What's included
1 live meeting
50 mins in-class hoursClass Experience
US Grade 3 - 5
Ready to explore our moon and find out what it would really take for us to stay there? Join me in this one time class where we learn about our moon through discussion, photos, and videos and then we talk about a moon habitat! What do humans need for survival? What special things would we need to bring to ensure that we can thrive there? Children will learn about our basic needs, some not so basic needs that we have, and then create their own moon habitat. We will spend a big part of class designing and creating our moon habitat. Each child will create their own through their imaginations and their own creative design. Please make sure to have supplies for class so the children can create! This can all be created with things from around the house! Please check the supply list. This class is part lesson and part design and create. Children learn best when they can use their hands and imagination! Join us in this fun class! Please note, a design will not be sent to your student, they will completely design their moon habitat using the things we will talk about in class. With this knowledge of our survival needs, they will apply it to their own design. Want your child to have an excellent base in all things STEM? I offer incredible classes and exciting opportunities to learn, think, engineer, and invent! My classes are designed for multiple age groups, and are inclusive for those with disabilities, including those with dyslexia, dysgraphia, and learning disabilities. Each class is different, covering subjects like physics, engineering, architecture, biology, chemistry, mathematics, and much more. Join me and learn in a fun and engaging way! Heart my profile and see what new classes are coming out!
Learning Goals
Children will have a better understanding of our moon, our basic survival needs, and a design process.
Other Details
Supply List
Children will need: Paper Pencil Scissors Markers Glue, can be hot glue or glue sticks. Elmer's glue will work but is not best for this. Items for their design, this could include: Popsicle sticks Construction paper Toilet paper rolls (the cardboard only) Paper towel rolls (the cardboard only) Boxes (smaller boxes, like left possibly food packaging, or Kleenex) Pom Poms Straws Buttons and anything else you have around the house that your child can use to create their design.
External Resources
Learners will not need to use any apps or websites beyond the standard Outschool tools.
Teacher expertise and credentials
2 Degrees
Master's Degree in Education from University of Houston at Clear Lake
Bachelor's Degree in Education from University of Houston at Clear Lake
I believe in igniting the fire for the love of learning and meeting children where they are at. I also believe the best way to learn is through play, hands on experiments, and having fun. My favorite things to teach are STEM, Math, facilitating safe gaming classes, and reading classes.
I attended University of Houston at Clear Lake and received my Bachelor’s degree in Early Childhood Education- Young Children with Disabilities and my Master’s degree in Early Childhood Education- Children with Disabilities. I was the owner and founder of The Mind Body Lab, where I taught STEM, Art, and Yoga classes. I am also a private tutor.
I was the Assistant Director of Early Childhood camps for University of Houston at Clear Lake, and for 6 years I designed, developed, and implemented inclusive camps for young children. I have also taught a homeschool science classes at a local nature center, where I prepared lesson plans, wrote lessons that included STEM, and instructed an inclusive class.
I believe every child learns in a different way and the way I teach will reflect that. I plan my classes in a way where all learners needs are met, we do not all learn the same so I offer multiple ways to understand the subject.
I have homeschooled my children for the last 12 years. I am a first degree black belt and love everything martial arts!
My goal is to educate, include, enlighten, ignite, and help children explore this world.
Reviews
Live One-Time Class
$14
per classMeets once
50 min
Completed by 92 learners
Live video meetings
Ages: 8-11
3-7 learners per class