Science & Nature
Giant Pacific Octopus
In this popular animal science class, students will learn facts and vocabulary about the habitat, physical characteristics, and conservation of the Giant Pacific Octopus. Great science class for independent or homeschooled learners.
Jonathan Burig, Elementary Science Ed, TESOL
584 total reviews for this teacher
42 reviews for this class
Completed by 191 learners
7-10
year olds
1-5
learners per class
$12
Charged upfront
Meets once
45 minute class
Available Times
Pacific
Available Times
Pacific
Description
Class Experience
1. Students will learn facts about the physical characteristics of the Giant Pacific Octopus, such as size, diet, habitat and characteristics. 2. Students will learn how scientists use these characteristics to compare and classify a species like the Giant Pacific Octopus. 3. Students will learn why conservation of all Octopus is so important and what is being done to prevent the extinction of this species. 4. Students will learn new vocabulary words related to the study of the Giant Pacific Octopus and their ocean habitat.
Your child may be interested in learning more facts about the topic of Giant Pacific Octopus and animal conservation science. Great science enrichment for independent or homeschooled learners.
1 file available upon enrollmentLearner Supply List: 1. Paper (Notebook, loose or a sketchpad) 2. Pencils, markers or crayons to write, label or color 3. Print Pack: (attached to the welcome message in the classroom and visible if you are logged in as the LEARNER) Contains templates to help the learner identify and label the physical characteristics of an Octopus. Note: A certificate and a Giant Pacific Octopus fact and vocabulary sheet will be available for download in the classroom after class.
Learners will not need to use any apps or websites beyond the standard Outschool tools.
There is not a formal assessment for this class. Students will be learning concepts of animal science along with the opportunity to develop additional math, geography, vocabulary and creative thinking while learning about the Giant Pacific Octopus.
45 minutes per week in class, and maybe some time outside of class.
The following science resources were used to create content for this class but will NOT be used as teaching tools during class: Monterey Bay Aquarium Oceana.org Nat Geo for kids
Teacher
Jonathan Burig, Elementary Science Ed, TESOLElementary Science Teacher
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Lives in the
United States584 total reviews
1247 completed classes
About Me
Welcome to my classroom! My name is Jonathan. Here, you will find science classes that are both fun and engaging for your curious learner. All my classes were designed using standards-based elementary level concepts of science in order to help...
