This class is a hands-on, interactive class that takes students on a global adventure to discover the amazing animals that call each biome home. From the icy tundra to lush rainforests, and from scorching deserts to vibrant coral reefs, students will explore the unique characteristics of these habitats and the creatures that have adapted to survive there.

Through engaging activities like creating biome dioramas, investigating animal adaptations, and participating in themed challenges, students will deepen their understanding of ecosystems and biodiversity. They’ll also learn how climate, geography, and food webs shape the lives of animals in each biome.

The course encourages curiosity and critical thinking, with activities like building food chains, conducting experiments on camouflage, and creating art inspired by different environments. By the end of the class, students will have a greater appreciation for Earth’s incredible diversity and the importance of conservation.

This class is perfect for animal enthusiasts and budding ecologists ready to explore the wild world around them!

Grades: 4-7

Duration: Year long

Materials Needed: provided by the teacher

Additional one-time material fee: $25

Monthly class fee: $55

Homework: Projects given throughout the year

Maximum Students: 10

Teacher: Audrey Archibald

Please Note: This price includes the first month’s tuition, the one-time materials fee, and a 3% credit card fee.