A Classroom-Ready Bird Education Program
The Avian Biology Classroom (ABC) program is a structured educational resource developed by the American Federation of Aviculture. It introduces students to the science of birds through guided lessons, activities, and real-world examples.
Designed for teachers, bird clubs, and educators, the ABC program provides a flexible way to explore avian science in both formal and informal learning environments.
What is the ABC Program?
ABC is designed to help young learners explore bird biology, behavior, conservation, and responsible care through structured lessons and printable classroom materials. The program can be used by teachers, bird clubs, homeschool groups, youth programs, and educators in both formal and informal learning settings.
What the ABC Program Covers
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Scientific method and observation
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Bird biology and anatomy
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Populations and conservation
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Basic genetics
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Ecology and environmental concepts
ABC Learning Materials
Download lessons, activities, and classroom materials from the ABC program.
Program Development
The ABC program continues to grow as new lessons and materials are developed to support avian education. Additional modules and classroom resources may be added as they become available.
Continue Your Learning
Ready to go further?
Students and educators who want to explore aviculture in greater depth can continue their learning through the American Federation of Aviculture’s Fundamentals of Aviculture (FOA) program.
FOA is a structured, self-paced online course that expands on the foundational concepts introduced in the ABC program, covering bird biology, behavior, conservation, and responsible care.
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Self-paced online learning
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Structured lessons with quizzes and progress tracking
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Covers advanced topics in aviculture and bird care
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Designed for dedicated bird enthusiasts and future aviculturists
The FOA program is hosted through AFA’s official learning platform.