What's included
1 live meeting
25 mins in-class hours per weekClass Experience
US Grade 1 - 4
Beginner Level
This 25-minute class gathers weekly to allow students to learn from me: a real-life, enthusiastic and excited, animal scientist! After working in a zoo and in the veterinary industry the past 20 years, I'm excited to share what I've learned. Slides are shared from my screen during class to provide real visuals for students. Some photos are of me out in the field! 🔹 The Class Breakdown 🔹 - 5 minutes: students are encouraged to introduce themselves & share favorite animals - 15 minutes: students receive instruction via Google slides with pictures and videos - 5 minutes: trivia, games, finishing up & student questions 🔹 Student Calendar 🔹 Week of June 16th, 2024: Pandas or Red Pandas Week of June 23rd, 2024: African Painted Wild Dogs Week of June 30th, 2024: Prairie Dogs Week of July 7th, 2024: King Cobras Week of July 14, 2024: Hippopotamus Week of July 21st, 2024: Sheep or Goats Week of July 28th, 2024: No Class Week of August 4th, 2024: Ant Eaters Week of August 11th, 2024: Tigers Week of August 18th, 2024: Squid or Octopus Week of August 25th, 2024: Meercats Week of September 1st, 2024: Kangaroos Week of September 8th, 2024: Tapirs Week of September 15th, 2024: Dolphins and Porpoises Week of September 22nd, 2024: Black Mambas Week of September 29th, 2024: Turtles and Tortoises Week of October 6th, 2024: Koalas Week of October 13th, 2024: Sea Horse or Sea Dragon Week of October 20th, 2024: Electric Eels Week of October 27th, 2024: Halloween Special Edition Week of November 3rd, 2024: Narwhals Week of November 10th, 2024: Sugar Gliders Week of November 17th, 2024: Honey Badgers Week of November 24th, 2024: Hyenas Week of December 1st, 2024: Horned Lizard Week of December 8th, 2024: Falcons Week of December 15th, 2024: Tapirs Week of December 22nd, 2024: Penguins Week of December 29th, 2024: Camels Week of January 5th, 2025: Sharks Week of January 12th, 2025: Owl Week of January 19th, 2025: Monkeys and Apes Week of January 26th, 2025: Moles Voles Shrews and a Bilby Week of February 2nd, 2025: Lions, Leopards, and Jaguars Week of February 9th, 2025: Lagomorphs Week of February 16th, 2025: Alligators or Crocodiles Week of February 23rd, 2025: Tigers Week of March 2nd, 2025: Icelandic Horses Week of March 9th, 2025: Giraffes Week of March 16th, 2025: African or Asian Elephant Week of March 23rd, 2025: Cavies Week of March 30th, 2025: Komodo Dragons Week of April 6th, 2025: Bears Week of April 13th, 2025: Ball Pythons Week of April 20th, 2025: Axolotls Week of April 27th, 2025: Cheetah or Serval Week of May 4th, 2025: Lynx or Caracal Week of May 11th, 2025: Icelandic Arctic Fox Week of May 18th, 2025: Tasmanian Devils Assassin Bugs? Antelope Wild Dogs Mongoose Flamingos Korean Garal Lemurs Tardigrades? 🔹 Please Note: 💥 We will never diagnose, treat, or prescribe medications to real pets per O.S. Policy and U.S. Federal Law. The teacher will never give real medical advice 💥 🔹 All students are welcome, students are given opportunities to develop their communication skills, analytical skills, and problem-solving skills without pressure. However, after verification, I do not require students speak or have cameras on.
Learning Goals
At the end of every class time students should be able to tell a parent or friend:
- The name of the animal we discussed
- List the habitats for today's species
- Describe some animal adaptations of the animal we learned that day
- New vocabulary related to the species.
- OPTIONAL: some students may have a colored sheet after class
Other Details
Parental Guidance
There are no sensitive topics. However, if your child is coloring please guide them with proper use of coloring materials.
Supply List
Quiet place to learn.
External Resources
Learners will not need to use any apps or websites beyond the standard Outschool tools.
Teacher expertise and credentials
1 teacher has a Bachelor's degree
Bachelor's Degree in Animal Science from North Carolina State University
No high risk topics or sensitive information. I have a degree in Animal Science from the North Carolina State University where I minored in Agriculture Business Management and Equine Physiology with a focus on Anatomy and Physiology. After multiple biology courses and zoology, I studied research throughout my college career and worked for many veterinarians over the course of 10 years, including an exotic veterinarian that travels the world. From volunteering with the Carnivore Preservation to passionate world-wide travels to Great Britain and Ireland studying the animal spaces, I am encouraged and excited to teach children about animals too!
Reviews
Live Group Class
$10
weekly1x per week
25 min
Completed by 170 learners
Live video meetings
Ages: 6-9
3-9 learners per class