Vocabulary Building Games Modify these vocabulary games for any seasonal event, unit of study, or theme.		Blooming Tree Reward students for reading books by adding to a student-made tree.
Pluto - Facts and Figures Facts and figures on Pluto.		Weather Station With a student-made weather station and/or the Internet, students measure weather in a variety...
Let It Snow! Celebrate winter with an arts and crafts activity. Each student will create a snowperson for a...		Celsius and Fahrenheit Conversions Made Simple Through simple addition, subtraction, and multiplication, convert Celsius temperature to...
The Sunflower Students learn about a sunflower and other plants through observation, estimation, and...		Build a Volcano Build a volcano using common kitchen supplies. This fun science activity is perfect for...
Sunflowers, Van Gogh, and You Students will taste sunflower seeds, plant sunflowers, research Vincent van Gogh, and paint a...		Can Sound Travel Through Things? Through simple experimentation, students will learn how sound waves function and travel.
Alphabet Hike Take your students on a "walk" to find words that start with each letter in the alphabet.		Build Your Own Stonehenge Build a replica of Stonehenge or simply record the path of the sun in this science activity for...
Owl Sculpture Using the Internet and art materials, students will create life-size sculptures of owls.		Collect a Sentence Students name everyday objects and then construct imaginative sentences with those words.
Amazing, Bending Wood Use popsicle sticks to show students how wood bends without breaking.		Comic-Strip Challenge Use comic strips to teach students that there is a beginning, middle, and end to stories.
Fraction Games Students play games to learn to compare fractions and recognize equivalent fractions.		Geometry, Color, and Piet Mondrian Reproduce the art of Piet Mondrian with basic geometry, color, and imagination.
Book Snake Reward students for reading by adding to the "Reading Snake".		Decoupage Cover a surface with pasted paper cutouts, creating an old fashioned decoupage.