Week 1
Lesson 1
Terminology
Students will learn some commonly used prefix/suffix/roots, along with common veterinary terminology. Worksheets will be provided. 
 Week 2
Lesson 2
Terminology II
Students will continue to learn some commonly used prefix/suffix/roots, along with common veterinary terminology. Worksheets will be provided. 
 Week 3
Lesson 3
Safety and Restraint
Students will learn how veterinary professionals keep themselves and their patients safe including Fear Free handling, , and “kitty burritos” will be practiced. 
 Week 4
Lesson 4
Possible Emergency Situations/ Pet First Aid Kits
Students will learn about some emergency situations that pets sometimes find themselves in.  Lesson topics will include the importance personal safety if there is a pet emergency. Pet first aid home kit’s content will be discussed and a list of items commonly put in a first aid kit for a few different species will be given. 
 Week 5
Lesson 5
Toxicities
This recorded lesson will discuss some common items that are toxic to dogs/cats. Animal Poison Control number will be given and the teacher will discuss when we might need to use it. This week’s project is to  create  a poster with some common toxicities  and the poison control number to hang up at home. 
 Week 6
Lesson 6
Canine and Feline Anatomy: Anatomy & Physiology
Over the next 4 weeks learners will explore the anatomy and physiology of cats and dogs. Major body systems will be discussed in each lesson and students will have handouts made available to print out to help with understanding. Additional YouTube video links will be provided. Some of these will reference the human body, as many of the body systems of humans are very similar to cats/dogs.  (reproductive systems will not be discussed) 
 Week 7
Lesson 7
Canine and Feline Anatomy: Circulatory & Respiratory Systems
Over the next 4 weeks learners will explore the anatomy and physiology of cats and dogs. Major body systems will be discussed in each lesson and students will have handouts made available to print out to help with understanding. Additional YouTube video links will be provided. Some of these will reference the human body, as many of the body systems of humans are very similar to cats/dogs.  (reproductive systems will not be discussed) 
 Week 8
Lesson 8
Canine and Feline Anatomy: Nervous System
Over the next 4 weeks learners will explore the anatomy and physiology of cats and dogs. Major body systems will be discussed in each lesson and students will have handouts made available to print out to help with understanding. Additional YouTube video links will be provided. Some of these will reference the human body, as many of the body systems of humans are very similar to cats/dogs.  (reproductive systems will not be discussed) 
 Week 9
Lesson 9
Canine and Feline Anatomy: Urinary System
Over the next 4 weeks learners will explore the anatomy and physiology of cats and dogs. Major body systems will be discussed in each lesson and students will have handouts made available to print out to help with understanding. Additional YouTube video links will be provided. Some of these will reference the human body, as many of the body systems of humans are very similar to cats/dogs.  (reproductive systems will not be discussed) 
 Week 10
Lesson 10
Comprehensive Physical Exams: History & Body
In this recorded lesson the teacher will review the importance of a complete physical exam and will discuss some common scenarios that we may run into with our patients. Vital signs will be reviewed. A case study will be reviewed and learners will be given information on 3 more to work on over the next week. 
 Week 11
Lesson 11
Comprehensive Physical Exams: Vital Signs
In this recorded lesson the teacher will review the importance of a complete physical exam and will discuss some common scenarios that we may run into with our patients. Vital signs will be reviewed. A case study will be reviewed and learners will be given information on 3 more to work on over the next week. 
 Week 12
Lesson 12
Case Study Review
Review of the final 3 case studies will be done.