Crayon Crackle Students make a great new piece of art using crayons.		Aunt Isabel Tells a Good One and Aunt Isabel Makes Trouble Create a memorable storytelling unit for your class with the help of this teacher's guide.
Five Greeting Card Ideas Five great card making ideas to make for the holiday season.		Valentine Cards Make Valentine's Day cards with your students. They are sure to enjoy this holiday arts &...
Homemade Snow Globes Students create a snow globe using baby food jars, decorations, and water. This is an excellent...		Valentine Basket With this adorable basket, your kids will have a place to put all of their valentines.
Observing Crystals Students observe crystals by "growing" them.		Heartbeats Students experiment with pulses to learn more about the human body.
Bird Feeders Three types of bird feeders are described.		Rapunzel Use a teaching guide that includes vocabulary words, discussion questions, and extension...
Rocks in My Pocket Deliver a lesson plan that will have your students collecting rocks so they can learn about the...		Making Fossils Make dinosaur bones or fossils with these clever ideas.
Invention Connection Students design, create, and display an invention that will make their lives easier.		Great, Big Enormous Animals Students walk the length of various animals to get a sense of their size.
Tap Your Feet Students will practice following a pattern and become familiar with the concept of beat in...		Plant Eaters and Meat Eaters In this science lesson plan, elementary students will learn about dinosaurs that were meat...
Aunt Isabel Tells a Good One By isolating basic story elements including setting, characters, problem, and solution show...		Dyeing Dinosaur Eggs This lesson outlines a science activity in which students will predict the color various items...
Aunt Isabel Makes Trouble Students will be introduced to more complex issues of story development while observing how a...		Twinkle, Twinkle: Music and Curricular Connections Using children's songs, these lessons show how to teach music while meeting curriculum...