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Schallock Center for Animals Field Trips

The Humane Animal Welfare Society of Waukesha has developed school field trip programs for Grades K5-12. Lessons are aligned with state and national academic standards and provide interactive and engaging humane education lessons that focus on: animal welfare and character education, animal science and STEM education, environmental literacy and sustainability.

  • Animal Senses (K5-2nd)
  • Five Freedoms (2nd-6th)
  • Ecosystem Sweet Ecosystem (2nd-8th)
  • Science of Scent (5th-8th)
  • Helping Hands (7th-12th)
  • Early Childhood Encounters (K3-K5)

These programs are available at the Schallock Center for Animals in Delafield. To request a school program please click here or the menu item on the left and fill out the form.

Grant funding may be available to support school field trip programs or transportation costs based on need.

Classroom Programs

In-Classroom Field Trips – K5 through 8th Grade

HAWS now offers our school field trip programs as in-classroom visits to your school. We will spend an hour with your students teaching them about compassion, kindness and empathy while using our pets as partners to lead your class in engaging activities using STEM and character education strategies. We serve class sizes up to 30 students and can provide consecutive programs to serve multiple classrooms. First program $200, each consecutive program $150.

  • Animal Senses (K5-2nd)
  • Five Freedoms (2nd-6th)
  • Science of Scent (5th-8th)

To request a school program please click here or the menu item on the left and fill out the form.

 

No More Bullying!3rd Grade through 5th Grade

You might wonder why an animal shelter would care to prevent bullying in our schools. Many studies show that people who mistreat animals are more likely to bully their peers and later become violent towards others.

The Humane Animal Welfare Society would love to work with the students in your 3rd, 4th and/or 5th grade classrooms to present this program and teach children a way that prevents them from practicing bullying.

This program consists of five visits to a classroom for an hour each visit.  The program teaches children core values such as respect, self-control, responsibility and compassion, and are encouraged to practice those values so they become ingrained in their character. Additionally, incorporating a visit from a dog with these lessons helps to keep students attention, and adds an incentive to practice each week’s lesson.

To find out more about the No More Bullying program contact us at [email protected].

Watch as HAWS staff members discuss the No More Bullying program!

Grant funding may be available for the No More Bullying program, including the materials, so that we can provide it at minimal or no charge to your school.

Teacher’s Pet

Would you like a pet for your classroom to teach your students how to be a responsible pet owner? Did you know you can temporarily foster an adoptable HAWS pet? We will provide you with an animal, the start-up supplies to care for it and then HAWS will take welcome the animal back to prepare it for its forever home or facilitate the adoption by one of the student’s families when their visit to your classroom is complete.  This is a wonderful opportunity for students to practice compassion, responsibility and learn about citizenship through the hands on activity of caring for a pet with their peers!

To find out more about the teachers pet program contact us at [email protected].

 

HAWS 4 PAWS

HAWS offers a visit to your classroom. HAWS staff member will spend an hour in your classroom talking about HAWS mission, educating and advocating about what HAWS does for our community and beyond. HAWS, upon request, will also bring an adoptable animal to set aside time to meet and greet. The cost of this program is $75.

Group Tours and Projects

Tours

We run tours on weekdays, starting at noon with the last tour beginning at 4:30 pm. Tours last about an hour, and include a discussion about what HAWS does for animals and the community, researching a pet before you bring it home and what it means to be a responsible pet owner. After the tour, 15 minutes is reserved for meeting and learning about some of the adoptable pets at HAWS.

Scout groups can earn their pet or animal badge. Interactions and activities are adapted depending on the badge requirements.

There is a $25.00 fee for this program that must be paid at the time of booking.

To book a tour, please contact Alexis at [email protected] or 262-542-8851 ext. 118.

Service Projects

Looking for a fun service project or craft? We have quite a few to choose from with varying time and skill requirements.

HAWS Wish List

HAWS Service Project Booklet

Award Projects (Silver & Gold Awards, Eagle Scout Projects): We would be happy to help your scouts achieve their awards! Just give us a call at 262-542-8851, x118 or email at: [email protected]

 

If you are looking for ways to complete community service hours for high school clubs or graduation, please contact [email protected].

Scouts

HAWS has a wide variety of scout programs for more info reach out to [email protected]. Badge programs cost $5 per scout.

