About This Lesson
A Family for Zoya introduces young readers to the heartwarming true story of an orphaned tiger cub and the zoo teams that helped her heal, grow, and find a new family.
This Teacher’s Guide, designed for grades 1–5, brings Zoya’s journey to life through NGSS-aligned activities that explore animal behavior, conservation, empathy, and environmental responsibility. From observing live zoo cams and mapping tiger habitats to designing sanctuaries and researching palm oil, students will dive into real-world science and global conservation efforts.
Each lesson sparks curiosity and compassion—encouraging students to think critically about how people and animals share the planet, and how we can all help protect endangered species like Zoya.
Whether you’re teaching science, geography, or social-emotional learning, this guide offers meaningful, interdisciplinary ways to inspire animal lovers and future conservationists alike.
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