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Horse Camp: Live From the Barn!

In this multi-day program, participants will learn all about horses with interactive activities that include a barn busy book, a recipe for human-safe horse treats and a visit from a real horse.

Hilary Moore Hebert

Average rating:

4.8

Number of reviews:

(196)

What's included

3 live meetings

1 hrs 45 mins in-class hours

Class Experience

US Grade Pre-Kindergarten - 2

Our camp will feature the following topics:
Science & Nature: Meet a real horse -  Learn about what he eats, his daily schedule and how to stay safe at a horse farm.
Sports: Types of riding - videos and a look at real equipment, unmounted exercises to imagine what it’s like to ride and jump!
Arts and Crafts: Make a horse barn busy book with a cereal box and basic supplies.
Language: Learn how to “speak” horse as we explore the ways that our equine friends communicate with each other and humans.
Social Studies: Learn about breeds of the world and how horses are involved in daily life. We will watch videos as we go on a virtual vacation to visit our equine friends abroad.
English and Reading: Learn parts of the horse in an interactive game and end our final session with a story about horses and new friendships.

Learning Goals

Students will learn all about horses while participating in activities in most subjects—from art and reading to language and social studies.

Other Details

Supply List

For craft day, students will need a cereal box, scissors, markers, printer paper and tape.

External Resources

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

Hilary Moore Hebert

Joined April, 2020

4.8

196reviews

Profile

Teacher expertise and credentials

Hilary is a professional equestrian and farm owner with over 30 years of experience. She is an award-winning equestrian journalist and former senior editor at Dressage Today magazine. Hilary has decades of experience teaching as a horseback riding instructor, master tutor for the Princeton Review and overnight camp counselor/director of riding.