Second graders read The Piano and become familiar with racial discrimination.  In this racial discrimination book lesson plan, 2nd graders answer comprehension question to focus on the importance of the book.  Students discuss...

Young scholars explore Latin America by researching the favorite past time, baseball. In this Latin culture lesson, students identify the leaders in the Latin American baseball movement such as Felipe Alou, Jose Mendze, and the great...

Students address stereotypes. For this cultural diversity lesson, students define stereotypes, share examples of prejudice, research current event issues in given nations, and create posters that feature unbiased news stories.  

Third graders explore the multi-ethnic nature of America's citizens and examine the symbolism of the Statue of Liberty. In this Molly's Pilgrim lesson plan, 3rd graders discuss the poem "The New Colossus," examine vocabulary...

All hail the king! Study the letter K with a worksheet that features six kings flying their flags, on which kids can glue pictures of words that also begin with (or include) the letter K.

Students examine the "rungs" in the escalation up the "ladder of prejudice" leading from the first rung of speech to the final rung of extermination.  In this Holocaust and prejudice lesson, students use the visual of a ladder...

In this art worksheet, students examine and compare 8 rectangles on one side of the page, all a different shade of blue. Students draw a line to match the identical blue shade on the other side of the paper.

For this art worksheet, learners cut out 5 fully colored green circles of different sizes and shades of green. Students glue the circles one on top of the other to create a color shades "target" like the one pictured in the instructions.

In this color worksheet, students analyze an example of a target color wheel of 5 shades of purple. On the blank target, students try to match the shades of purple as closely as possible using crayons, colored pencil or watercolor.

In this math worksheet, students are asked to study and trace the squares on the left, then draw a line to the ones on the right which are the exact same size. Note: Although the directions call these squares, none of them are. They are...

In this counting worksheet, students examine a page filled with stars, many overlapping each other. Students count the stars.

This activity focuses on words that begin with the letter D. Students also practice identifying the largest object in a group of objects.  All of the objects begin with the letter D.

Students find and color the largest object in each box. All of the objects begin with the letter H.

In this science worksheet, students draw lines to connect illustrations of leaves. There are two each of four leaves on the page. Leaves vary by type, shape, and color.

In this visual arts activity, students are asked to focus on size of the frogs. Students will color all of the large frogs red and the small frogs yellow.

In this geometric shapes worksheet, learners analyze 4 rows of shapes. Students circle the one figure in each row that is different from all the others.

In this patriotic symbols worksheet, students analyze 4 rows of American symbols, each with three similar pictures. Students circle the one that is different in each row.

For this quadratic equations worksheet, students solve 10 different equations that include complex roots. First, they solve for the indicated variable and express the roots of the equation in simplest form. Then, students determine the...

For this congruent shapes worksheet, students analyze a group of 20 geometric shapes that have letter labels. Students find pairs of shapes that are congruent in this group and write the letters of the shapes that match.

In this picture matching activity, students examine 6 similar pictures of Mother Goose. Students color the one picture that is different from the others.

In this determining which picture does not belong worksheet, students observe pictures of people and a picture of a butterfly to choose which picture does not belong. Students circle one answer.

In this early childhood math worksheet, students color the ghost cards, cut them out, and then match them according to the shapes pictured on the cards.

In this counting practice activity, students examine a picture and then identify the number of sharks, dolphins, stingrays, and whales in it.

In this counting worksheet, students analyze a group of kitten pictures. There are two kinds of kittens. Students count how many of each kind there are and write the totals.