Arts: Paint with Veggies
Have you ever wondered how the painter makes the trees look three dimensional and almost real? Abby Brown and her friend explore the art techniques of texture and shading by painting with vegetables. Continue »
Have you ever wondered how the painter makes the trees look three dimensional and almost real? Abby Brown and her friend explore the art techniques of texture and shading by painting with vegetables. Continue »
The Healthy Kids Project uses song, movement, and animation in ten engaging lessons that support healthy choices and attitudes–teaching not only successful actions (limiting refined sugar, choosing water as a beverage, choosing fresh foods over processed foods), but also successful strategies (valuing the body, not letting past mistakes impede future success, taking one step at […] Continue »
This inquiry kit features Library of Congress sources related to William Hoy’s baseball career. Discuss with students what problems William Hoy had playing baseball because he was deaf. Continue »
Read Small World with Darlene Thomas. This book, by Ishta Mercurio, is about a girl who becomes an astronaut. Students will explore the world through the experiences of the main character in the story. Continue »
Born on the Nebraska frontier in 1865, Susan La Flesche Picotte broke through formidable barriers to achieve “great and beneficial ends.” The daughter of a powerful Omaha leader, she graduated first in her class from the Woman’s Medical College of Pennsylvania and returned home to fight for the very survival of her tribe. Wherever she […] Continue »
Latin Grammar is a collection of resources for teaching Latin to high school students. The collection includes video explanations which are designed to enhance language learning and display numerous examples of the Latin language. The collection also includes activities for practicing each concept and a comprehensive course glossary. Continue »
Explore a variety of patterns with Trinette Carruthers and her daughter. Students will learn how to duplicate and extend patterns. Continue »
Many Americans are seeking out alternatives to meat, convinced that consuming plant-based substitutes may help solve climate change. This lesson asks students to assess the nutritional, economic and environmental pros and cons of plant-based meat to develop a claim for or against the promotion of plant-based meat as a mitigation strategy for climate change. Continue »
Learn about quest objects in stories. Lindsey helps Andrew plan his very own quest in this clip from Story Pirates. Then have students design their own story quest object. Continue »
Daniel nearly misses Trolley, but the morning song helps him remember what he needs to do: put on clothes, eat breakfast, brush teeth, put on shoes, and go to school! Teach kids the morning routine song so that they will not forget the essential steps to get ready for each day. Continue »