Lesson Plans

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

Explore the wonders of ancient Egypt then construct a 3-D pyramid on which to display your findings.

An out-of-this-world imagination will help your students write and illustrate a space adventure.

Space travel has captured imaginations for generations. Combine creativity and problem solving to construct a 3-D spaces

Celebrate Chinese New Year with a magnificent dragon parade! Or design this accordion-fold mythical creature to reenact

Is it a snake? A garden hose? A worm? Students design and decorate Sparkling Serpent masks that allow imaginations—and c

Create a silly spider spinning a sparkling web by simply squirting glue!

Students will create a sparkly space scene using tin foil, Crayola Window Crayons, Crayola Dry Erase Crayons and black c

Students bring a book to life with a fun matching game about stripes found in nature.

Hear, read, write, draw and talk about scientist and inventor Thomas Alva Edison.

Invite students to explore the mysteries of the bottom of the sea, depicting ocean animals, plants, shipwrecks, and unde

Where does the sun appear in your sky at different times of the day? Use Crayola® Dry-Erase Crayons to record your data

The student will use create a spider web of lines in drawing, add a cut paper spider and draw their ‘lunch’ of bugs.

Create cool color tricks while learning about primary and secondary colors and color blending.

Add "bling" to any science project, such as this insect drawing, with new technology!

The Emperor and the Kite by Jane Yolen uses beautiful watercolor images that mimic the traditional Chinese Art of Jianzh

Natural phenomena are endlessly fascinating! Create a model of an erupting volcano and let off some steam.

Celebrate December 13 with children and families in Sweden. It's Luciadagan, St. Lucia Day, when children serve coffee a

What happens when you combine an art technique called sgraffito with the beauty of spiral designs in nature? You get a c

Create one-of-a-kind layered fact books in amazing shapes. The tentacles on this octopus swivel, for example, so your re

Display facts about the stars on a unique telescope replica.

What is a tsunami? Find out more by creating a picture based on the Japanese painting The Great Wave.

Introduce young students to basic physics principles with this exciting race car activity.

Introduce children to the mysteries of the night sky with this imaginative storytelling lesson that focuses on the forma