- Printed “What Are Feathers For?” Booklet (file provided 1 week prior to class)
- Printed class activity worksheets (when needed this file is posted 1 week prior to class)
- Standard craft supplies: crayons, colored pencils, or markers; scissors; construction paper or scrap paper; glue; tape; stapler (please have available each week)
- Extra Supplies:
Week 1: pen or pencil
Week 2: straw, craft feather, Playdough or modeling clay
Week 6: paper plate, wiggle eyes, pipe cleaners, craft feathers
Week 8: down feather coat/jacket/sleeping bag or plastic bag of craft feathers, 2 bags of ice or ice blocks

Note about real bird feathers: The US Migratory Bird Treaty Act prohibits the possession of feathers, nests, and eggs of protected migratory bird species.  Since possession of protected migratory bird feathers is prohibited in the US, learners are encouraged to use fake, craft feathers for craft projects and to take a photo of any feathers found in nature to share during class rather than collecting the feather.  

学習者は、Outschoolが提供する基本ツール以外のアプリやウェブサイトを使用する必要はありません。

Younger students (especially ages 5 and 6) will likely require parental support while taking this course since several activities require cutting, folding, and carefully following directions.  Please note that the longer 50 minutes sessions of this course may not be appropriate for every young learner.  If you are looking for a higher energy course with smaller class size, shorter sessions, more songs, movement, and games, please consider the Raptors: Birds of Prey Hunting By Day and Night multi-day camp that I offer for ages 3-6.