Lesson Plans

What would it be like to take a trip to Alaska in the coldest, darkest months? Create a virtual tour of the "Land of the

Watch interest in trees and ecology grow as students create a forest of 3-D trees representing multiple species.

Students make a faux stained glass design using Crayola Window Crayons on wax paper.

Corn (maize) was a staple in the Aztec culture. Show the Aztec’s sophisticated corn-growing techniques in a realistic di

What healthy foods do food banks and soup kitchens provide? Show them in an awareness-building grocery-bag mobile.

Take action! Create a book of facts to identify endangered animals, threats to their survival, and ways people can help.

Native people living on the Great Plains depended on buffalo for survival. Discover many uses for their hides—and other

Flip up a flap of this calendar to reveal a random act of kindness. Students lend a hand to their family, friends, and n

Dig deep into an ancient Mexican culture! Recreate colors reminiscent of traditional turquoise and coral found on these

This is a super easy and colorful project for the winter holiday season using markers and craft odds and ends from aroun

Long ago in ancient Egypt Pharaohs wore a unique message on the soles of their shoes. This lesson is a modern slant on

A new twist on an old favorite- 3-D pointillism! Students explore the artwork of Georges Seurat and create a masterpiece

Whales are immensely fascinating creatures. Discover how they look when they come to the water’s surface and then dive d

Study homes and habitats from the past then move into the future to construct innovative new living spaces.

Why do countries celebrate their independence days with fireworks? Why do people hang national flags on patriotic holida

Show off your knowledge of geography! Draw your state, its neighbors and indicate notable landforms as if you were view

Who could use a helping hand in your family, neighborhood, or school? Put together coupon books for doing good deeds for

Students report on their favorite animals then create eye-catching zoo programs with hand-made stencils and paint roller

Who explored where? When? Represent travel since ancient times by mapping explorers' routes around the globe.

Make a scratch-out picture with paint over crayon to show some signs of the season.

Capture the sweet sense of success and boost self-esteem, envisioning the accomplishment of personal goals in an origina

How did people grow their food long ago? Discover how much (or how little) farming has changed with a realistic diorama.

Float from Africa to Asia from Antarctica to the Americas. Explore major lakes and mountain regions from a satellite vie

Encourage freedom of expression with this activity focused on the art of Jackson Pollock.