Let's Learn Science: 3X/Week Ongoing Course (5-7 Years)
In this interactive Science Course, we learn about animals, plants, anatomy, forces, geography, dinosaurs, materials, rocks, weather, disasters, transport, electricity, sound, light, space and the environment.
Let's Go Learning
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3 live meetings
1 hrs 45 mins in-class hours per weekClass Experience
Do you love Science? In this Ongoing Class, learners will explore a range of Science subjects in a fun and interactive way. This course aims to provide meaningful learning experiences for young explorers. Each class will include a range of teaching methods and activities that are designed to engage the learners in both a hands-on and minds-on way. Classes will include experiments, Q&A, quizzes, games, worksheets, songs, videos and much more. Learners will be encouraged to observe, explore, question and share what they learn. A variety of methods are used to support learners and cater for different learning styles and needs. Please note, there will be reading and writing tasks in some classes. This course is mapped to the National Curriculum in the UK and is planned for Key Stage 1 which is ages 5-7. Please do check the whole description when choosing this course for your learner. Please do not hesitate to contact me with any questions. What is taught in this course? Electricity Week of 27/5/2024 - Power Generation Week of 3/6/2024 - Batteries Week of 10/6/2024 - Conductivity Week of 17/6/2024 - Electrical Safety Week of 24/6/2024 - Electrical Circuits Week of 1/7/2024 - Life Without Electricity The Environment Week of 08/07/2024 - Rubbish and Recycling Week of 15/07/2024 - Plastic and the Oceans Week of 22/07/2024 - Endangered Species Week of 29/07/2024 - Fossil Fuels Week of 05/08/2024 - Overpopulation Week of 12/08/2024 - Climate Change Amazing Animals Week of 19/08/2024 - Life Cycles Week of 26/08/2024 - The Senses Week of 02/09/2024 - Minibeasts Week of 09/09/2024 - Habitats and How Animals Adapt Week of 16/09/2024 - Vertebrates and Invertebrates Week of 23/09/2024 - Food Chains Passionate About Plants Week of 30/09/2024 - Flowers and Pollination Week 07/10/2024 - The Importance of Plants: What They Give Us Week of 14/10/2024 - Classifying and Grouping Plants and Trees Week of 21/10/2024 - The Impact of Deforestation Week of 28/10/2024 - Carnivorous Plants Week of 04/11/2024 - Where Our Food Comes From and Growing Our Own The Human Body Week of 11/11/2024 - Parts of the Body and The Nervous System Week of 18/11/2024 - What Humans Need to Stay Healthy Week of 25/11/2024 - The Five Senses in Humans and The Muscular System Week of 02/12/2024 - Our Terrific Teeth Week of 09/12/2024 - The Human Digestive System Week of 16/12/2024 - The Human Circulatory System Marvellous Materials Week of 23/12/2024 - Solids, Liquids and Gases Week of 30/12/2024 - Will It Float or Sink? Week of 6/1/2025 - Describing Materials Week of 13/1/2025 - Choosing Materials Week of 20/1/2025 - Which Materials Dissolve? Week of 27/1/2025 - All About Bridges Wonderful Weather Week beginning 3/2/25 - Rain and The Water Cycle Week beginning 10/2/25 - Wind, Hurricanes and Tornadoes Week beginning 17/2/25 - Temperature and The Extremes Week beginning 24/2/25 - Rainbows and Thunderstorms Week beginning 3/3/25 - Clouds and My Weather Station Week beginning 10/3/25 - Climate Change Super Space Week of 17/3/2025 - The Planets Week of 24/3/2025 - The Sun Week of 31/3/2025 - The Stars and Constellations Week of 7/4/2025 - The Moon Week of 14/4/2025 - Asteroids, Comets and Beyond Week of 21/4/2025 - Rockets, Astronauts and Gravity Fabulous Forces Week beginning 28/4/25 - Pulleys Week beginning 5/5/25 - Levers Week beginning 12/5/25 - Magnets Week beginning 19/5/25 - Machines Week beginning 26/5/25 - Friction Week beginning 2/6/25 - Elasticity Geography Week beginning 9/6/25 - The Oceans and Seas Week beginning 16/6/25 - Continents of the World Week beginning 23/6/25 - Mountains and Volcanoes Week beginning 30/6/25 - Beside the Sea Week beginning 7/7/25 - Cities and the Countryside Week beginning 14/7/25 - Where We Live Rocking Rocks Week beginning 21/7/25 - All Things Rocks Week beginning 28/7/25 - Crystals Week beginning 4/8/25 - Minerals Week beginning 11/8/25 - Palaeontology Week beginning 18/8/25 - All Things Soil Week beginning 25/8/25 - All Things Worms Dinosaurs Week beginning 1/9/25 - What Did Dinosaurs Eat? Week beginning 8/9/25 - The Mesozoic Age and Triassic Period Week beginning 15/9/25 - Dinosaurs of the Jurassic Period Week beginning 22/9/25 - Dinosaurs of the Cretaceous Period Week beginning 29/9/25 - Let's Investigate The Dinosaurs Week beginning 6/10/25 - The End of the Dinosaurs Deadly Disasters Week beginning 13/10/25 - Tsunamis Week beginning 20/10/25 - Floods and Droughts Week beginning 27/10/25 - Earthquakes Week beginning 3/11/25 - Wildfires Week beginning 10/11/25 - Avalanches Week beginning 17/11/25 - Storms Terrific Transport Week beginning 24/11/25 - Aeroplanes and Air