Pupil outcome: I can use number facts to solve problems in measures and data contexts. Key learning points: - Known addition and subtraction facts can be used to to help solve problems more efficiently. - Drawing a bar model can help...

Pupil outcome: I can identify the different types of data. Key learning points: - Primary data is collected first-hand, secondary data was collected by someone else. - Qualitative data is non-numeric information, quantitative is numeric...

Pupil outcome: I can use the colon to introduce an explanation. Key learning points: - A colon is a piece of punctuation with more than one purpose. - A colon is always placed after a main clause. - A colon can introduce an explanation...

Animal World Cup Extravaganza:Penguins, parrots, and guinea pigs line up to play in the Animal World Cup, bringing a playful and humorous twist to sports competitions.

Scientists at the German University of Tribune have discovered the fossil of a giant Guinea pig, known as Fabermus pedestoni, that lived 8 million years ago in Venezuela. This massive rodent weighed around 700 kilograms, making it the...

Jessi takes you on a mini tour of the Food Prep Room showcasing the multitude of dry foods used for the many species of animals at Animal Wonders.

Jessi hangs out with the cavies (mara and guinea pigs), discusses the intrigue of certain rodents and their nutritional needs, and then takes Chili Pepper for a walk outside.

This video showcases a variety of pet animals including cats, rabbits, dogs, fish, kittens, guinea pigs, and parrots. The repetitive nature of the names being said aloud can help young learners practice animal names and reinforce their...

Jessi reveals the new expansion for Chili Pepper and Pickles the cavies and Kizmit the porcupine!

Kemosabe the prehensile tailed porcupine, gets regular visits from his veterinarian to check on the length and health of his teeth. This time it doesn't go as planned. Also includes several other animals who needed vet attention as well.

Jessi shares Kizmit the African Crested Porcupine as a 5-6 month old youngster. She's growing fast and pretty soon she won't be a baby anymore.

Cat and crow, rhino and goat, guinea pig and cavy, human and dog? Jessi talks about relationships among animals of different species.

Get to know guinea pigs! What are they? Where do they come from? And How do you care for them as pets?



*Yes we've done this topic before, 4 years ago. The old one needed some clarifications (I didn't even mention I was feeding...

Meet our new Animal Keeper during this fun new game called Guess The Animal By Sound! Who will win this blindfolded test of listening and knowing the animals? Who is this new keeper? Watch to find out!

Jessi reveals the name of the new porcupine and also shares the story of how she came to call Animal Wonders her home.

Harness training an animal can be a great way to enrich their lives! Jessi shares how to teach an animal how to accept a harness and respectfully walk on a leash. Featuring Cheddar the guinea pig and quite a few familiar faces.

Jessi shares that nutrition is one of the most important things for animals in captivity, including common pets. Here's the best diet and nutritional care for guinea pigs.

Jessi talks about fleas! What are they? How do you prevent them in your home? How do you deal with them once they've entered your home or become established on an animal?

Feces is really important for some animals. It can help them survive in their environment, heal sickness, and gives some young a good start in life!

Jessi answers questions from viewers: who would she want to be, who makes her nervous, what reptile enclosures are used, worst part of the job, and how does everyone stay clean? Among others.

Jessi answers more viewer questions! Follow around video? Best treats for parrots? Kids? And more!

Jessi takes you around Animal Wonders as she visits some of the animals including a blue and gold macaw, a tree frog, a uromastyx lizard, and a herd of guinea pigs.

Alexa teaches you some basic French vocabulary: PETS in French.

Today you’ll learn advanced 8+ vocabulary to speak and write about animals.







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