Would You Rather Be a Penguin or a Monkey?

Completed by 30 learners

Ages 7-12

Live One-Time Class

Fun social gathering to answer Would You Rather questions and discuss individual ideas

Erin Morse

Average rating:

4.7

Number of reviews:

(45 reviews)

Live video meetings

Meets once

3-8 learners per class

30 min

About Learning Overview Teacher Reviews

What’s included

1 live meeting

30 mins in-class hours

Assessment

There is no formal assessment.

Class Experience

Would You Rather Be A Penguin or A Monkey? In this one-time class, students will answer silly questions like this and many others. We will cover a variety of age appropriate topics including sports, entertainment, food, pets, and transportation. These silly questions allow students to interact with their peers, formulate complete sentences, and share reason. While there will be a list of prepared questions, students will be invited to ask their own appropriate question. My current list has over 500 questions! This class can be taken more than once as the group and answers will always be changing.

Learning Goals

Students will work on forming complete sentences and critical thinking skills. Students will also practice raising their hand, waiting their turn, and listening to their peers. Discussion will be encouraged.

Other Details

Supply List

No supplies necessary

External Resources

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

Meet the teacher

Erin Morse

Joined December, 2020

4.7

45reviews

Profile

Teacher expertise and credentials

Hello. My name is Erin. I have been a homeschooling mom for the last 7 years to my son, Christopher, who has autism and anxiety. I live in Western New York with my husband, my son, and our pets. Cookie is our dog. We have 6 cats - Olaf, Elsa, Midnight, Nico, Bonnie and Clyde. Usually one of them will pop into class to say hello. 

I enjoy teaching on Outschool and getting to know children from all over the world. I provide a friendly and welcoming environment for my classes. We take a very eclectic approach to teaching leaning more toward a classical style. 

I enjoy teaching classes that focus on social skills, reading social cues, communication skills, and friendly peer interaction. I offer a safe and friendly environment for all children. If a child is reserved and prefers to have their camera off, once verification is complete, that child is welcome to turn their camera off.

I have previously taught in 2 different homeschool co-ops to children of a variety of ages and abilities. Throughout that time, I have learned many ways to engage with children and encourage participation.