, Daycare Kindergarten For the youngest of our students, we offer a basic program, geared for their level of learning Learn how they eat, move and grow Touch, feel and see the different types of skin See the many lizards, snakes and tortoises. Beach Head Start Program, Michigan 2004 *** Hand Cleaner provided and required for all reptile interaction

Grade Levels 1 to 5 Interaction with Reptiles: Touch and pet large Snakes and Lizards

Grade Levels 1 to 5 Grade Level Appropriate Literature provided Interactive Opportunities Available Unforgettable Moments and Memories Made

All Grade Levels Meet Classroom/District Curricula Career Choices, Biology, Life Cycles Provide Literature Examples of Topics Covered: Rainforests Animals Vertebrates vs. Invertebrates Adaptations and Evolutions Life Cycles Review Science Fair Kick Off Career Day Career Choices Habitats Slide Show Opportunities Fun yet Informative Lecture

All Grade Levels Science Fair Kick offs Give students ideas for Science Fairs Venn Diagrams Book Reports concepts Reports on animals And so much more.. Fun, interactive experience

Grade Levels 6 to 12 Student Interaction Teaching/Learning to respect animals Question/Answer Time, Fun and Informative Opportunity

Commonly Asked Questions Why choose a Reptile Show from MaxMan? Choosing a funtastic Reptile Show is a great learning experience for guests of ALL ages. Not only do they get to meet animals from around the world but they also get to learn in a unique setting. Whether comparing a turtle to a tortoise, petting an Iguana or watching classmates cuddle up to giant python, there is an experience for everyone! Are MaxMan Reptile Shows safe? Absolutely. Diana is a trained professional, working with reptiles and the public for more than 15 years. As well, the MaxMan staff are trained volunteers and the reptiles are well accustomed to being handled. As a member of the Upstate Herpetological Association, MaxMan is completely covered and insured! Safety is our number one concern for our guests as well as for the animals. Please remember our reptile shows are organized, supervised programs that are professional in ALL aspects including performance, animal interactions, and patron satisfaction!

Commonly Asked Questions The number one question - Do the animals BITE? Any animal has the ability to bite, and we explain why reptiles are likely to bite. Most importantly, we discuss how to safely interact with the animals so as to avoid the possibility of defensive bites. We are also extremely attentive to the body language of the animals and we respond respectively to the animals to provide the safest interactions possible. Why is hand cleaner required when handling the animals? We always explain to the audience that hygiene is extremely important and that washing is important after handling any animal. Additionally, animals from one region may have beneficial natural bacteria that could be detrimental to an animal from a different region. To prevent any cross contamination, it is important to wash hands between animal interactions. Are MaxMan Reptile Shows available year round? Yes! Winter programs require that our staff has close parking and immediate access to a door to reduce the reptiles exposure to the inclement Central New York climate.

Commonly Asked Questions What is the difference between a small audience and a large audience show? A small audience show is designed for small groups and individual classes ~ offering a more intimate experience with hands-on interaction with the reptiles. (meant for 30 students max). A large audience show is a hands-off show for large groups, in gymnasiums or auditoriums. There is no limit to how many students can attend. If you want a hands-on experience with one of our large snakes or lizards, there is an option to include an interaction for an extra fee. Extra Time must be scheduled for this as well. Do you bring your own audiovisual system? Yes! We can provide our own sound system and video projector, or we can utilize your system, whichever is easiest for your venue. We must have an electrical outlet nearby. Which cities will you visit? MaxMan Reptile Rescue is located in Jordan, NY. We are happy to serve the Syracuse and surrounding suburban areas. However, for school districts interested in our programs for their entire district/ student body, we are happy to travel to surrounding counties. Please check with us for availability.

References: Jordan Elbridge PTO Mary Jo Wick (315) 689-3043 East Syracuse/Minoa PTO Christine Palmer (315) 656-9052 ESM District Science Director Margaret Bailey (315) 463-2386 DeWitt Public Library Jennifer Burke (315) 446-3578

MaxMan Reptile Rescue thanks you for your time and interest in our Educational Programs. Contact Us for Booking Information: Diana Sleiertin Coordinator (315) 689-9252 Maxmanreptilerescue@earthlink.net Visit us on the Web at MaxmanReptileRescue.com Program Prices vary per presentation requirements. Contact us for a quote on a program to meet your specific educational needs.