Sunny Brook Menagerie

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RESCUE - EDUCATE - HEAL

Sunny Brook Menagerie LLC officially began in 2021, and has been providing educational animal encounter camps for kids ages 5-14. We offer differentiated learning experiences with a wide variety of unique animal interactions here at the menagerie. Campers will study the biology, adaptations, evolution, and anatomy of our wide array of animal species. Every camper will get one on one quality time with each animal to ensure a sense of empathy and connection, as well as learning grit and resilience as they take part in animal husbandry skills.

Rebecca is a licensed K-2 teacher in the state of MA, and is also a Montessori certified instructor. Her other credentials include: BA Communications from Colby-Sawyer College, M.ED from Lesley University, and an Animation Certification from NYU. She has been an avid animal lover her entire life and would love to incorporate more therapeutic services, on site tutoring, and much much more as the menagerie grows and Sunny Brook’s acerage expands.

Current Animal AMbassadors

Ready to sign up?

Email Rebecca by APril 2024

and pay the $50 deposit

to hold your spot!

Session 1 June 17th M-F

session 2 July 8th M-F

session 3 July 22ND M-F

session 4 August 19th M-F

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MENAGERIE TOURs

Tours will be available Tuesday-Friday between the hours of 11:00-2:00. Book online to secure a spot today!

Tours are 45 minutes long and allow 1:1 visits with each animal ambassador at the Menagerie. Learn about what it takes to care for animals as small as rats, to caring for larger livestock like goats or a mini highland cow.

You’ll also learn how their unique anatomy helps them survive, and get to know each animal’s background story.

sATURDAY DAY CAMpS

Animal Encounter Camps will be held on certain Saturday’s from 10:00-2:00 and will have a variety of themes relating to the current animal ambassadors at the Menagerie. Day camps cost $65.00 for the day.

In the morning students will be introduced to the animal featured that day, do some research in the classroom, and study that animals anatomy and physiology.

Animal husbandry and grooming will take place next, followed by a lunch break and an animal themed craft.

To end the day students will be allowed exploration time to spend a quiet moment with a favorite animal, try out a science work from the classroom, or play an animal related game with a friend.

sATURDAY DAY CAMP

Dates and themes

10/5 Animal Relationships

10/12 Animal Adaptations

10/19 Biomes of North AMerica

10/26 Evolution and the Clock of eras

11/2 Extreme Adaptations

11/9 Animal Intelligence

12/7 Tree of life