Let’s learn Italian while making crafts! In this one time project based language class, students will learn farm animals in Italian while making a craft! Students will learn the animals: cow, chicken, pig, and sheep. They will also learn the word farm.  We will work on the names of these animals while coloring and making the art project. I will be speaking both Italian and English in class, but will say our target vocabulary words only in Italian. 

Upon enrollment, students will receive a file with the farm animals and the farm. I ask if parents can please cut the pieces out before class. During our class students will color and glue the pieces of the craft to a separate paper. 

MATERIALS NEEDED.
- Printable file given upon enrollment (Please cut the pieces out before class if possible)
- A separate paper of any color to glue each piece onto
- Something to color with
- Glue or tape

CLASS STRUCTURE:
- Between 5-8 minutes of introductions, practicing introducing ourselves in Italian, play a vocabulary game with some of our new words.
- The remaining portion of class will alternate between learning the new word, and coloring + gluing the target word/piece onto the paper. 
- If extra time remains we will play a review game.

The aim of this class is to learn a new language in a relaxed and playful environment. My classes are focused on learning while having fun. This is a beginner class, so no prior knowledge of the Italian language is needed. I hope to see your child in class!

MY POLICIES:
**I follow Outschool policy for refunds, no-shows, and transfers. I will give a refund or transfer your learner if I am given notice 24 hours before class starts. 
**If no learners are present after 10 minutes, the class is considered a "no show". This rarely happens, but if it does, students will receive a recorded video of the craft so that they can complete it at home. 
**Parents must stay off camera during class.
**Siblings or learners in the same household are welcome to share devices, but each learner must be enrolled.
**Learners must turn the camera on at the beginning of class so they can be verified by the teacher.