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Marine Mammal Explorers Camp: Whales, Sea Otters, Seals, and Manatees
Class experience
Learners will become familiar with the classification of marine mammals, their habitats, and food webs. While sharing her adventures from scuba diving and snorkeling around the world, Ms. Amalia will facilitate crafts, games, and discussions about the major groups of marine mammals while looking at photo slideshows and listening to animal vocalizations. The beginning of each class will be an opportunity for introductions, sharing, and guided discussion. Students may bring items to class to...
Students will learn facts about marine mammals while developing an understanding of animal classification, habitats and food webs.
I am teaching this class because I am enthusiastic about sharing my life long passion for marine science with students. Shortly after spending my 14th birthday on the Great Barrier Reef, I was certified to Scuba Dive, and minored in Marine Science in college. I have always loved exploring underwater ecosystems and learning about the amazing wildlife of the ocean! I will share my experiences of snorkeling with dolphins and fur seals in New Zealand and manatees in Florida, and whale watching in Madagascar and Alaska!
A variety of optional craft projects will be provided for before, during, or after class. Learners may choose the project that is the right fit for them depending on interest and available supplies. Please check the classroom for detailed instructions about project. Print-outs will be attached to classroom posts. Whale and Dolphin Stick Puppet Theater Materials: ~printed pdf. "Whale and Dolphin Stick Puppets" (on cardstock if available) ~coloring utensils ~scissors ~white glue or tape ~popsicle sticks (alternative: straws, plastic spoons, real sticks, chopsticks) Optional Extension: shoebox, paint, construction paper, ocean stickers. Sea Otter Paper Bag Puppet Materials: ~printed pdf. "Otter Paper Bag Puppet" ~lunch sized paper bag (alternative: gift bag) ~coloring utensils ~scissors ~glue-stick Optional: pipe cleaners, puff ball, google eyes Manatee Habitat Collage Materials: ~Poster board (half or quarter sheet) Alternative: recycled cereal or pizza box or cardstock. ~Printed pdf. ~Coloring utensils ~Scissors ~White-glue and/or glue-stick ~Collage materials are chosen by the artist. Here are some examples: magazine pictures, scrap paper, drawings, fabric, saran wrap, stamps, sequins, natural items, recycled items, stickers, puff balls, pipe cleaners, yarn, ribbon, craft foam, paint, etc. Marine Mammal Bingo ~Printed Bingo card and either a writing utensil to mark your spaces or small markers such as coins, paper-clips, pebbles, or puff balls. Or, generate a card at this link: https://bingobaker.com#ed1b50a9378163c1
In addition to the Outschool classroom, this class uses:
Scissors are needed for the recommended optional craft projects and parental guidance is required for the use of scissors.
As an international environmental educator, I have spent the last 25 years teaching kids around the world about nature. Through art projects, science experiments, games, and live animal interactions, I will guide learners to explore and discuss a...
Group Class
$36
for 3 classes3x per week, 1 week
45 min
Completed by 5 learners
Live video meetings
Ages: 5-8
4-6 learners per class