Creepy Creatures! Midnight Zone Marine Biology: Explore the Deep Dark Ocean

In this one-time class, students will explore a variety of incredibly creepy animals, plus plants and related ecological factors of the deep sea, also known as the Midnight Zone, the most exciting part of the ocean!

Megan Elder, M.Ed.

663 total reviews for this teacher

8 reviews for this class

Completed by 30 learners

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45 minutes

per class

Meets once

6-10

year olds

3-9

learners per class

per learner

How does a “One-Time” class work?

Meets once at a scheduled time

Live video chat, recorded and monitored for safety and quality

Great for exploring new interests and different styles of teachers

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Description

Class Experience

In this exciting and awe-inspiring class, students will experience photos and videos in a slideshow as we make observations, hypotheses, and conclusions about the Deep Dark Midnight Zone!

Learners will begin with introductions and share their favorite ocean animal. 

Next, we will take a deep dive into the Midnight Zone and observe the life in the darkest parts of the ocean. Students will see animals such as the Anglerfish, Giant Squid, Giant Siphonophore, Gulper Eel, Dwarf Lantern Shark,...

Students will learn about plants, animals and ecological factors of the Midnight Zone.

Learners will not need to use any apps or websites beyond the standard Outschool tools.

45 minutes per week in class, and maybe some time outside of class.

Teacher

Megan Elder, M.Ed.

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Lives in the United States

Unschooling Mama, Learning Through Living, Love Leading The Way

663 total reviews

495 completed classes

About Me

Hello Parents and Learners! 

Thanks for stopping by! My name is Megan Elder, and I am passionate about planning lessons that cater to a variety of learning styles. I love to integrate multiple content areas and activate all five senses! I believe...