Horses can't talk right? True, but they can communicate. This class will teach students about horse behavior, communicating with horses and how to understand what (we think) they're telling us.  
This class is a social study of how horses communicate.
Horses are excellent at communicating. They use their body language and their own horsey voices to put their thoughts right out there in the open, from “I'm cranky” to “I'm hungry,” and all the way up to “I love you to pieces!”
This class discusses how horses tell us things and what they're thinking about various things. They might shy away from a tiny little puddle or run away bucking at a plastic bag. 
They live in a herd and must communicate. Let's talk about how the herd boss talks to the rest of the herd and why they respect him/her. We'll talk about how we think horses communicate with each other as well as how they communicate with humans. Instincts as well as learned behavior with other horses are fascinating. 
Horses can understand humans. Maybe a tone of voice, body language, or learning certain words like "stop, go or no." 
Horses are one of the most intelligent animals on the planet. They understand so much and can communicate so much. Let's discuss how to communicate with them.
This class will include 3 videos of sound communication,  body language communication with humans and communication between horses. Students will be able to watch the videos prior to class, then during our live classroom time we will talk about them and much more detail. Learners will leave this class with a better understanding of how horses communicate with us and other horses.