We will strap on out spacesuits and blast off to the moon. The student will be able to describe interesting facts about the moon, and what it takes to become an Astronaut. What is life like on the moon? What will we eat up there? Will we float away in our sleep? You can't talk about the moon without discussing gravity, so we will have an interactive discussion over gravity, with a sneak peak of how it affects an Astronauts day to day activities. Your learner will be participating in discussions with an interactive slide presentation, completing activities, and singing songs while doing a space dance.  10,9,8,7,6,5,4,3,2,1, BLAST OFF!  

Siblings:  Siblings and/or co-learners must be enrolled in class to participate. Thank you for helping me keep my class sizes small for paid learners. 

Mute: My classes are very interactive, so I prefer to keep children off mute, when possible. There are times I may have to utilize the mute function, as a lot of background noise makes it hard for me and other learners to hear. If so, no worries. They can remove it to speak. Parents, feel free to use mute, as needed. 

Raising Hands: My one special rule is to raise your hand to speak. I have a couple ways that I make this really fun, and they all seem to do it quite well. No worries if they are still working on this. School is for teaching, and I will teach it to them in a fun way. 

Refunds: I follow Outschool's Limited Refund Policy. This can be viewed on their website.