A 50-minute lesson exploring the history and customs of Valentine's Day, designed for middle school students with K-3 reading levels. Includes a KWL chart, accessible text, and comprehension questions.

A lesson focused on the life and legacy of Abraham Lincoln through foundational literacy activities like tracing and word recognition.

A fun, interactive lesson for Pre-K and Kindergarten students to identify community helpers and the tools they use to help others. Includes a song-based video, a guessing game, and a hands-on matching activity.

A dramatic play and community helper lesson for Pre-K and Kindergarten students focused on the roles and tools of police officers. Includes interactive games, a video-based discussion, and a sorting activity to differentiate between various emergency responders.

A comprehensive lesson for young learners to understand the role of a librarian and how to behave respectfully in a library setting. Includes a slide deck with an embedded video, a printable anchor chart, and role-play materials.

Students become ocean explorers in this sensory-based lesson, learning the names of the five oceans through a SciShow Kids video and rotating through hands-on water bin stations.

A beginner's lesson on compasses and cardinal directions for Pre-K and Kindergarten students, featuring a human 'Body Compass' activity and a coloring project.

A culminating role-play lesson where students apply their knowledge of community helpers and tools in dramatic play scenarios.

An exploration of construction workers and heavy machinery, focusing on action verbs and how buildings are constructed.

Students follow the journey of a letter to understand the role of mail carriers and the sequence of mail delivery.

Focusing on health professionals, students learn about doctors and nurses, their tools like stethoscopes, and how they help us stay healthy.

Students explore the world of firefighters, focusing on their specialized equipment and vehicles through a read-along informational text.

A collection of gentle, age-appropriate activities for preschoolers to spark imagination through storytelling, movement, and creative snacks. Perfect for a fun and engaging introductory learning experience.

Students explore the historical context and legends of famous haunted places, engaging with storytelling to enhance their understanding of history and folklore. Includes a slide presentation, historical reading, and a local mapping activity.

Students synthesize their learning by designing a personal pattern that represents their identity, creating a 'personal fabric' design.

Students connect art to identity by sharing special objects from their own families and listening to the stories of their peers.

An exploration of pottery and vessels across cultures, concluding with students creating their own simple clay or playdough vessel.

Students explore fabrics from around the world and learn the basics of weaving through hands-on paper weaving activities.

Students identify and categorize repeating shapes and colors in their clothing and classroom environment to build foundational pattern recognition skills.

A collaborative project where students create individual quilt squares that are combined to represent the diversity and unity of the class.

Using puppets and modeling, students learn to use 'I statements' and kind words to solve social conflicts peacefully.

Students transition to being helpers themselves by taking on classroom jobs and understanding how their contributions help the group.