Every weekend in December, one can pick up a Wildlife Warrior Trail Booklet at the Registration Counter and be on their way to complete the tasks at the 5 game stations to earn a stamp.
The 5 stations:
1. Polar jumper which is located right outside the Frozen Tundra. Just like a game of snake and ladder, we need to roll a huge dice and make our way to the end of the mat.
2. Pin the rhino horn which D had to turn a few rounds blindfolded and try pinning the rhino horn onto the rhino. It was so funny as we direct him to where he should pin the rhino horn.
3. Fragile forest. One needs to toss the correct trash into the different recycling bins.
4. Hang on for hope is a game that seems too difficult for the boys. In order to help the orang utans reunite with their forest home, they need to throw the orange utan craft with a hook onto the strings across the trees. B manage to do it, by aiming and throwing it in a certain angle.
5. Eye of the tiger where the boys took a ball and throw at the incorrect things tigers are being used for.
We spent a lot of time at the Wildlife Craft Corner which I later came to know was conducted by Lollibox.
Making their own animal stickers… The area was catered for kids, with kids chairs and tables and there were friendly people around to help.
You know he enjoyed when you see such a happy expression!
When 2 boys get into the #partnersincrime mood.
Look at that glee after they finish all 5 stations and get to decorate their own medals for Wildlife Warriors!
Though the weather was hot and sunny one moment and wet and humid the next, we enjoyed our zoo trip. On top of what we usually do like watching the different shows, feeding the animals and watching the animals in action, this event is one that my boys will talk for a quite a while, with their bragging rights of their unique medals. :)
