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School Project

Here, the classroom is filled with the rustling of tree leaves and the singing of birds, and topics such as biodiversity, conservation, and sustainability go beyond textbook content to become hands-on experiences.
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A teaching plan for each stage

The Parque Arvorar program is divided into three stages, tailored to the developmental needs of each age group and the topics covered in the classroom.
Early childhood education, ages 2 to 6
At this stage, the program focuses on wonder and observation. Children explore the colors, sounds, and textures of nature, learn to recognize birds and plants native to our biome, and are encouraged to form emotional bonds with the animals. The pace is relaxed, with short stops, playful language, and sensory activities.
Elementary school, ages 7 to 12
The group then turns its attention to these relationships: who depends on whom, what each species needs to survive, and what happens when one of them disappears. The stops along the tour explore the food chain, habitat, adaptation, and the role of humans in conservation. Creative workshops round out the visit by transforming recyclable materials into hands-on lessons about mindful consumption.
High school, age 13 or older
Here, the focus is on scientific thinking and critical reading. Students learn about the day-to-day technical aspects of animal welfare, discuss management, environmental enrichment, and preventive health, and connect what they see at the park to topics in ecology, sustainability, and contemporary environmental discourse. It also provides a useful perspective for those considering careers in biology and the environmental sciences.
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Why Choose Arvorar for Your Class

Plan your school's visit. Our team will help tailor the itinerary to the content your class is studying, the students' age group, and the time the group has available.
Environmental Education in Practice

Environmental Education in Practice

Content on flora and fauna presented in a real-world setting, featuring native species and direct student participation.
Supervised Classes

Supervised Classes

Environmental guides lead the group and explain each stop in language appropriate for the age group.

Themed Workshops

Themed Workshops

Artistic and sustainable activities using recyclable materials, tied to the content of the visit.

A welcoming and accessible facility

A welcoming and accessible facility

A team trained to support people with autism and to provide SAV resources such as sunflower badges, noise-canceling headphones, wheelchairs, and a comfort room.

Environmental Education in Practice

Environmental Education in Practice

Content on flora and fauna presented in a real-world setting, featuring native species and direct student participation.
Supervised Classes

Supervised Classes

Environmental guides lead the group and explain each stop in language appropriate for the age group.

Themed Workshops

Themed Workshops

Artistic and sustainable activities using recyclable materials, tied to the content of the visit.

A welcoming and accessible facility

A welcoming and accessible facility

A team trained to support people with autism and to provide SAV resources such as sunflower badges, noise-canceling headphones, wheelchairs, and a comfort room.

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What the Class Experiences at Arvorar

A tour led by environmental guides, with stops designed for observing, participating, and learning.
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Aviary of the Great Colorful Birds

Large animals just a few meters away from visitors, with the vibrant colors of our wildlife taking center stage.

 

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The Little Noisy Ones' Aviary

The first encounter with small birds, in a space where sound arrives before sight

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The Aviary of the Singers and the Swift Ones

A reflection on song, flight, and adaptation, showing how each species occupies its niche.

 

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Soldadinho do Araripe Amphitheater

Fun and educational presentations on wildlife, plants, and conservation, with language tailored to the group's age range.

 

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Windows on Conservation

A behind-the-scenes look at animal care, as seen by the public, showing how the park feeds, cares for, and monitors each species.

 

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Animal Routine

Feeding sessions and environmental enrichment activities are closely monitored, with explanations provided by the staff.

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Creative Workshops

Art activities using recyclable materials, combining creativity, mindful consumption, and the content of the visit.

 

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Arvorão and Redão

Play and socialization breaks in the woods are important for building group bonds.

 

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How the scheduling process works

Request

The school fills out the form, providing the desired date, number of participants, age group, and the material covered in class.

Proposal

Our team is back with pricing, available dates, and a suggested itinerary tailored to the group's profile.

Confirmation

Once the proposal is approved, we'll send you directions on how to get there, what to bring, and a step-by-step guide for the day of the visit.

Experience

On the day of the tour, the group is welcomed by environmental guides and follows the agreed-upon itinerary, with a snack provided and guidance from start to finish.

Request

The school fills out the form, providing the desired date, number of participants, age group, and the material covered in class.

Proposal

Our team is back with pricing, available dates, and a suggested itinerary tailored to the group's profile.

Confirmation

Once the proposal is approved, we'll send you directions on how to get there, what to bring, and a step-by-step guide for the day of the visit.

Experience

On the day of the tour, the group is welcomed by environmental guides and follows the agreed-upon itinerary, with a snack provided and guidance from start to finish.

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Special Conditions for School Groups

Make it easier for your school to provide a learning experience outside the classroom.
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Special rate for groups

Special terms apply to classes with 10 or more students.

 

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Snack included

A combo with 6 mini cheese buns, 1 banana, and 1 glass of grape juice or water.

 

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Free for Educators

For every 10 paying students, 1 free spot is available for teachers and coordinators.

 

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Optional transportation

Buses with up to 46 seats are available for hire.

 

Frequently asked questions

Do you have questions about how to make your class at Parque Arvorar interactive?
What is included in the school tuition?
Admission to Arvorar Park + snack included + free admission for teachers (1 free admission for every 10 paying students).
Is there a minimum number of participants?
Yes, the group must have at least 10 students.
How do I make an appointment?
Please contact our customer service team by email at escolas@beachpark.com.br or by phone at (85) 98148-1978
Is the project available to schools in states other than Ceará?
Yes! We serve educational institutions throughout Brazil.
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Contact the School Project team

Please fill out the form below, and our team will contact you with a customized proposal for your institution.
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