Printable for Parents: Game Night Challenge
Get ready for several nights of fun and games with this challenge!
Printable: Let It Snow!
Celebrate winter by letting it snow in your classroom with our free snowflake templates!
Printable: How to Catch a Leprechaun!
What is St. Patrick's Day without an attempt to catch a leprechaun?
Printable: Women’s History Month Fun Packet
March is Women’s History Month! Celebrate in your classroom, leaving your students feeling empowered and inspired!
Printable: Winter Fun Packet
Bring the cold indoors to your classroom this winter through writing prompts, coloring pages, crossword puzzles, and more!
Printable: St. Patrick's Day Fun Packet
After trying to catch the leprechaun, let him leave this fun packet behind to celebrate St. Patrick's Day!
US History Scavenger Hunt
Let students "hunt" for history around the classroom, while learning how to find credible sources!
Upcycled Pencil Boxes for Back-to-School
Why buy pencil cases every school year? Here's how you can make your own!
Track your students’ growth–in hands!
Measuring in hands is a fun activity for learning simple math skills!
The Case of the Invisible Invaders
Introduce your students to the idea that microscopic creatures called microbes, or germs, can cause illness
STEM Scavenger Hunt
This activity also provides exposure to simple machines, which are the foundation of tools used in physics and engineering to multiply force.
Science Fair Investigation: Grades K-2
Introduce your students to the process of planning and conducting a science fair project about germs and the spread of disease
Science Fair Investigation: Grades 3-5
Introduce your students to the process of planning and conducting a science fair project about germs and the spread of disease
Our Voices–Our Leadership
Students consider leadership roles involved in their school and community, researching organizations’ goals and leaders’ accomplishments and collaboratively creating art to document what they learned.
Or is It?
Get your students' imaginations flowing with this shape-identifying card game! Use Crayola crayons to demonstrate how one shape can be many things.
Mini Upcycled Potted Plants
Students learn to act as botanists and see the different ways plants grow.
Mindful Moments Challenge Cards
Develop social-emotional skills with Play-Doh Mindful Moments Challenge cards!
Looking at Me in the Future
Students write and illustrate autobiographies on 3D boxes. What have they experienced up to now and what are their predictions for their future? Students interview family and friends, then let their imaginations soar.
Inspirational Wall Art
Welcome students back to school with inspirational and aspirational wall art. In just a few quick steps, you can create a variety of signs that will help get students excited for the school year ahead.
I MUSTACHE You a Question: Classroom Activity Grades 5-9
This activity focuses on practicing listening comprehension and asking/responding to questions; preparing your students for a variety of social interactions and presentation speaking.
How Words Make People Feel
Students create and use two-sided masks to explore how their words and those of others make people feel. They dramatize various interactions to see the impact of words and tone of voice.
Helping Hands
Build children’s awareness of the many ways they can help others in school, home, and community.
DIY Tissue Paper Pom-Poms
Welcome students back to school with colorful and fun ceiling art. Make your own tissue paper pom-poms with these simple steps. A warm and welcoming environment could help motivate students and create a better learning
DIY Monthly Banners
Decorate your classroom with inspirational and fun Monthly Banners. In just a few quick steps, create a variety of signs that will help get students excited for the school year ahead.
Dial Hand Washing Lesson
This lesson will model the importance of handwashing to students. Using black pepper and Dial® Antibacterial Foaming Hand Soap, students will be amazed when the “dirt” seems to jump away from their clean hands.
Conversations with Crayons
Students construct a crayon character stick puppet and write original dialogue to dramatize a story they create about a favorite crayon color after reading I’m Having a Blue Sky Day, by Maggie Testa, illustrated by Clair Rossiter.
Back-to-School Welcome Kit
Welcome students back to school with personalized gift bags. In just a few quick steps, create little kits that will help get students excited for the school year ahead.
How Big Is Your Carbon Footprint?
Figure out the size of your family’s carbon footprint to learn how much impact you have on the environment.
Red Light, Green Light: Food Edition
This activity is a variation on the classic children’s game Red Light, Green Light, using movement to introduce the concept of healthy vs. unhealthy foods.
March Madness: Battle of the Books
Get students excited about new books and reading for pleasure by setting up a March Madness tournament of books! Students will engage with the books all month, vote, and determine a winning book. The best part: one lucky student (or your whole class) gets a copy of the winning book!
Paper Lanterns for Chinese New Year
Make your own festive paper lantern from construction paper to celebrate the Lunar New Year!
