Science Fun: Find the Animals Students color by numbers to find the pictures of animals.		Vegetable Printing This craft activity shows children how to use different types of vegetables to create prints...
How Can You Measure Your Body? Students use a tape measure to measure body parts.		Dr. Seuss and Resource Use: Featuring The Lorax Students will listen to the teacher read The Lorax by Dr. Seuss. The teacher will then...
A Visit to Outer Space Try a printable science activity that focuses on fantasizing about life on other planets.		Baby Beans Students grow lima beans to find out about stages of growth in plants.
Animal Footprint Cards Have students guess which animal's footprints you are holding. Compare animal footprints, and...		Which Dinosaur Is It? Connect the dots to make a Triceratops.
Dave the Octopus In this art activity, students use numbers to create an octopus.		Tyrannosaurus Rex Cut-Out Students color, cut out, and assemble Tyrannosaurus Rex.
How Does Your Garden Grow? By making their own miniature garden, students can observe first hand how plants grow.		Growing Salt Crystals Observe how liquids may change to solids and how crystals develop with a fun chemistry...
Identifying the Five Senses Try a printable science activity that focuses on the five senses.		Why Mosquitoes Buzz in People's Ears Word Puzzle After reading Why Mosquitoes Buzz in People's Ears, illustrated by Leo and Diane Dillon,...
Months, Seasons & Time Printable Book (K-4) Browse a printable teacher resource book that will teach students how the months and time of...		Second-Grade Soil Scientists A soil scientist visits a classroom with an aquarium complete with soil layers, life-like...
Backyardigans Character Mask: Austin Encourage children's imagination with this printable take-home mask of Austin, a kangaroo....		Great Giraffes In this math activity students draw one large giraffe and one small one.
Spring Crossword Puzzle II Test kids' knowledge of plants, weather, and all things spring with this fun crossword puzzle.		What Is a Habitat? Students cut out plants and animals, and add them to a model garden habitat.