Science & Nature
Amazing Animals: Snow Leopard Science Facts & Directed Drawing!
Average rating: 5.0Number of reviews: (1)
Completed by 6 learners
In this one-time class, I will teach the learners lots of facts about snow leopards, and they will draw their own snow leopard!
Carley Breneman
Average rating: 5.0Number of reviews: (427)
5-10
year old learners
Kindergarten-3rd US Grade Level
1-10
learners per class
$10
Charged upfront
Meets once
25 minute class
Available times
Pacific
Description
Class Experience
Do you enjoy learning about animals and drawing? Then, this is the class for you! In this class, I will teach the students many interesting facts about snow leopards! Learners will find out fun things about these amazing animals, such as how they walk on the snow without sinking, why they are called the “ghost of the mountains,” noises they make, how far they can jump, facts about their babies, and more! I will also lead the students in a simple directed drawing of a snow leopard throughout...
Students will learn fun and interesting facts about snow leopards and draw their own snow leopard.
Learners should come to class with a blank piece of paper, a pencil to draw with, and something to color with (crayons, markers, or colored pencils).
25 minutes per week in class, and maybe some time outside of class.
Meet the teacher
Carley Breneman
Average rating: 5.0Number of reviews: (427)
I have experience working with children of all ages, teaching, and making lesson plans. I have a B.S. in Elementary Education with an English minor from Pensacola Christian College in Pensacola, FL (2015). After graduating, I taught full time in...
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