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The Poop Museum Part 1 - Learn Many Fantastic, Fabulous, and Fun Facts About Poop!

Poop is incredible! In this class, you'll learn many fascinating facts about human, animal and insect poop. Many of which will truly amaze and surprise you. Also, we'll laugh a lot .. because ... well ... our subject is poop!

Susie Maguire

Average rating:

4.9

Number of reviews:

(2,744)

What's included

1 live meeting

45 mins in-class hours

Class Experience

June 2023 update:  After three incredible years hosting my classes on Outschool, it's time for new adventures and new ways of sharing my classes and content with the children of the world.

*** If you have an older child who you think would love this class, please do book them on, I often get 10,11 and 12 year olds join who also have great fun and learn lots ***

Poop! Everyone and everything poops. 

In fact, pooping is one of the the MOST important bodily functions. 

But why? and what is Poop? And does every kind of animal or insect poop the same? 

These and many other fascinating facts about Poop will be explained in your visit to The Poop Museum!

Things like ... 

Which animal has cube shaped poop? 
How do astronauts poop, and what happens to it?
Which animal eats its mom's poop? And more importantly, why does this animal eat its mom's poop?

If you're lucky, we may even get a visit from the Museum Curator, Professor Poopoopantous!

Learning Goals

Fascinating facts about poop.
Plus, a sense that any subject, holds the potential for being fascinating!

Other Details

External Resources

Learners will not need to use any apps or websites beyond the standard Outschool tools.

Susie Maguire

4.9

2744reviews

Profile

Teacher expertise and credentials

I raised my son without school, and in the course of his education, I have become a subject expert on many things that he and I both found fascinating, during our 16 year educational adventure. Poop is one of those subjects that captivated me. A few years ago, I illustrated a children's book about the different species of Bear, and found myself once again, fascinated by the poop, and the poop habits of bears. I am currently writing a children's book called "The Poop Museum" and thought it would be a really great subject to turn into a class.