Instant Lesson: Drums Across Cultures
This June, we’re educating about Black Music Month and Caribbean American Heritage Month with activities that explore musical heritage. Start by exploring our lesson plan, differentiated by grade band featuring…
Africa Day: Match African Nations & Their Capitals
Celebrate Africa Day on May 25th with this interactive nations and capitals matching game for grades K–5! Students study real country flags and geographic region clues before matching 54-nation Africa’s…
Explosive, Eye-Opening and Standards-Aligned: Our Volcano Lava Flow Simulator is Here!
A volcano erupting, showing lava and plums footage is made into a video gif. Volcano unknown
Teacher’s Guide to Cinco de Mayo
This teacher’s guide gives K–5 educators the tools to teach Cinco de Mayo accurately and meaningfully. At its core is the 1862 Battle of Puebla — a stunning military upset…
Woven Bookmark & Rug Craft
🌙 Arab American Heritage Month · May 2026 🌙 Al-SaduWeaving Craft A traditional textile art from the Bedouin people of the Arabian Peninsula — brought to life for K–5th grade…
A Close-Up of Sundus Saad: Weaving Color, Texture, and Memory
Sundus Saad is a South African-Arab fiber artist and weaver based in Cape Town whose work encodes personal memory, cultural heritage, and a commitment to sustainable materials. After more than…
Color the Magic: A Unicorn Coloring Pack
Celebrate National Unicorn Day with whimsical coloring pages designed to spark imagination, creativity, and a little bit of wonder. Each page comes with a fun fact about unicorn history and…
Teacher’s Guide to Good Friday & Easter: Traditions Around the World
Explore Good Friday and Easter through a global lens with this interactive K–5 educator’s guide. From Ukrainian pysanky eggs and Filipino Senakulo passion plays to Bermuda kite flying and Ethiopia’s…
A Teacher’s Guide to Passover: History, Seder, & Jewish Diversity
Explore Passover with your K–5 students through the lens of cultural diversity and living tradition. This guide covers the Exodus story, the Seder plate, Ashkenazi, Sephardic, Mizrahi, and Ethiopian Jewish…
