Lesson Plans

Setting goals helps everyone to achieve success. This activity will showcase the goals of members of the whole class in

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

What pets are feed, walked, or groomed? Izak, who lives in Lapland, takes care of a reindeer! Match animals with owners

Play a game in pairs that challenges students to describe and classify their knowledge and research into one word catego

The inventor of the mobile and stabile was the American artist, Alexander Calder. In this lesson students will create ki

With the book “Is This a House for a Hermit Crab?” by Megan McDonald as a jumping off point, students create a matching

Explore nature and art through Eric Carle’s book about a busy spider.

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

Sculpt a vase around a recycled container. Embed plastic jewels and other craft items to create a simple, striking gift.

Architecture reflects both time and place. Explore the intriguing characteristics of buildings in ancient Asia.

What happens when your wheelchair won't fit in a movie theater or you can't see well enough to cross streets safely? Mak

What's going on in the ground below a plant? Students use Crayola Model Magic to create a relief showing plants and thei

Pond life is fascinating! Create a realistic scene that's teeming with plant and animal life.

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

In Greek mythology, Athena is the goddess of wisdom, her emblem is the owl. Long considered the “wise old owl”, this le

Create a Crayola Mixed Media round image of multiple flowers, from a bug’s eye view, and write about it.

Students apply their knowledge of living things above and below the ground in a watershed ecosystem by painting an illus

A famous section of Beijing, the capital of China, is surrounded by a moat. Imagine being in The Forbidden City, where a

Encourage students to see how much they really understand about animals and the habitats. This 3-D group project has the

Keep track of the season, month, day, and date with this colorful, changeable calendar.

Students go wild filling Beasty Books and their brains with fun facts and figures about their favorite creatures.

Put your students’ knowledge of arthropods on display! Using materials easily found in your classroom, students will cre

Young children take pride in home and family while creating miniature versions of the homes where they live.