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Introductory Entomology
Class experience
Week #1 – Insects in Art We'll learn about insect symmetry as we work through a watercolor project and get to know one another. Week #2 – Live Insect Observation & Introduction to Insect Collection project We'll observe and record the physical characteristics and behaviors of a live insect and sketch it in our notebooks. I'll share tips and techniques for collecting insects including how to use a dichotomous key to identify the insects you collect. Students will be asked to collect 10...
1 file available upon enrollmentWeek #1 * One sheet of watercolor paper, watercolor paint, and brushes (alternatively, you can use a canvas and acrylic paint if you prefer) * Graphite transfer paper (carbon paper) Week #2 * A cricket (available at local pet supplies stores) or other live insect of choice * Science journal or notebook (3-ring binder with paper, spiral bound notebook, or composition notebook are all good options) * Handout (dichotomous key and labels) will be provided in class * Optional field collection tools (instructions will be provided to build your own with household materials) Week #3 * Science journal or notebook * A hula hoop or long length of string to mark an area * Optional field collection tools Week #4 * Handouts (mosquito lifecycle diagram, map of farmer's ranch) will be provided in class * Science journal or notebook * Access to local newspapers, magazines, or news articles online for homework Week #5 * Live insects of choice (crickets, sow bugs, ladybugs, etc.) * Handlens, or jeweler's loupe * Science journal or notebook Week #6 * Bring your completed project to class. Project materials will vary by student but could be as simple as an egg carton or a piece of cardboard with insect adhered.
Hello. Hola. Nihao 你好. I am a science educator, master naturalist, and veteran homeschool mom passionate about family life, traveling, and staying active. Sharing my love for science and the great outdoors is my passion. I have over 30 years of...
Group Class
$70
for 6 classes1x per week, 6 weeks
60 min
Completed by 25 learners
Live video meetings
Ages 8-12
3-9 learners per class