海洋生物学：海に住む生き物を見てみましょう（継続中のクラブ）

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The perfect class for our littlest would-be marine biologists. No previous knowledge required - just some curiosity about learning about our oceans. 

In each class we'll explore some of the most iconic marine animals, learning about their basic features, where they live, what they eat etc... Sometimes we will look at different ocean habitats as well as topics like underwater camouflage and how we explore the sea (snorkelling, diving etc...)

We supply an optional activity/worksheet for your learner to complete each week.

We have a wide range of topics (see below). This runs as a 24 week schedule which cycles around. You can join and hop off at any point.

Parrotfish & Clownfish
Orcas & Sea otters
Manatees & Dugongs	
Octopus	& Squid
Great White shark & Hammerhead shark
Fascinating fish	
Sea birds & Marine reptiles
Small things & Big things
Underwater camouflage	
Seals & sea lions & Walruses
Sea horses & Sea stars
Sea turtles	
Jellyfish & Ocean Exploring
Deep sea creatures & Megalodons (+ other prehistoric marine animals)
Dolphins	
Sharks! Sharks! Sharks!
Shells & Pufferfish
Ocean habitats	
Shrimp & Crabs
Stingrays & Manta rays
Whales	
Penguins & Polar bears
Whale shark & Weird sharks
Coral Reefs	

We will share lots of high quality videos and photos to help inspire - many of them filmed by WiseOceans as part of our work around the world. We'll also bring our first-hand experiences to the lesson. There will be lots of interactivity but no pressure on those who prefer to sit back and take it all in. 

Our style is fun, informal and interactive but backed up with science so that learners feel like they've made some steps towards becoming ocean ambassadors and, who knows....future marine biologists!

If you have a 5 or 6 year-old learner who wants to dive a bit deeper then please check out our Ocean Explorers Club which might be more appropriate (the age range is set to flexible). Please message us if you need any guidance.