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VIRTUAL LESSONS

Fill out form below to request a lesson or
lessons@Sharks4Kids.com
( You can also request in person with this form)

Wherever you are in the world YOU can connect to Sharks4Kids via a virtual lesson.  We offer a dynamic range of online lessons that can be adapted to any age. The goal of the presentations is to engage students and get them excited about sharks. We want to dispel some of the myths surrounding these amazing animals while encouraging kids to be good junior scientists and global citizens; what they do matters and they can make a difference for sharks no matter who they are or where they live.

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We can connect via Zoom, Skype, Teams or Meet 

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*Sorry, but we cannot accommodate same-day requests*

* Please request dates at least 7 days ahead*

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* We answer requests 1-2 days per week, so please be patient, we will get back to you*

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Topics of Discussion Include:

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  • Let’s Investigate Sharks: An Introduction to Sharks

  • Shark Conservation

  • Shark Tagging and Science

  • Life as a Marine Biologist

  • Shark Super Powers ( Adaptations)

  • Predator Prey Systems

  • Shark Diving & Underwater Filming

  • Tracking Sharks

  • How to Tag a Shark ( Interactive)

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"Kudos, Candace, to an amazing presentation!  It was well organized, informative and kept the attention of 21 students.  Thank you again for being an amazing and knowledgeable presenter.

"- Julie L ( Grade 2) 

"That was great! The kids were locked in.

We all learned a lot. Sharks are truly incredible creatures!

Thanks so much!"- Joe S ( Grade 5 & 6) 

"Thank you so much for meeting online to talk with students about sharks! I loved hearing all of their questions and appreciate you taking to time to answer them. " -Rene P

( Grade 2-5)

" Thank you so much for spending the time with our scholars to learn about sharks. You have inspired so many students to want to make the world a safe and better place for them as well as helped create some future scientists! This year has been very difficult learning virtually in the pandemic so the time you spent with them is a priceless memory of joy to end their year."- Nina M 

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