Wild Animals of the World: Facts and Crafts
In this ongoing class, students will learn about one wild animal per week and then complete a hands-on animal craft.
Rami Renfro, M.S.Ed.
Average rating:
5.0
Number of reviews:(9)
What's included
1 live meeting
45 mins in-class hours per weekClass Experience
Are you wild about wild animals? Do you love making art projects? This is the class for you! We will meet a new animal each week and discuss its habitat, group, food source, and much more! We will dive deep into the world of each animal, learning fun facts along the way. To top it off, we'll make a fun animal craft each week. This class is perfect for learners who like to interact, learn new facts, and make fun crafts. This is an ongoing class, so feel free to join us any week you'd like! Week 1 (Week of June 6): loggerhead musk turtle Week 2 (Week of June 13): polar bear Week 3 (Week of June 20): blue ringed octopus Week 4 (Week of June 27): zebra Week 5 (Week of July 4): moose Week 6 (Week of July 11): penguin Week 7 (Week of July 18): jellyfish Week 8 (Week of July 25): arctic fox Week 9 (Week of August 1): bee Week 10 (Week of August 8): beaver
Learning Goals
Learners will learn about different wild animals around the world and make a related craft.
Other Details
Parental Guidance
Learners will be cutting, gluing, and using markers and crayons.
Supply List
Week 1 (Week of June 6): loggerhead musk turtle 1 egg carton section 1 green pom pom (medium) 1 green chenille stem (pipe cleaner) 2 medium or small wiggly eyes markers or crayons scissors glue or glue dots Week 2 (Week of June 13): polar bear piece of blue construction paper piece of white construction paper markers or crayons scissors glue or glue dots 2 medium wiggly eyes Week 3 (Week of June 20): blue ringed octopus empty toilet paper roll yellow construction paper markers or crayons (blue is necessary) scissors glue or glue dots 2 medium wiggly eyes Week 4 (Week of June 27): zebra empty paper towel roll white construction paper scissors glue or glue dots tape 2 medium wiggly eyes markers or crayons (black necessary) Week 5 (Week of July 4): moose 2 pieces brown construction paper 1 piece yellow construction paper glue or glue dots scissors markers or crayons 2 large wiggly eyes Week 6 (Week of July 11): penguin 1 toilet paper roll black construction paper white construction paper yellow construction paper scissors glue stick or glue tape 2 medium wiggly eyes Week 7 (Week of July 18): jellyfish 1 brown or white lunch-size paper bag markers or crayons 2 medium wiggly eyes scissors glue or glue stick Week 8 (Week of July 25): arctic fox black construction paper white construction paper 2 medium wiggly eyes scissors glue stick or glue crayons (white needed) pencil Week 9 (Week of August 1): bee 1 toilet paper tube yellow construction paper white construction paper 1 black chenille stem (pipe cleaner) 2 medium wiggly eyes scissors glue stick or glue tape Week 10 (Week of August 8): beaver 1 brown paper lunch-sized bag 2 large wiggly eyes brown construction paper light brown construction paper white construction paper black construction paper scissors glue or glue stick pencil
External Resources
Learners will not need to use any apps or websites beyond the standard Outschool tools.
Joined July, 2020
5.0
9reviews
Teacher expertise and credentials
I have been an elementary teacher for 18 years, covering science topics ranging from all three branches: life science, Earth science, and physical science. My academic background includes a major in liberal arts and a minor in history. For the last 18 years, I have created and taught science lessons that are engaging and fun. Reviews
Live Group Class
$10
weekly1x per week
45 min
Completed by 3 learners
Live video meetings
Ages: 5-8
1-6 learners per class
