Los superpoderes de la Madre Naturaleza: el clima y los desastres naturales

Let's explore the awe-inspiring world of weather & natural disasters. 

Each week, we will focus on a different natural disaster, uncovering its unique characteristics and exploring the incredible power of Mother Nature. Through engaging conversations, captivating pictures, interactive exercises, and playful activities, students will gain a comprehensive understanding of how each disaster occurs. 

To reinforce learning, we will conclude each class with a creative art activity that supports the concepts covered. Expand your knowledge and discover the superpowers of nature in this ongoing class.   

2023 Week of: 
May 28th- Tornadoes  
June 4th- Earthquakes 
June 11th- Volcanic Eruption  
June 18th- Hurricanes
June 25th- Tsunami
July 2rd- Wildfires
July 9th- Avalance 
July 16th- Heat Wave
July 23rd- Flood
July 30th- No Class 
August 6th- Hail Storm
August 13th- Sinkholes 
August 20th-  Blizzard 
August 27th- Drought 
September 3rd- Landslide
September 10th- Sandstorm
September 17th- Ice Storm
September 24th- Thunderstorm   
October 1st- Volcanic Mudflow
October 8th- Monsoon 
October 15th- Limnic Eruption
October 22nd- Microbursts 
October 29th- Solar Flares (Geomagnetic Storms) *Fridays class will be a game day. 

and then the class will start over again. 

November 5th- Tornadoes 
November 12th- Earthquakes 
November 19th- Volcanic Eruption  
November 26th- Hurricanes
December 3rd- Tsunami
December  10th- Wildfires
December 17th- Avalance 
December 27th- Heat Wave
December 31st- Flood
2024
January 7th- Hail Storm
January 14th- Sinkholes 
January 21st-  Blizzard 
January 28th- Drought 
February 4th- Landslide
February  11th- Sandstorm
February 18th- Ice Storm
February 25th- Thunderstorm   
March 3rd- Volcanic Mudflow
March 10th- Monsoon 
March 17th- Limnic Eruption
March 24th- Microbursts 
March 31st- Solar Flares (Geomagnetic Storms)
April 7th- GAME DAY

and then the class will start over again. 

2024
April 14th- Tornadoes 
April 21st- Earthquakes
April 28th- Volcanic Eruption
May 5th- Hurricanes
May 12th- Tsunami
May 19th- Wildfires
May 26th- Avalance
June 2nd- Heat Wave
June 9th- Flood
June 16th- Hailstorm
June 23rd- Sinkholes 
June 30th- Blizzard 
July 7th- Drought 
July 14th- Landslide 
July 21st- Sandstorm 
July 29th- Ice Storm    
August 4th- Thunderstorm 
August 11th- Volcanic Mudflow  
August 18th- Monsoon 
August 25th- Limnic Eruption 
September 1st- Microbursts 
September 8th- Solar Flares (Geomagnetic Storms) 
September 15th- El Nino and La Nina
September 22nd- Red Sprite
September 29th- GAME DAY

Fall 2024- Winter 2025
October 6th- Tornadoes 
October 13th- Earthquakes
October 20th- Volcanic Eruption
October 27th- Hurricanes
November 3rd- Tsunami
November 10 - Wildfires
November 17th- Avalance
November 24th- Heat Wave
December 1st- Flood
December 8th- Hailstorm
December 15th- Sinkholes 
December 22nd- Blizzard 
December 29th- Game Day!! 
January 5th- Drought  
January 12th- Landslide  
January 19th- Sandstorm    
January 26th-  Ice Storm  
February 2nd- Thunderstorm  
February 9th- Volcanic Mudflow   
February 16th- Monsoon  
February 23rd- Limnic Eruption 
March 2nd- Microbursts   
March 9th- Solar Flares (Geomagnetic Storms) 
March 16th- El Nino and La Nina 
March 23rd- Red Sprite 
GAME DAY
and more!!!


There will be no external resources used during this class. 

Some of these classes will also be available as one-time classes. 

My teaching style:
I enjoy having fun while teaching and politely encouraging my students to remember the rules to help the class run smoothly. I always want the students to share and interact as much as possible while allowing shy learners to watch and engage as they feel comfortable. I strive to help all learning types feel included in my class.  My goal is to have your student share all the interesting facts they have learned for days after the class. My personal style of teaching is engaging, energetic, and enthusiastic, with a touch of silly.  I hope to share my passion for learning with each of my students.