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Yellow Cardinals & Mottled Robins - Color Mutations in Wild Birds (FLEX)
Class experience
US Grade 8 - 11
>>>This is a guided ***FLEXIBLE SCHEDULE*** unit study!!!<<< Have you ever seen a wild bird which looked lighter, darker, or differently colored than usual for its kind? What causes red cardinals to sometimes be yellow, or robins to sometimes be missing patches of color? How can a usually black-and-white penguin end up just all black or all white? In this unit study, we will take a look at the many ways that wild birds can end up with such weird colors and plumage patterns. - Learn about...
I am a zoologist who enjoys sharing my love of the animal kingdom with lifelong learners of all ages. I especially enjoy connecting children to nature, and keeping their natural scientific sparks lit! In addition to my undergraduate and graduate degrees in Environmental Science/Fish & Wildlife Management, I have specialized experience in ornithology and birding. I am a Flying WILD certified educator; focused on birds for my graduate research project (West Nile Virus in corvids); have a certificate in bird biology from the Cornell Lab of Ornithology; have written species accounts for Cornell Lab of Ornithology's Birds of the World website; have monitored birds at my local nature center as part of their eBird Project Feederwatch program; and completed the Certified Bird Feeding Specialist program through Wild Birds Unlimited. I also have nearly two decades experience as a home education advocate, including homeschooling my own children from preschool through high school. I am a big proponent of flexible learning, individualized education, and supporting fellow neurodiverse learners, so please don't hesitate to reach out to me with any questions or requests for additional resources. We all learn in our own way and time, but everyone should have the chance to learn about how cool animals are!
Homework Offered
There is both reading and multimedia viewing material assigned with each week's topic.2 - 4 hours per week outside of class
Assessments Offered
As noted above, formal assessments will only be provided if the student or parent requests it.Grades Offered
Lesson materials are provided for free via the classroom, either as downloadable printables/files or links to online resources (web pages, videos, articles, etc.).
In addition to the Outschool classroom, this class uses:
- Pinterest (curated image/resource board, public access, no account required to view)
- YouTube (for viewing assigned playlists/video clips)
- curated links to various science websites
All my zoology classes are open to discussing animal anatomy, including the reproductive system, and natural behaviors and bodily functions, including predation and mating. Online resources: This class directs learners to watch curated video content on YouTube and may also direct learners to additional information on science-related pages (e.g., a research journal or zoological database). No online account signups are required.
1) what kind of classes you teach I offer introductory unit studies on various topics in zoology and natural history; a special series on animals in world art history (based on my current ongoing research project!); and, because it's extra fun,...
Flex Class
$7
weekly or $28 for 4 weeks4 weeks
Completed by 16 learners
No live video meetings
Ages: 13-18