Lesson Plans

Find out how a 14-year-old in Malawi figured out how to generate electricity. Celebrate his creativity with cut-paper co

Chronicle the historic and current requirements for voting in countries around the world with this simple, interactive c

How do students use water, every day or for fun? Create a book about why water is important.

Investigate the birth of human communities in locations where land and water meet.

Challenge students to learn their spelling words in a slippery way. Use Crayola® Gel Markers to make a wiggly worm!

Nature is a powerful force! Convey the drama of hurricanes, typhoons, cyclones, tornadoes, and other powerful storms in

Use Crayola® Oil Pastels to make stenciled skies with stellar effects.

Caring communities include space for nature! Create a convincing ad for a home for a native plant or animal.

This quick and easy lesson inspired by the book Windblown by Edouard Manceau is the perfect lesson for little ones to pl

Create a multi-media weaving that pops with texture and is crowned with a majestic bird drawing.

Create a torn and cut paper collage of a Brown Bear in Winter, using printmaking to create falling snow.

Celebrate winter with sled dog races, ice carving, curling-and polar bear swims! Capture fun at frosty festivities in Ca

Decorate colored pencils for the winter holidays with fun Crayola Model Magic® toppers! They make great party favors and

Create a mixed media winter cityscape street scene focused on the idea of top/bottom, above/below as snow is painted on

Look at the photography of Eadweard Muybridge and create an original painting of a body in motion in the cold, wintry ou

Use Crayola® Model Magic to create a miniature winter scene inside a plastic cup.

In temperate climates, winter brings rain, sleet, freezing rain, hail, and snow. How is water changed into so many diffe

Students send postcards from space to show their knowledge of other planets.

Study voting rights then have students create a "Wanted" poster focusing on a famous suffragist.

Around the world, women are accomplishing wonders! Create a 3-D game to highlight notable women in sports, science, poli

Honor women who helped to shape our world. Create a place for great leaders at history’s table.

The First Discovery Series of informational books by Scholastic, specifically "Whales" for this lesson, is loved by teac

Begin with a basic pinch pot, add geometric shapes and end up with woodland critters that scurry and scatter about.

One-syllable words are coming into the “word hospital” in pieces and they need to be “nursed” back to health by teams of