In this ongoing creature class, students will learn about two or more specific weekly animals. Occasionally we might look at the overall family or a group of creatures, too. Students will learn facts about both common and freaky or unusual animals from around the world. Students will learn about the animal's habitat, what their diet is, and much more.

There will be a PowerPoint to showcase facts about the animals and photographs along with short videos and/or sounds (if possible) to see the animal. My teaching style is interactive and I like to ask students questions and encourage them to ask me questions (though I will never force a shy student to answer if they don't wish to). At the end of the class, we will have an open discussion about the animal we just learned about though how much time will vary depending on how many questions students asking during the presentation.

Students are welcome to bring snacks and their favorite toys too. If they like to draw, they are free to do so, and if time allows, they can share their drawing with the class. 

No prior knowledge is needed, just a love for learning about animals. 

Students also can drop in and out as they want. I allow flexibility within the age range, as each learner is unique. If you think your child would be a good fit for the class but is a little younger or older, feel free to email me to ask questions or try one session to see how it goes.  

A tentative schedule of the topic to discuss weekly are,

Week of May 29th- June 4th: Manatee, Dugong, and Vulture

Week of June 5th-11th: Parakeets  & Crocodiles

Week of June 12-19th: Bull Shark & Arctic foxes

Week of June 26-July 2:Seals & Sea Lions

Week of July 3- 9th: Bald Eagles & Platypus