Terrarium In this fun lesson students use a soda bottle to make a terrarium.		Gun Safety—What Would You Do? Students answer what they would do if they found a gun. For use with The Gorp's Gift, a...
Seeds and Packets Younger students will enjoy planting seeds and watching them grow into plants.		Mask Template There are many creative ways to use this blank, printable mask. Decorate it for a Mardi Gras or...
School Facts Students fill in this chart as a way of learning vital facts about their school.		"Choose Your Own Adventure" Stories Students learn how to write "Choose Your Own Adventure" stories by looking at an example of...
I Can Print My Name This chart records a student's manuscript printing progress through the year.		When the Goblins Came Knocking Enrichment activities, web resources, and literature tie-ins related to When the Goblins...
Baby Beans Students grow lima beans to find out about stages of growth in plants.		Eerie Invitations Kids will have a blast with these printable Halloween invitations. They can use this arts &...
Growing Jelly Beans Students are asked to make predictions about what will grow from "seeds" they plant.		Paper Weaving Instructions Learn about how Colonial women wove yarn into cloth; then, mimic their artistry by creating...
Animal Home Puzzles Creating a puzzle on animal homes will help students to classify animals.		Sarah Morton's Day, Samuel Eaton's Day, & Tapenum's Day Explore Colonial Times through literature and corresponding activities and lessons. Discover...
Pet Shop Students discuss animal characteristics by talking about their pets.		Pollution Vocabulary Ready to color pictures of objects that contribute to pollution with fill in the blank...
Getting to Know Your Students Get to know new students through icebreakers, name games, and first-day celebrations. Our...		Counting Leaves and Acorns Students practice adding and counting leaves and acorns.
The Very Hungry Caterpillar Enrichment activities and Web resources for The Very Hungry Caterpillar, plus a...		Class Vote for Favorite Season Students practice reading a pictograph by surveying the favorite seasons of their classmates.