A classic field trip with endless learning! Students wander among hundreds of species at the Phoenix Zoo, observing how animals are grouped, how they adapt to their habitats, and why conservation matters. The perfect outing for curious minds of every age.Program Details<<Date: Wednesday, November 4, 2026 <Time: 9:15 AM – 12:30 PM<Location: Phoenix Zoo, 455 N Galvin Pkwy, Phoenix, AZ 85008<Grades: Pre-K through 8th<Educational Focus: Life Science<Cost: $47 per student and $23.25 per adult<Drop-Off Option: +$65 (limited to 5 students)Educational Focus by Grade Level This program explores how animals are classified, how they adapt, and how ecosystems work, all intentionally aligned to Arizona State Standards. Here's how the learning connects at each grade level:<<Pre-K–K: Observing animals and what they need to live aligns with the Arizona Early Learning Standards and Arizona State Standards for early life science.<Grades 1–2: Sorting animals by their features and exploring habitats aligns with Arizona State Standards for primary life science.<Grades 3–5: Classification, adaptations, and ecosystems align with Arizona State Standards for elementary life science.<Grades 6–8: Biodiversity, interdependence, and conservation align with Arizona State Standards for middle-grade life science.What's Included<<Zoo admission<A hands-on welcome activity led by Discoveries in the Desert<Crazy Classifications guided tour led by a Phoenix Zoo senior exhibit guide<A standards-aligned education packet, specific to each grade band (emailed 1 week prior to the program)<A small-group, well-supervised experienceRead the full field trip details and book your spot! https://www.discoveriesinthedesert.com/event-details/phoenix-zoo