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Having classroom pets in the science classroom can not only be educational, but also a catalyst for learning and connection. It's a recipe for camaraderie and a springboard for engaging STEM lessons!

The Pacman Frog has gained a lot of popularity as a classroom pet in recent times. For the most part, they are easy to care for and fun to keep. Pacman Frogs are ideal for being observed and appreciated in their habitat and they are super when it comes to life science and being utilized in STEM lessons.

Kylie Atlier, a first-grade teacher at Buchanan Elementary in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, and the 2024 Louisiana State Teacher of the Year, credits her achievement in part to a very special classroom member – a guinea pig named Marshmallow!

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The Pets in the Classroom grant program is excited to share the results of the 2022-23 Teacher Survey with you!  Please read our press release on the survey to see the impact the program is making!

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