Super Space Science and Art Club With Ms. Erin
In this weekly ongoing class, students will learn about a new space related concept each week, participate in a group game, and create a craft.
Erin Radin
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5.0
Number of reviews:(496)
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What's included
1 live meeting
30 mins in-class hours per weekClass Experience
US Grade 1 - 3
In this weekly ongoing class, students will learn about about a different aspect of space each week (stars, planets, solar systems, moons, etc...) The class will begin with a vibrant presentation and engaging discussion on the topic of the week. Learners will be encouraged to participate in the conversation and ask/answer questions. Next, they will participate in the game of the week to consolidate learning. The game of the week may be trivia, guess the word, fill in the blank, etc... Finally, students will create a simple craft based on the topic of the week. The supply list will be posted a week in advance, or sent to the student after they have registered (unless the student signs up close to the class' start time.) If you do not have the materials, your child can improvise with whatever you happen to have at home. Here is the breakdown of the weeks: Week of September 29: Let's Explore Stars Supplies Needed: Black paper Glitter/gems/glitter glue/sparkly markers Week of October 6: Let's Explore Moons Week of October 13: Let's Explore Solar Systems Week of October 20: Let's Explore Galaxies Week of October 27: Meteors, Asteroids, Comets, Oh My! *Daylight Savings* Week of November 3: Constellation Creation Week of November 10: Milky Way Day Week of November 17: Planet Explorers Week of November 24: The Sun: Our Star! Week of December 1: Dwarf Planets Week of December 8: Black Holes Week of December 15: Astronaut Day! Week of December 22: NO CLASS Week of December 29: NO CLASS Week of January 5: Mercury Week of January 12: Venus Week of January 19: Earth Week of January 26: Mars Week of February 2: Jupiter Week of February 9: Saturn Week of February 16: Uranus Week of February 23: Neptune This is a beginner level course. Students do not need to have any previous knowledge about space in order to participate. This is an ongoing class and although all of the topics are related, they are not cumulative. Students may drop in and out at any time. I look forward to teaching your children all about space! Ms. Erin
Learning Goals
Students will learn about a new space related topic each week.
They will consolidate their new knowledge by playing a game and creating a craft.
Other Details
Parental Guidance
Some students may need help with the crafts, especially on weeks we use scissors.
Supply List
The supply list will be posted a week in advance, or sent to the student after they have registered (unless the student signs up close to the class' start time.) If you do not have the materials, your child can improvise with whatever you happen to have at home. Feel free to contact me for suggestions for alternative supplies if you are missing anything. Here are some examples of what we may need: Paper Coloring materials Paint Glue Scissors Glitter Week of September 29: Let's Explore Stars Supplies Needed: Black paper Glitter/gems/glitter glue/sparkly markers
External Resources
Learners will not need to use any apps or websites beyond the standard Outschool tools.
Joined July, 2020
5.0
496reviews
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Teacher expertise and credentials
Bachelor's Degree in Education from Concordia University
I am a certified elementary school teacher. I taught science in the live classroom for 5 years and here on Outschool for 2 years. I also ran a summer space themed camp.Reviews
Live Group Class
$10
weekly1x per week
30 min
Completed by 112 learners
Live video meetings
Ages: 6-9
2-7 learners per class
