Election Day Printables: Crossword and Word Search for K-5
Get your class ready for the vote with these Election Day printables from Wormly’s World. This set includes 8 crossword puzzles and 8 word search puzzles, two sets at each…
“One” by Kathryn Otoshi: A Read-Aloud for Bullying Prevention Month
Kathryn Otoshi’s One uses colors and numbers to show young readers how one voice can inspire many to stand up to bullying. Dr. Katherine Schlatter reviews this Pre-K–2 read-aloud for…
Close-Up with Ada Lovelace: The First Computer Programmer
Ada Lovelace was born in London in 1815, the only child of the poet Lord Byron, and was raised on an unusual education that combined languages, music, and needlework with…
Monarch Life Cycle Game
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A Teacher’s Guide to American Sign Language: Language, Art & Identity
This ASL teacher’s guide helps K–5 educators teach American Sign Language as a complete language, rooted in Deaf culture, poetry, and performance. Inside you’ll find grade-differentiated lessons for K–1, 2–3,…
Close-Up with Dolly Parton and the Imagination Library
Dolly Parton wrote her first song at six, about a doll her mother made from a corn cob. Decades later, remembering that her father never learned to read, she founded…
Life Science Lab Instant Lesson: Does It Have a Spine?
What is the difference between so-called Invertebrates and Vertebrates? Let’s find out!
News Spotlight: What We Forget When We Remember 9/11
More than 100 million Americans have been born since September 11, 2001 — meaning for a growing share of the country, 9/11 isn’t a memory but a history lesson. As…
