Second-grade sparklers travel to Amarillo Zoo

  • Wellington Elementary School second graders and their teaches, Debbie George and Becky Lampe, explore the Amarillo Zoo Wednesday, April 23. During the field trip, students watched Bagheera, a melanistic jaguar, trying to catch a ball in his habitat. Over 120 animals representing more than 70 species from around the world call the Amarillo Zoo home.
    Wellington Elementary School second graders and their teaches, Debbie George and Becky Lampe, explore the Amarillo Zoo Wednesday, April 23. During the field trip, students watched Bagheera, a melanistic jaguar, trying to catch a ball in his habitat. Over 120 animals representing more than 70 species from around the world call the Amarillo Zoo home.
  • Wellington Elementary School second graders and their teaches, Debbie George and Becky Lampe, explore the Amarillo Zoo Wednesday, April 23. During the field trip, students watched Bagheera, a melanistic jaguar, trying to catch a ball in his habitat. Over 120 animals representing more than 70 species from around the world call the Amarillo Zoo home.
    Wellington Elementary School second graders and their teaches, Debbie George and Becky Lampe, explore the Amarillo Zoo Wednesday, April 23. During the field trip, students watched Bagheera, a melanistic jaguar, trying to catch a ball in his habitat. Over 120 animals representing more than 70 species from around the world call the Amarillo Zoo home.
  • Wellington Elementary School second graders and their teaches, Debbie George and Becky Lampe, explore the Amarillo Zoo Wednesday, April 23. During the field trip, students watched Bagheera, a melanistic jaguar, trying to catch a ball in his habitat. Over 120 animals representing more than 70 species from around the world call the Amarillo Zoo home.
    Wellington Elementary School second graders and their teaches, Debbie George and Becky Lampe, explore the Amarillo Zoo Wednesday, April 23. During the field trip, students watched Bagheera, a melanistic jaguar, trying to catch a ball in his habitat. Over 120 animals representing more than 70 species from around the world call the Amarillo Zoo home.
  • Wellington Elementary School second graders and their teaches, Debbie George and Becky Lampe, explore the Amarillo Zoo Wednesday, April 23. During the field trip, students watched Bagheera, a melanistic jaguar, trying to catch a ball in his habitat. Over 120 animals representing more than 70 species from around the world call the Amarillo Zoo home.
    Wellington Elementary School second graders and their teaches, Debbie George and Becky Lampe, explore the Amarillo Zoo Wednesday, April 23. During the field trip, students watched Bagheera, a melanistic jaguar, trying to catch a ball in his habitat. Over 120 animals representing more than 70 species from around the world call the Amarillo Zoo home.
  • Wellington Elementary School second graders and their teaches, Debbie George and Becky Lampe, explore the Amarillo Zoo Wednesday, April 23. During the field trip, students watched Bagheera, a melanistic jaguar, trying to catch a ball in his habitat. Over 120 animals representing more than 70 species from around the world call the Amarillo Zoo home. Wellington Elementary School
    Wellington Elementary School second graders and their teaches, Debbie George and Becky Lampe, explore the Amarillo Zoo Wednesday, April 23. During the field trip, students watched Bagheera, a melanistic jaguar, trying to catch a ball in his habitat. Over 120 animals representing more than 70 species from around the world call the Amarillo Zoo home. Wellington Elementary School

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