

AGE-APPROPRIATE LEARNING
CARE learning experiences reflect the developmental needs of young people, building understanding and responsibility as they grow. Lessons use discussion, reflection, problem-solving, and hands-on activities to help participants connect what they learn about animals to the choices they make in everyday life.
CARE programs are flexible by design, with activities that can be adapted for schools, youth organizations, faith communities, and other learning environments—and for different ages and settings.
CARE connects animal stewardship education to choices and actions young people can understand and apply. Programs give educators the structure, flexibility, and resources to bring those learning experiences into a variety of educational and community settings.
Ready to Use
FLEXIBLE IMPLEMENTATION
Clear lesson guidance, discussion prompts, activities, and supporting materials help educators create meaningful learning experiences without developing lessons from scratch.
Standards-Informed
Engaging & Interactive
Flexible Delivery
Discussion, reflection, problem-solving, and hands-on activities invite young people to participate, think, and apply what they learn.
Programs can be adapted for classrooms, youth organizations, faith communities, and other learning environments.
School-based lessons connect with relevant educational standards, including applicable TEKS for Texas schools. Curriculum can be adapted to reflect state-specific standards as CARE expands to new communities.


Interested in bringing CARE animal stewardship education to your school, youth organization, faith community, or other learning environment? Connect with us to explore programs and opportunities that fit your group.