Resistance Week beginning 1/12/25 - Roads and Systems Week beginning 8/12/25 - Steam trains Week beginning 15/12/25- Axles Week beginning 22/12/25 - Submarines Week beginning 29/12/25 - Boats and Ships Super Sound Week of 5/1/2026 - The Ear and Hearing Week of 12/1/2026 - Exploring Waves and Vibrations Week of 19/1/2026 - Echolocation Week of 26/1/2026 - Changing Sounds Week of 2/2/2026 - Musical Instruments Week of 9/2/2026 - Our Voice Heat Week of 16/2/2026 - Effects of Heating Week of 23/2/2026 - Firefighters Week of 2/3/2026 - Hot Air Balloons Week of 9/3/2026 - Insulators Week of 16/3/2026 - Boiling Week of 23/3/2026 - Letβs Go Camping Light and Dark Week of 30/3/2026 - Day and Night Week of 6/4/2026 - Reflection Week of 13/4/2026 - The Northern Lights Week of 20/4/2026 - Day and Night Animals Week of 27/4/2026 - Shadows Week of 4/5/2026 - Light Sources Over Time We look forward to being part of your learning journey!
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Learners will need paper, pen, pencil and crayons for each class. Some classes may require things to be cut out before the class and for learners to bring glue to class with them. Some classes involve a simple experiment. The required materials will be posted to the classroom. Please print out or download the relevant handouts in advance of each class. These will be uploaded to the 'Classroom' by Monday each week.
External Resources
Learners will not need to use any apps or websites beyond the standard Outschool tools.
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8 teachers have teaching certificates
Non-US Teaching Certificate in English to Speakers of Other Languages
Oregon Teaching Certificate in Elementary Education
Non-US Teaching Certificate in English/Language Arts
Non-US Teaching Certificate in English/Language Arts
North Carolina Teaching Certificate
Non-US Teaching Certificate in English to Speakers of Other Languages
Non-US Teaching Certificate in Elementary Education
Non-US Teaching Certificate in Secondary Education
District of Columbia Teaching Certificate in Elementary Education
8 teachers have a Graduate degree
Doctoral Degree in Biology/Biological Sciences from University of New Mexico
Master's Degree in Education from Charles Sturt University
Master's Degree in Education from University of the People
Master's Degree in Foreign Language from Zaporizhzhia National University
Master's Degree in Family and Consumer Sciences/Human Sciences from University of The Rockies
Master's Degree in Education from Bath Spa University
Master's Degree in Religious Studies from U.S. Seminary
Master's Degree in Art History, Criticism and Conservation from University of Melbourne
22 teachers have a Bachelor's degree
Bachelor's Degree in Business Administration and Management from Buckinghamshire New University
Bachelor's Degree in Biology/Biological Sciences from University of New Mexico
Bachelor's Degree in Chemistry from University of New Mexico
Bachelor's Degree from Cardiff University
Bachelor's Degree in Religious Studies from Portland Bible College
Bachelor's Degree in Science from Rhodes University
Bachelor's Degree in Science from Oregon State University
Bachelor's Degree in History from Oregon State University
Bachelor's Degree in English Language and Literature from Plymouth University
Bachelor's Degree in Behavioral Science from University of the Free State
Bachelor's Degree in Education from University of South Africa
Bachelor's Degree in Elementary Education from Western Kentucky University
Bachelor's Degree in Psychology from Ashford University
Bachelor's Degree in Biology/Biological Sciences from UniversitΓ© de Moncton
Bachelor's Degree in Political Science and Government from West Texas A&M University
Bachelor's Degree in Communications from RMIT University
Bachelor's Degree in Sociology from Nyack College
Bachelor's Degree in Biology/Biological Sciences from State University of New York College at Brockport
Bachelor's Degree from Millersville University
Bachelor's Degree in Psychology from Mississippi State University
Bachelor's Degree in Art and Design from University of Lincoln
Bachelor's Degree in Elementary Education from Vancouver Island University
Bachelor's Degree from University of Central Florida
Bachelor's Degree in Social Sciences from University of Ottawa
Bachelor's Degree from Griffith University
2 teachers have an Associate's degree
Associate's Degree in Business Administration and Management from Ashford University
Associate's Degree in Business/Commerce from Ashford University
We are a team of qualified and experienced teachers with a wealth of experience across a range of ages and subjects. Most of our teachers are also TEFL/TESL qualified. You can find out more about each teacher in our profile. We are all passionate about teaching and learning and seeing our learners succeed. We look forward to meeting you in class soon.Reviews
Live Group Class
$45
weekly ($15 per class)3x per week
35 min
Live video meetings
Ages: 5-7
1-6 learners per class
