Lesson Plans

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

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

Children learn the days of the week by sharing their own versions of "Cookie's Week". Practice writing letters and drawi

Create a house for the lovable character Corduroy after experiencing Don Freeman’s book, Corduroy.

Students create a self portrait using the letter U as a face shape.

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

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

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

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

Big and small colorful circles become flowers and seeds in a colorful garden.

Children’s EI (Emotional Intelligence) needs to be nurtured and fed just like their IQ. Literature does this very well.

Bring nature's designs indoors with these golden leaf-printed bookmarks. For gifts, make matching picture frames, gift w

If you could have an animal body, what creature would you be? Why? Invite students to draw their dream animal and then s

Using Crayola® Dry Erase Crayons and Construction Paper Crayons, create 3-dimensional flower and paper leaf designs for

Imagination and problem-solving go to work as children check out real bugs and create their own.

Students practice letter formation by using text as an element of art, in addition to building phonics and spelling skil

Create beautiful mixed media autumn forest with torn paper , Crayola Tempera Paint and Construction Paper Crayons.

Numbers are everywhere!! Turn a stroll around the neighborhood at night into a counting extravaganza with Crayola® Gel M

Bright orange carrots and juicy red tomatoes; green grapes and yellow pineapples.... Get toddlers excited about good nu

Getting words into alphabetical order is as easy as A-B-C with Crayola Color Switchers. Colorfully identify key letters

Inspired by the book "The Dot" by Peter Reynolds, students create their own dot "painting" using Crayola Twistable Slick

Graphically illustrate blossoming literacy skills with a wrap-around-the-room vocabulary word display.

Bring large numbers and math expressions to life! Create colorful numbers to wear as kids get moving in math class. Form

Create a fanciful firefly window display/sun catcher using drawing, symmetry and sculpture.