Lesson Plans

Egyptian culture is something that intrigues young and old alike. In this lesson students create their own 3-D canonic j

Create one-of-a-kind Chanukah cards for friends and family simply by curling narrow strips of Crayola Color Explosion® P

Imagine a peacock strutting about with its multicolored plumage. This handprint peacock train is as glorious as it is ea

Immerse yourself in the Pennsylvania folk art tradition of hex signs. These colorful creations incorporate history, math

Which comes first? Which comes last? Provide students with the opportunity to illustrate the sequence of a story.

Read and respond to the fantasy literature, comparing and contrasting characters by building your own 3-dimensional mode

Imagine creating a special treehouse nestled in big branches high above the ground!

Chanukah is a celebration of light. Create a suncatcher that shows what this holiday means to you.

How do the seasons change our plants?

Patterns are all around us – in nature, in our homes, on paper and online. Learn more about patterns and create your own

Folklore meets science when researching rain stories, create a mobile demonstrating the stages of the water cycle, and w

Using knowledge of simple machines, create an original machine that would make life easier. Use Crayola® Dry-Erase crayo

How can something so small be so spectacular? Explore the structure of carbon, the foundational element for all living t

Charles Darwin was a naturalist and geologist best known for his evolutionary theories. While visiting the Galapagos Isl

Have fun with reading comprehension! Tell the events of a story through original drawings.

Help students understand the size of history with an in-depth, interactive exploration of ancient cultures culminating i

Go around the bases the British way! Create an authentic Rounders playing area, and learn to play baseball as the Englis

"How Do You Hug a Porcupine" ("Como Abrazas a un Puercoespin?”) by/por- Laurie Isop is the inspiration for students to c

Read and respond to literature and create original stories and illustrations, focusing on details of people, places, and

Many works of art and architecture are made by using one or two shapes in a repetitive pattern. Repeating patterns are

Eric Carle’s story, From Head to Toe, is brimming with his timeless textured collage animals performing a multitude of a

Advocate passenger safety recommendations by creating original bumper stickers designed with hand-made Crayola® Model Ma

Students listen to a variety of musical instruments/musical styles/and interpret the sound variations using lines and sh