Savvy September Sentences Your students are asked to complete sentences that have to do with September.		Science and Language Arts: Stormy Words Students imagine they are watching a lightning storm, then write what each of their senses...
The Sky's the Limit Children integrate their sky and moon observations with literature and creative writing.		Science and Social Studies: Writing with Dots Students are exposed to Braille, and are given a chance to write in Braille.
Teaching Astronomy with Multicultural Mythology Students create imaginative stories with the flavor of cultural mythology.		Science and Writing: The Tale of the Sleeping Giant Students write a legend to describe a volcano's eruption, then draw a picture to accompany it.
A Summer Day Have your students write a short story about a picnic during the summer.		Science and Writing: Life Cycle of an Ice Cube In this science activity, students describe an ice cube as a series of phase changes. This is...
My Mixed-Up Animal Children describe what their mixed-up animal is made of, and then draw a picture on it.		Science and Language Arts: A Journal Journey Students write a journal entry as if they have been shrunken and put inside of another person...
Monkey Business Students write their own story about Curious George.		Science and Language Arts: Your Body's Control System Students identify the various organs in the central and peripheral nervous systems. They also...
The Petting Zoo Enhance writing skills with an activity that focuses on composing a time-ordered paragraph.		A Visit to Outer Space Try a printable science activity that focuses on fantasizing about life on other planets.
Let's Go Exploring Enhance science skills with an activity that focuses on science rebus.		Writing about Dinosaurs Students complete a journal on various dinosaur-related topics as a creative writing activity.
Window View from a Space Ship Enhance science skills with an activity that has students writing creatively about the planet...		Writing About Volcanoes Students pretend they are journalists writing about the discovery of a new active volcano.
Science and Language Arts: Riddle Writing Students draw an animal, then make up a riddle to describe it.		Create Your Own Geology Books Students make a book showcasing their geology writing activities.