What's included
1 live meeting
30 mins in-class hours per weekClass Experience
US Grade Kindergarten - 3
In this ongoing class we will play 20 questions trying to figure out the mystery Pokemon! We will go through multiple rounds with students having to figure out the best questions to reveal the correct Pokemon. Everyone will get multiple turns and will have the opportunity to talk and discuss all things Pokemon. We will have time to share our favorite Pokemon stuff such as stuffies, cards, progress they have made on games, anything they would like to share! The class environment is relaxed and unmuted, students will be able to talk freely and be supportive of one another. Class discussion will be student led and they will have the opportunity to suggest themes for the following weeks. All levels of knowledge welcome, from beginner to expert and everything in between! *No reading is required of the student. Week of April 3rd: Pokemon 20 Questions Week of April 10th: Pokemon 20 Questions Week of April 17th: Pokemon 20 Questions Week of April 24th: Pokemon 20 Questions Week of May 1st:Pokemon 20 Questions Week of May 8th:Pokemon 20 Questions Week of May 15th:Pokemon 20 Questions Week of May 22nd:Pokemon 20 Questions Week of May 29th:Pokemon 20 Questions Week of June 5th:Pokemon 20 Questions Week of June 12th:Pokemon 20 Questions Week of June 19th:Pokemon 20 Questions Week of June 26th:Pokemon 20 Questions
Learning Goals
Students will learn how to ask questions that lead them to an answer. They will learn public speaking skills and gain confidence in themselves by figuring out the mysterious Pokemon. They will develop a sense of community with other like minded kids who have similar interests!
Other Details
External Resources
Learners will not need to use any apps or websites beyond the standard Outschool tools.
Teacher expertise and credentials
Bachelor's Degree from University of California Riverside
💰If you are new to Outschool use code JENNY20 to take $20 off any of my classes!💰
Hi! I love to teach classes that are fun and promote discussion and creativity. In all of my classes I mix critical thinking with out of the box thinking so that the kids learn something brand new! I find the best way to do this is by using books, video games, trivia and other interactive components to keep them engaged and wanting to learn.
My passion for critical thought stems from my degree in Philosophy. The integration of pop culture in my classes is rooted in a lifetime of toy collecting, video game playing, and during my time as a staff writer for an online comic book review site. Over the past five years I have created community-based, pop-up craft classes for parents and children that integrate culture and thought, and I am excited about the opportunity to share these types of activities with my students!
Outside of teaching I enjoy spending time with my husband, son, two cats and puppy! I love online gaming and spending a lot of time crafting.
Reviews
Live Group Class
$9
weekly1x per week
30 min
Completed by 11 learners
Live video meetings
Ages: 5-10
1-6 learners per class