Schallock Center for Animals Field Trips

The Humane Animal Welfare Society of Waukesha has developed school field trip programs for Grades K5-12. Lessons are aligned with state and national academic standards and provide interactive and engaging humane education lessons that focus on: animal welfare and character education, animal science and STEM education, environmental literacy and sustainability.

  • Animal Senses (K5-2nd)
  • Five Freedoms (2nd-6th)
  • Ecosystem Sweet Ecosystem (2nd-8th)
  • Science of Scent (5th-8th)
  • Helping Hands (7th-12th)

These programs are available at the Schallock Center for Animals in Delafield. To request a school program please click here or the menu item on the left and fill out the form.

Grant funding may be available to support school field trip programs or transportation costs based on need.

Classroom Programs

In-Classroom Field Trips – K5 through 8th Grade

HAWS now offers our school field trip programs as in-classroom visits to your school. We will spend an hour with your students teaching them about compassion, kindness and empathy while using our pets as partners to lead your class in engaging activities using STEM and character education strategies. We serve class sizes up to 30 students and can provide consecutive programs to serve multiple classrooms. First program $200, each consecutive program $150.

  • Animal Senses (K5-2nd)
  • Five Freedoms (2nd-6th)
  • Science of Scent (5th-8th)

To request a school program please click here or the menu item on the left and fill out the form.

 

No More Bullying!3rd Grade through 5th Grade

You might wonder why an animal shelter would care to prevent bullying in our schools. Many studies show that people who mistreat animals are more likely to bully their peers and later become violent towards others.

The Humane Animal Welfare Society would love to work with the students in your 3rd, 4th and/or 5th grade classrooms to present this program and teach children a way that prevents them from practicing bullying.

This program consists of five visits to a classroom for an hour each visit.  The program teaches children core values such as respect, self-control, responsibility and compassion, and are encouraged to practice those values so they become ingrained in their character. Additionally, incorporating a visit from a dog with these lessons helps to keep students attention, and adds an incentive to practice each week’s lesson.

To find out more about the No More Bullying program contact us at [email protected].

Watch as HAWS staff members discuss the No More Bullying program!

Grant funding may be available for the No More Bullying program, including the materials, so that we can provide it at minimal or no charge to your school.

Teacher’s Pet

Would you like a pet for your classroom to teach your students how to be a responsible pet owner? Did you know you can temporarily foster an adoptable HAWS pet? We will provide you with an animal, the start-up supplies to care for it and then HAWS will take welcome the animal back to prepare it for its forever home or facilitate the adoption by one of the student’s families when their visit to your classroom is complete.  This is a wonderful opportunity for students to practice compassion, responsibility and learn about citizenship through the hands on activity of caring for a pet with their peers!

To find out more about the teachers pet program contact us at [email protected].

 

HAWS 4 PAWS

HAWS offers a visit to your classroom. HAWS staff member will spend an hour in your classroom talking about HAWS mission, educating and advocating about what HAWS does for our community and beyond. HAWS, upon request, will also bring an adoptable animal to set aside time to meet and greet. The cost of this program is $75.

Group Tours and Projects

Tours

We run tours on weekdays, starting at noon with the last tour beginning at 4:30 pm. Tours last about an hour, and include a discussion about what HAWS does for animals and the community, researching a pet before you bring it home and what it means to be a responsible pet owner. After the tour, 15 minutes is reserved for meeting and learning about some of the adoptable pets at HAWS.

Scout groups can earn their pet or animal badge. Interactions and activities are adapted depending on the badge requirements.

There is a $25.00 fee for this program that must be paid at the time of booking.

To book a tour, please contact Alexis at [email protected] or 262-542-8851 ext. 118.

Service Projects

Looking for a fun service project or craft? We have quite a few to choose from with varying time and skill requirements.

HAWS Wish List

HAWS Service Project Booklet

Award Projects (Silver & Gold Awards, Eagle Scout Projects): We would be happy to help your scouts achieve their awards! Just give us a call at 262-542-8851, x118 or email at: [email protected]

 

If you are looking for ways to complete community service hours for high school clubs or graduation, please contact [email protected].

Help us continue our mission of ensuring the entire community treats animals and one another, with respect.