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…
Top 30 Spooky Words for Every Grade to Search this Halloween
A Halloween word search for every grade Wormly’s spooky word search hides Halloween words in a grid of letters, and children drag across the letters to find them. There are…
It’s Wormly’s First Halloween Edition! Can You Spell Spooky?
A Halloween spelling game for Beginner through grade 5 Wormly’s first Halloween edition turns spelling practice into a spooky treasure hunt. Children steer Wormly through the dirt to collect glowing…
Spooky Tangram Geometry Challenge K-3
Can you build a cat, a bat, a monster and a crow using the same seven tangram shapes? In this Halloween puzzle game for grades K-3, students slide and (in…
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…
Cut the Moon Cakes into Fractions! Practice and Challenges K-5
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Life Science Lab Instant Lesson: Does It Have a Spine?
What is the difference between so-called Invertebrates and Vertebrates? Let’s find out!
