Classroom fish tank

Writing about our Class Pets the fish

Research shows the benefits that come from students with autism interacting with classroom pets, and stories shared by teachers truly warm one’s heart:

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A few years ago, I received a small fish tank through the Pets in the Classroom grant program. (More on that a little later) It was a small 1.5 gallon tank with a pump, filter, and light, and three little glofish. Set up was super easy and in a day or so, my classroom had a gurgling fish tank and a few little fishies swimming around. The kids loved it - we named the fish, fed them each morning, watched them swim, and had fishy funeral services when necessary. A really nice addition to the…

Create a fun miniature under-the-sea world to put on your bedroom shelf, display in the bathroom, or use as a night light!

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