Our First Classroom Book Build classroom community while creating your first classroom book.		How Do You Say Hello? Children explore an online resource and learn to say hello in Spanish, Japanese, and Arabic.
Snake and Sight-Words Board Game Students learn sight words while playing a board game.		Plant Eaters and Meat Eaters In this science lesson plan, elementary students will learn about dinosaurs that were meat...
Classroom Introductions Introduce yourself to your students and discuss year long objectives. Students also introduce...		Traditional Games These traditional games are easy to organize, challenging, and fun.
Wave Bottle Students will create wave bottles and observe the motion and patterns of waves. This lesson is...		Body Collage: What's Inside? This lesson plan is a creative way for students to explore and construct the inside of their...
Brainstorming for Consensus Employ this activity when you want to teach younger students how to brainstorm ideas.		The Sunflower Students learn about a sunflower and other plants through observation, estimation, and...
Camouflage Students observe the effects of camouflage.		Paper Weavings Students learn to make weavings out of paper or cloth to mimic the activities of women from...
Counting Syllables in Words Students will count the number of syllables in words with this hands-on activity.		Animal Walk Circuit Students will use various animal movements to increase their fitness levels.
Making a Fresco In this lesson, students learn about frescoes and improvise their own simple fresco paintings...		Papier-Mâché Piggy Bank Learn how to make a piggy bank out of papier-mâché. This arts and crafts activity is a fun...
Self Portrait Class Book Make a book of self-portraits that you can then use to compare with end of the year portraits.		Stained Glass Sun-Catchers Reinforce students' learning of geometric shapes and colors by making tissue paper sun...
Appreciation Cards Students make "Appreciation Cards" for people who have jobs that impact their lives.		Name Tags Use name tags to help you learn students' names.