Celebrating Differences with Elephants

Elephants live together in communities called herds. Each individual elephant in the herd has her own personality and things that make her special, just like we do! Join the National Zoo to learn more about elephants and how to celebrate the differences that make us all special!

Categories

Age Group: Toddler, Preschool
Animal Area: Mammals
ELOF Domain: Approaches to Learning, Social and Emotional Development
Resource Format: E-Activity
Language: English
Smithsonian Museum: National Zoo
Topic: Social Emotional Development
Elephants Spike (left) and Maharani (right).

Part of the Following Programs

A pink jackalope puppet with curly hair and glasses waves as an elephant to her left raises its trunk over her head and two elephants to her right stand.

Me, You, and Elephants, Too!

Join the herd as we learn about identity and community with our Asian elephants!

Content :
Identity and Community
Smithsonian Partners :
National Postal Museum, National Museum of American History, National Portrail Gallery, Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden
Standards :
Supports Head Start ELOF Goals P-SCI-1; P-SCI-2; P-SCI-3