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Amphibians or Reptiles ?

Do you know how to differentiate amphibians and reptiles? Well, we learnt that (yes, even as adult, I learnt with my kids) at the amphibian classroom held by ki2zoo 





Kids absolutely love the class ! They asked to have a pet gecko or snake few months back, but of course, mommy is no fan of cold-blooded pet, so I rejected 😂 Hence, they’re looking forward to this class, being able to held and pet those (in their word) “cute and adorable” little geckos and baby snakes. 


The 1hour 20mins class time include introducing, little quiz game for kids, picture and petting time. 





Kids now know that the 🥚 eggs for reptiles and amphibians are different, reptile’s is with eggshells and the latter lay eggs in water and covered in gel ; 🦎 reptiles’ skins are dry, hard and scaly while 🐸 amphibians are smooth and highly porous : and amphibians needs water in their habitat their life cycles involves that. 




If you’re interested, I’ve gathered some information from the organisation: 

IG  at https://instagram.com/ki2zoo?utm_medium=copy_link

Class normally conducted in Cantonese. But from what I’ve heard, they’d held English class every now and then, but that have to be assisted by . 





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