Basic Stationery:
Pens and pencils for note-taking.
Colored markers or crayons for drawing and project work.

Printable Worksheets:
Worksheets will be provided by the instructor as downloadable PDF files that can be printed at home.

Household Items for Experiments:
Simple items like glitter or pepper to simulate germ spread in a controlled and safe experiment. These items are inexpensive and typically available at grocery stores.

Notebook or Binder:
For organizing notes, worksheets, and project materials.

In addition to the Outschool classroom, this class uses:
Khan Academy
BBC
CDC
WHO

This course is designed to be accessible and engaging for young learners, with content tailored to be age-appropriate and educational. The topics covered are presented in a way that is sensitive to young audiences. Here are a few points of guidance:

Content Sensitivity: Although the course discusses diseases and how they spread, all information is presented in a non-alarming manner, focusing on education and prevention. The simulations and discussions are designed to empower students rather than cause worry or fear.

Safety Precautions: Any activities that simulate disease transmission will use safe, hypothetical scenarios or common household items in a controlled way. These activities are crafted to ensure understanding without any risk to physical health.

Third-Party Tools: The course may utilize approved third-party educational tools such as Khan Academy for supplementary videos. No accounts are required for students to access publicly available content.