Endemic Animal Inspectors: Show & Social
Embark on an exciting exploration of the world's unique endemic animals in this engaging and interactive class. Discover the secrets of creatures exclusive to specific regions.
Amber Bottensek, B. ED.
Average rating:
5.0
Number of reviews:(595)
What's included
1 live meeting
30 mins in-class hours per weekClass Experience
US Grade Kindergarten - 3
Beginner - Advanced Level
Join me in this engaging and interactive class where your explorers learn the fascinating world of endemic animals. Embark on a weekly adventure to uncover the secrets of unique creatures from various ecosystems around the globe.
An endemic animal refers to a species that is native to and exclusively found in a particular geographic region or habitat and is not naturally found anywhere else in the world.
Explore different endemic animals' characteristics, habitats, movements, and diets.
Social and Conversation:
- Interactive Discussions: Engage in lively discussions about the animals and share insights.
-Imagination Exploration: Foster creativity through imaginative activities related to endemic animals.
-Daily Sharing: Start each class with a brief sharing session about something exciting or unique from the students' day.
-Drawing Showcase: Conclude classes with a drawing showcase, where students can share their artistic creations with the group.
Class Atmosphere:
-Fun and Informative: Learning is exciting, and curiosity is celebrated.
-Building Connections: Encouraging students to connect with peers, fostering a sense of community.
-Age-Appropriate: Tailored for students to enjoy learning about animals while socializing with others their age.
Receive optional vocabulary worksheets each week to reinforce learning.
The students will be encouraged to draw the featured animal, showcasing learned body parts and characteristics.
Join me for a memorable journey into the world of endemic animals, where exploration, imagination, and friendship come together in a vibrant online setting!
There will be no third-party sites required for the students to visit.
Week 1: December 24th- Komodo Dragon
Week 2: December 31st- Violet-capped Hummingbird
Week 3: January 7th- Pygmy Sloth
Week 4: January 14th- Scottish Wildcat
Week 5: January 21st- Panther Chameleon
Week 6: January 28th- Giant Panda
Week 7: February 4th- Okapi
Week 8: February 11th- Galápagos Tortoise
Week 9: February 18th- Golden Poison Dart Frog
Week 10 February 25th- American Alligator
Week 11: March 3rd- Kakapo
Week 12: March 10th- Lemming
Week 13: March 17th- Aye-Aye
Week 14: March 24th- Platypus
Week 15: March 31st- Wombat
Week 16: April 7th- Axolotl
Week 17: April 14th- Quokka
Week 18: April 21st- Sloth Bear
Week 19: April 28th- Fossa
Week 20: May 5th- Vaquita
Week 21: May 12th- Kiwi
Week 22: May 19th- Tarsier
Week 23: May 26th- Philippine Eagle
Week 24: June 2nd- Tasmanian Devil
Week 25: June 9th- Galápagos Marine Iguana
Week 26: June 16th- Red Panda
Week 27: June 23rd- Gharial
Week 28: June 30th- Hawaiian Monk Seal
Week 29: July 7th- Lemur
Week 30: July 14th- Javan Rhino
Week 31: July 21st- Mountain Gorilla
Week 32: July 28th- Bengal Tiger
Week 33: August 4th- Galápagos Penguin
Week 34: August 11th- Golden Lion Tamarin
Week 35: August 18th- Masai giraffe
Week 36: August 25th- Cuban Crocodile
Week 37: September 1st- South China Tiger
Week 38: September 8th- Devils Hole pupfish
Week 39: September 15th- Grey Junglefowl
Week 40: September 22nd- Island Fox
Week 41: September 29th- Malabar Gliding Frog
Week 42: October 6th- Andaman Woodpecker
Week 43: October 13th- Nilgiri langur
Week 44: October 20th- Amphipods
Week 45: October 27th- Chiribiquete Emerald
Week 46: November 3rd- Nilgiri Tahr
Week 47: November 10th- Tooth Cave Pseudoscorpion
Week 48: November 17th- Himalayan Quail
Week 49: November 24th- Bornean Orangutan
Week 50: December 1st- Brookesia Micra
and more!Learning Goals
Understanding Endemism: By the end of the class, students will be able to define and comprehend the concept of endemism, demonstrating an understanding of why certain animals are exclusive to specific geographic regions or habitats.
Exploration of Characteristics: Students will explore the unique characteristics, behaviors, habitats, movements, and diets of different endemic animals, gaining a comprehensive knowledge of the diverse adaptations that contribute to their survival in specific ecosystems.
Active Participation in Discussions: Students will actively engage in interactive discussions about endemic animals, sharing insights and knowledge gained from class lessons, fostering a collaborative and communicative learning environment.
Imagination and Creativity: Through imaginative activities related to endemic animals, students will enhance their creative thinking skills, developing the ability to envision and appreciate the unique features and roles of these species within their ecosystems.
Building Connections and Community: By participating in sharing sessions and drawing showcases, students will develop social skills, build connections with peers, and contribute to a supportive online community. This goal aims to create a positive and inclusive learning environment that encourages friendship and camaraderie.
Other Details
Supply List
Pencil and paper.
External Resources
Learners will not need to use any apps or websites beyond the standard Outschool tools.
Joined October, 2020
5.0
595reviews
Teacher expertise and credentials
Illinois Teaching Certificate in Elementary Education
Bachelor's Degree in Education from Western Illinois University
I am part of a research study that collects data on the endemic animals in my region. Reviews
Live Group Class
$14
weekly1x per week
30 min
Completed by 25 learners
Live video meetings
Ages: 5-10
3-9 learners per class
