Lesson Plans

Crayola® Erasable Colored Pencils, cut paper, and Crayons help you bring a prospector's world to life in a pop-up scene.

Delve into the history and culture of China! Research geography, inventions, or other aspects, then sculpt a symbolic di

Intrigue classmates with a Mystery Map using hidden words, facts, and hints to locate treasures.

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

Explore celebrations across the globe! Capture a celebratory moment of your own by designing a colorful fabric banner!

Before roads crossed our nation, rivers served as roadways to move cargo. Learn about the engineering of the canal era o

Instead of weaving over and under, draw it with Crayola® Washable Markers! Bold and colorful textile patterns from Ghana

What’s in the Passover picture? Celebrate this Jewish festival of freedom with a game to identify holiday words, objects

Calling all percussionists! Drums are easy to learn to play and their sounds are recognized around the world. These red

What is a community? One way to view a community is to create a map of a town, neighborhood, or region. Draw maps of dif

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

Imagine you could put on someone else’s comfortable shoes. What would you see if you were walking in an unfamiliar place

Students trace around their hands to imitate the look of intricate henna designs on paper. These traditional, temporary

Explore the various modes of transportation used to move west across North America in the 1800s. Create a scene with pa

Turtles are found in almost every part of the world. Students investigate what we can learn from these fascinating creat

Travel the world, explore a neighborhood, or record classroom adventures. Keep track of discoveries with colorful stamps

Parade with a one-of-a-kind Chinese Dragon puppet. Celebrate Chinese New Year, the country’s literature, or other aspect

What was the family entertainment center in the early 1900s? A radio! Trace the growth of this fascinating invention and

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

Read and write myths and legends about celestial bodies then portray the personalities of the sun, moon, and stars in Mo

Learn about Kwanzaa and traditional Adinkra weaving patterns used on Kente cloth.

Discover the origins of names and naming ceremonies. Express individuality with each name discovery as you create a uniq

Design and fly a beautiful fabric windsock! This one is decorated with traditional Chinese symbols.

Design a miniature Statue of Liberty—to scale! Inspire small groups of future engineers, poets, lawyers, and journalists