What's included
1 live meeting
50 mins in-class hours per weekClass Experience
This is a series of live classes where students will be able to learn about interesting mammals all around the world. These lessons will have 10 mammals in each lesson. This class is on a 8 week rotation. The lessons are $13 each. Seven of the eight lessons will each be assigned a continent, from which we will learn about mammals that reside on that continent (integrating continent geography into the lesson). The students will learn about the mammals themselves, and they will also learn about subjects such as endangered, extinct, vulnerable, habitat loss, conservation, climate, camouflage, habitat, geography, etc. Each week, there will be a Quizlet activity that the students can be involved in on the classroom page. I will stay responsive to the classroom comments and discussions on the page. Below is an overview of the animals that learners will be learning about each week. This class is the ongoing live version of the flexible schedule version of this class and multi-day live version of this class. WEDNESDAY Sections: March 23rd: Lesson 1: Mixture of different mammals -Tarsier, Black and White Ruffed Lemur, Saiga Antelope, Aardvark, Giant Anteater, Sand Cat, Caracal Lynx, Spotted Hyena, Three-Toed Sloth, and Jaguarundi March 30th: Lesson 2: Africa (three mammals from this class are also found in my one time Mammals of Africa class) -Aardwolf, African Lion, Honey Badger, Cheetah, Kudu, Warthog, African Wild Dog, Black Rhino, Giraffe, and Colobus Monkey April 6th: Lesson 3: South America -Southern Pudu, Capybara, Maned Wolf, Guanaco, Pink Fairy Armadillo, Silky Anteater, Golden Lion Tamarin, South American Gray Fox, Jaguar, and Black-Capped Capuchin Monkey April 13th: Lesson 4: Australia -Sugar Glider, Tree Kangaroo, Humpback Whale, Platypus, Koala, Feathertail Glider, Numbat, Bilby, Quokka, and Thylacine (Tasmanian tiger) April 20th: Lesson 5: North America -Arctic Fox, Polar Bear, Black Footed Ferret, Prairie Dog, Pronghorn, Bobcat, Yucatan Black Howler Monkey, Wolverine, Red Fox, and Moose March 2nd: Lesson 6: Asia -Snow Leopard, Indian (Malabar) Giant Squirrel, Asian Elephants, Malayan Tapir, Pygmy Slow Loris, Dhole, Red-Shanked Douc Langur, Dusty Leaf Monkey, Gaur, and Banded Linsang March 9th: Lesson 7: Antarctica -Orca, Hourglass Dolphin, Leopard Seal, Weddell Seal, Sperm Whale, Southern Elephant Seal, Crabeater Seal, Minke Whale, Blue Whale, and Sei Whale March 16th: Lesson 8: Europe -European Hedgehog, Raccoon Dog, Pine Martin, European Badger, European Mink, Iberean Lynx, Mouflon, European Hamster, European bison (Winsent), and Fallow Deer Feel free to reach out if you have any questions or requests.
Learning Goals
Students will be able to...
-define a mammal
-know a variety of terms such as, endangered, functionally extinct, extinct, camouflage, conservation, deforestation, etc.
-know about many mammals all over the world.
-identify the seven continents of the world.
Other Details
Parental Guidance
When defining a mammal, we mention that typically mammals have live young and do not lay eggs (except for a few exceptions). I do not go into further detail about this. I do not talk about mating. If a student does, due to the ages, I will kindly try to change the subject.
External Resources
In addition to the Outschool classroom, this class uses:
- Quizlet
Teacher expertise and credentials
Pennsylvania Teaching Certificate in Elementary Education
Bachelor's Degree in Education from Millersville University of Pennsylvania
Welcome! My name is Kristin, and I am so excited to meet your learner(s)! I am a certified teacher with a B.S. Ed. in Early Childhood Education and in Special Education. I have many years of both classroom teaching and online teaching experience. Outside of Outschool, I am a business owner and I was a horse riding instructor. My philosophy of teaching is not just imparting knowledge to the learner. Instead, I believe that it more important to inspire learners to love learning, while imparting new knowledge. It is the love of learning that will drive a person to grow, succeed, and inspire others. My classroom is a safe place for all learners of all abilities. I am very experienced in accommodating the needs and preferences of each learner. As a teacher, it is my job to make sure that all students are learning, encouraged, and successful in my classroom. As a teacher, I have taught all classroom subjects, therefore, I have a variety of class options. My focus is on literature, life skills, nature, history, and geography. Beyond teaching, some of my personal passions include horseback riding (English and Western styles), reading, playing guitar, dancing, training dogs, learning new languages, and traveling. What is your learner’s passion? I love to be able to incorporate students' interests into their learning experience. I am always open to hearing your feedback, ideas, and preferences. I hope to see your learner(s) soon!
Reviews
Live Group Class
$18
weekly1x per week
50 min
Completed by 154 learners
Live video meetings
Ages: 7-12
1-9 learners per class