Grades PreK-3
Mason Jar Whipped Cream
Whip liquid cream into a solid with this easy and delicious kitchen science activity! Continue »
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Who are the Northern Arapaho?
In this video and accompanying lesson plans, students will learn how the Northern Arapaho came to Wyoming, what are the Arapaho values, and why were Arapaho tribal names changed? Continue »
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Who is Molly of Denali?
Molly of Denali can be your personal guide to learning about Alaskan natives, the Alaskan wilderness, and as a bonus, literacy skills! Check out her podcast. Continue »
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How does Tribal Government Work?
The Tribal Government on the Wind River Reservation is in a state of flux. In the accompanying lesson plans, learn how the Eastern Shoshone and Northern Arapaho tribes govern their people. What is the relationship between Tribal, State, and Federal government? Continue »
Grown Ups
Celebrating While Honoring the Real Story
There is so much we can teach children about the real origins of Thanksgiving, and we can do so without losing our family traditions. Continue »
Grades 4-8
Do leaves breathe?
In this experiment, create an environment where you can see this carbon dioxide/oxygen exchange happening in leaves! Continue »
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Kindness BINGO
Pick a day or a week, and see who in your family can fill out their Kindness BINGO card first! Continue »
Grades 9-12
Can you “water” plants with other liquids?
What happens when you replace water with other types of liquids? Continue »
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Being Kind for Kindness’ Sake
In this daily news story, PBS NewsHour Extra looks at the impact and meaning of community service and why the winter break may be a more challenging time for students than many people may realize. Continue »
Activity of the Week
Create a Kindness Tree
Kindness can grow! Create a Kindness Tree in your house to watch your kind acts multiply. Continue »