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Life Skills
Let's Become a Vet (Part 2): Beginners Guide for Future Veterinarians
In this class we will explore and learn how to become a vet. Students will learn more about vet tools and how veterinarians help different animals.
Alejandra Londono - Certified Elementary Teacher
352 total reviews for this teacher
14 reviews for this class
Completed by 51 learners
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4-6
year olds
1-6
learners per class
$10
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Meets once
30 minute class
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Description
Class Experience
In this class we will explore and learn how to become a vet. (This class is part two to my class titled:"Let's Become a Vet: Beginners Guide for Future Veterinarians") Students will learn all about vets! Students will practice identifying tools vets use when helping different animals. 1. We will begin by introducing ourselves 2. We will discuss "What is a vet?" I will encourage students to participate and have fun conversations with the class. If students have any toy vet tools they will...
Students will learn some basic information about vets. Students will learn how to discuss and describe different animals. Students will practice their conversational skills with the teacher and other students. Students will learn and identify vet tools.
I have experience teaching kindergarten social studies (ages 4-6) in the classroom. This lesson goes in greater detail about veterinarians (community helpers) which I have experience teaching in the brick & mortar classroom.
Any activities not completed in class can be completed independently at home.
2 files available upon enrollmentPrint the handouts attached (Please print out the Vet Bag Activity Worksheet. The Vet Coloring Sheet can also be printed out but it is optional.) Crayons, markers, OR colored pencils Scissors Toy vet tools (optional to share with class)
Learners will not need to use any apps or websites beyond the standard Outschool tools.
30 minutes per week in class, and maybe some time outside of class.
Students will be using scissors during this class. Therefore parents should be with the student towards the end of class. (Parents may also decide to cut out the worksheet pieces before class starts)
Teacher
Alejandra Londono - Certified Elementary TeacherElementary and English Teacher
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United States352 total reviews
390 completed classes
About Me
Hi! My name is Mrs. Alejandra! Thank you for visiting my profile today. Qualifications 📚 - Bachelor’s Degree in Elementary Education - 3 years of full-time classroom experience - 4 years of online teaching experience I have been a teacher for...
