Amazing Animal Adventures
LIVE CLASS
SCIENCEELEMENTARY SCHOOL SCIENCE
3 WEEKS · SHORT-TERM

Amazing Animal Adventures

What makes a gecko different from a salamander?

Starts Mon, Dec 7

11:00 PM UTC · 1h

3 sessions


Amalia photo
FEATURED INSTRUCTOR

Amalia

4.8

WHAT YOU'LL WALK AWAY WITH

Outcomes, not lecture notes.

01

Reptiles and frogs: Tell snakes, lizards, turtles and frogs apart

02

Birds: Sort songbirds, raptors and birds that can't fly

03

Mammals: Spot plant eaters, meat eaters and animals that eat both

04

Ocean life: Meet sharks, rays, whales and deep-sea fish

05

Bugs and more: Find out how insects, spiders and octopuses get by

06

Survival: Explain how an animal's body helps it live where it does

YOUR INSTRUCTOR

Meet Amalia.

Amalia photo

Amalia

4.8

Amalia Fernand is an environmental educator and world explorer who makes classes come alive with stories from her real-life adventures, props from her science shelf, and live program animals. The founder of Nature Explorers International, she has developed dozens of nature camps and classroom programs to inspire students to explore the world around them, appreciate wildlife, and become stewards of the environment. During classes, she is regularly joined by her friends Scaly the corn snake, Slimy the tiger salamander, and Lizzie the leopard gecko.

ABOUT THIS CLASS

What makes a gecko different from a salamander? In Amazing Animal Adventures, kids meet a new group of animals each week, from reptiles and birds to mammals, ocean life and invertebrates, with an environmental educator who is often joined by her own corn snake, tiger salamander and leopard gecko. Along the way, they learn how scientists study animals. By the end, your child can explain how an animal's body and habits help it survive where it lives. Perfect for animal lovers who can name more reptiles than relatives; drop in any week.

SYLLABUS

Herpetology Snakes, lizards, turtles, crocodilians, frogs, and salamanders.

Birdwatching Songbirds, raptors, and flightless birds.

Mammal Tracking Herbivores, carnivores, and omnivores.

Marine Biology Marine mammals, sharks, rays, and tropical and deep-sea fish.

Invertebrates Insects, spiders, worms, octopus, squid, seashells, crabs, and coral.

GOOD TO KNOW

Live Q&A

Cameras / mics optional

Recordings

Available within 1 hour, kept 90 days

Materials

No special materials required

PLAN PERK
$0

free with a Varsity Tutors membership

NEXT CLASS IN

31

DAYS

21

HRS

28

MIN

Mon, Dec 7 • 11:00pm UTC

3 classes, starts in 31 days

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Amazing Animal Adventures