Letter to Parents/Guardians: When to Keep a Sick Child Home Send this letter home with your students to provide parents and guardians with helpful advice...		Literature & Math: Follow the Line & Mondrian Explore the shapes, colors, and angles in the artwork of Piet Mondrian with literature-based...
Anchor Assignment Suggestions (K-6) These educational printables range in level from elementary to intermediate and are perfect to...		Literature & Math: Stories about Planets After reading "The Planet of Mars" by Shel Silverstein and The Planets in Our Solar...
Anchor Assignments: Language Arts (K-6) Help develop your student's language arts skills with these educational printables. These can...		Literature & Math: Madlenka & Zoom Integrate mathematics with art through literature-based activities on perspective for...
After Gandhi Teacher's Guide Discuss the Indian Independence Movement and the challenging work of 15 activists with this...		Literature & Math: If You Hopped Like a Frog Integrate mathematics and science with the activities in this lesson for If You Hopped Like...
The Perfect Sword Handout Study the Tokugawa Period in Japanese history by reading The Perfect Sword with your...		Literature & Math: Stories about Time Connect mathematics and social studies with activities for Do You Know What Time It Is?...
Unite or Die: How 13 States Became a Nation Reader's Theater Bring United States history to life with this reader's theater for Unite or Die: How...		The Importance of Voice in Poetry Students match a short quote from the poetry book Button Up! with the article of...
No English Teacher's Guide Introduce your students to Diane and Blanca, two second-grade girls who find a creative way to...		Your Poem Is Waiting: Letter of Advice from Poet Joyce Sidman Share this letter by poet Joyce Sidman with your students. The letter features advice on how...
Ralph Masiello's Ancient Egypt Drawing Book Coloring Page Follow the instructions in this printable to draw the Udjat, or Eye of Horus – an ancient...		Poetry is Sporty After being inspired by reading Change Up: Baseball Poems, a book filled with poetry...
Eric Carle & The Very Hungry Caterpillar Eric Carle, author of The Very Hungry Caterpillar (now 40 years old!) and other classic...		Colorful Poetry Students use the five senses to describe their favorite color. Plus, they explore the color...
Literature & Math: Stories about Giants Explore plant growth and ratios in the human body through math and science activities for "Me...		Animal Poems & Animal Shapes Students write poems about animals – in the shape of their subjects! This printable activity...