Aspiring Vet: Farm Animal Lessons With Drawing and Crafts for Young Learners!
Does your student dream of becoming a vet? Young animal lovers will explore the world of farm animals, focusing on a new animal over 4 weeks, make a craft, learn about the life cycle and follow a drawing tutorial. πππ
Crystal Walker
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What's included
4 pre-recorded lessons
4 weeks
of teacher support1 year access
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Each class will have a drawing activity, life cycle book and a hands on craft.Certificate of Completion
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US Grade Preschool - 1
Whether your student wants to become a veterinarian or simply loves animals, this class is the perfect opportunity to learn, create, and have fun!π Join us on the farm for a fun, hands-on learning experience focused on farm animals! ππ€ In this weekly class, students will explore the fascinating world of farm animals through 5 engaging tasks: πWatch Educational Videos: Learn interesting facts about farm animals, their body parts, and how they are cared for. πComplete Worksheets: Reinforce learning with fun worksheets that include diagrams, questions, and activities. πCreate a Life Cycle Book: Students will make a simple book to understand the animal's life stages. πLearn to Draw: Step-by-step drawing tutorials to help students sketch their favorite farm animals. πCraft Time: Students will create a related craft based on the animal of the week, following a fun and easy step-by-step video guide. Each week, we focus on one farm animal, so students will gain in-depth knowledge and creativity around animals like goats, chickens, pigs, and more! ππ This class offers flexibilityβstudents can complete one task per day or more, depending on their pace. Perfect for young learners interested in farm animals, art, and crafts. Join us each week and explore the farm in a fun and educational way! Check the syllabus for specific animals and lesson topics.
Learning Goals
Identify farm animals and basic facts about them: Students will be able to identify different farm animals and learn interesting facts about each one, including their habits, characteristics, and how they are cared for on the farm.Explore Creativity Through Drawing & Crafts: Students will explore their creative side by learning how to draw various farm animals step-by-step, and create fun, animal-themed crafts that help reinforce their learning.
Syllabus
4 Lessons
over 4 WeeksLesson 1:
Learn About Chickens
Come meet some of the chickens on our farm, learn what they like to eat, talk about the parts of a chicken, and discover some interesting facts about chickens! We will also be learning how to draw a chicken and make a chicken craft! 13 mins of video lessons
Lesson 2:
Learn About Pigs
In this lesson we will learn about pigs! We will learn some facts about pigs, the different parts of a pig, what pigs eat and how they are kept on farms. We will also learn how to draw a pig and make a piggy craft! 9 mins of video lessons
Lesson 3:
Learn About Bunnies
We are going to learn about cute cuddly bunnies! We will talk about the parts of a bunny, what bunnies eat, where they can live as pets and on a farm, and go over fun facts about bunnies. We will also learn how to draw a bunny and make a bunny craft. 13 mins of video lessons
Lesson 4:
Learn About Goats
Come meet some of the goats on our farm! We will go over facts about goats, learn the parts of a goat, listen to how goats sound, and what they like to eat. We will learn how to draw a goat, and make a goat craft. 16 mins of video lessons
Other Details
Parental Guidance
Scissors, glue and markers will be used when making the craft. Younger students may need parent assistance with creating the craft if these tools are hard for them to use independently.
Supply List
All lessons will need white paper, pencil and coloring tools (crayons, colored pencils or markers work) Each lessons supplies for the craft are listed below Lesson 1: white paper plate red colored paper yellow colored paper black colored paper scissors glue (glue stick is suggested but liquid will work too) Lesson 2: pink paper plate (can be a white one that has been colored or painted pink as well) pink colored paper pink pipe cleaner black marker scissors glue (glue stick is suggested but liquid will work too) masking or clear tape Lesson 3: 1 brown paper bag (lunch size) white and pink paper 2 large googly eyes black marker Lesson 4: Empty toilet paper roll (the cardboard part) colored paper (black, brown or gray) 2 googly eyes black marker scissors glue (glue stick is suggested but liquid will work too)
External Resources
Learners will not need to use any apps or websites beyond the standard Outschool tools.
Joined May, 2021
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Teacher expertise and credentials
Hi! Iβm passionate about learning and growing, and I canβt wait to share that enthusiasm with your students! For the past 9 years, Iβve lived on a small farm with my family, raising a variety of animals, and I absolutely love teaching others about them.
With over 14 years of experience working with children and youth, Iβve had the pleasure of teaching in many different settings. Iβve worked as a preschool teacher, church youth teacher, 4H leader/adviser, and Iβve homeschooled my own children for over 11 years.
I have training in early childhood education, as well as experience working with children with special needs and at-risk youth. I believe every child is unique, and Iβm dedicated to creating a fun, engaging, and supportive learning environment for all students.
Whether itβs teaching about farm animals, art, or life skills, Iβm excited to inspire curiosity and a love of learning in every student I work with!Reviews
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