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A 242-page reference and activity book with one unit per U.S. state (plus D.C.) that teaches state history, symbols, and geography facts, paired with a hands-on craft project tied to each state's history, people, geography, or culture.
A scaffolded research-report project teaching ecology vocabulary and concepts, culminating in a written report.
A multi-file resource package teaching the mathematical/historical concept of the Golden Ratio and Fibonacci numbers, connecting math to art, nature, and architecture, via a slideshow, student guide, and project materials.
Arctic Animal Styro-Prints - Art Project and Presentation Get your students excited about art and the arctic with this fun lesson! Students will learn about life in the arctic circle including what types of people live there, what the environment is like, what kind of animals live there and much more! The PowerPoint features a…
Fantasy Maps - Art Project & Presentation Have you ever wanted to teach a lesson on map making but didn't know where to begin? This is the resource for you! This lesson will help you teach your students how to create a map of their own imagined land. The included PowerPoint presentation is packed with the following map-related info:…
Viking Dragonship Paintings Teaching Resource Viking Dragonship Paintings is an engaging teaching resource designed to catalyze creativity and foster a love for history among 3rd to 6th-grade students. This comprehensive art project enhances artistic skills while deepening historical understanding, transporting students back to the era…
The same ten rainforest illustrations appear in two forms. Use the darker line art for coloring, or choose the lighter outlines when students will develop the image with their own drawing, painting, or mixed-media details. Comparing the two versions can help students decide how much of the printed outline they want to show.
A social studies book about Ancient India that presents historical facts (Indus Valley Civilization, Vedic Period, Aryans, Alexander the Great, Mauryan and Gupta Empires) alongside hands-on craft/writing projects to reinforce learning.
A world-cultures arts-and-crafts packet offering a themed craft or drawing project for each of several countries, connecting art-making to that country's culture, traditions, or history.
Provide a 12-day high school Language Arts unit of study companion to Brandon Stanton's book 'Humans,' exploring narrative nonfiction, photography-based storytelling, and themes of humanity, struggle, and personal identity.
A dice-based typography art project where students create decorative letter art for their name or a favorite word, one roll-and-draw game sheet per letter.
A geography mystery/detective activity where students use clues (compass readings, wildlife observations, temperature) from three reading passages to deduce they are in Antarctica/the Polar Climate zone, then complete a hands-on ELA and art project representing that location.
A cross-curricular S.T.E.A.M. activity packet inspired by the novel 'A Night Divided', pairing hands-on science/engineering/art projects (mural art, structural design, tunneling, simple machines, rocket building) with the book's historical themes (Berlin Wall, Cold War, Space Race, Keith Haring's art).
Guide students to research and write a 5-paragraph biography research essay about Andy Warhol (visual artist)
Guide students to research and write a 5-paragraph biography research essay about Ludwig van Beethoven (composer)
Guides students through independent biographical research on Claude Monet and the writing of a 5-paragraph research essay, using a graphic-organizer worksheet, a peer/self writing-tips checklist, and a scored essay rubric.
Guides students through independent biographical research on Leonard Bernstein and a structured 5-paragraph research-essay assignment (thesis-driven introduction, early-life paragraph, exploring Bernstein’s most legendary musical moments and compositions, analyzing Bernstein’s legacy and influence over modern music, conclusion, and…
A scaffolded research-essay project guiding secondary students through researching Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart and writing a 5-paragraph research essay.
Guides students to research the life of Pablo Picasso and produce a structured, MLA-cited biographical research essay.
Guide students through independently researching the artistic life and legacy of Vincent Van Gogh, using a scored rubric and biographical organizer to produce a 5-paragraph research essay.
Step-by-step art lesson teaching students to draw ten different optical-illusion (op art) pencil-and-sharpie designs, then transfer/cut a design onto a template to build a 3D paper cube.
This lesson includes a detailed 20-slide PowerPoint presentation packed with information about coil pottery, clay and ceramics. This presentation also includes detailed instructions on how to create a coil pot using traditional hand-building techniques such as slab construction, score and slip, glazing, bisque firing and glaze firing.
Guides students to research the life of Rembrandt and produce a structured, MLA-cited biographical research essay.
Guides students to research the life of Salvador Dalí and produce a structured, MLA-cited biographical research essay.