In this shape recognition worksheet, students explore a square. Students trace the shape of the square and trace the letters that spell the word square.

In this geometric shapes instructional activity, students learn to recognize the square shape. Students analyze a picture of birthday packages and trace the squares and color them red.

In this geometric shapes worksheet, learners recognize the square shapes in a pyramid picture. Students trace the squares and color them each a different color.

For this shapes and colors worksheet, students analyze a picture of a glass of lemonade and trace all the circles and squares. Students color the shapes according to the directions.

In this shapes and colors worksheet, students analyze a whimsical picture of a face and trace all the squares and ovals they see. Students color the shapes according to the directions.

In this shapes and colors activity, students analyze a picture of a robot and trace the squares and rectangles they find. Students color the shapes according to the directions.

In this geometric shape learning exercise, students trace one large example of a rectangle. On primary lines, students trace a dotted word "rectangle" one time.

In this geometric shapes instructional activity, students find all the rectangles in a picture of a skyscraper. Students trace the rectangles and color them grey.

In this frogs worksheet, students read and study the 5 main characteristics that all frogs have. Students color a large picture of a frog.

In this frogs instructional activity, students analyze and color a diagram of the life cycle of frogs from egg to tadpole to full-grown frog.

In this frog anatomy worksheet, students use the 7 body part names to correctly label a diagram of the Northern Leopard Frog. Students read the information paragraph about the frog.

In this tracing activity, students prepare to learn to print by tracing 20 straight dotted lines from left to right. Students then color a picture of a bus.

In this tracing instructional activity, students trace 14 dotted examples of a curved line. Students color the large picture of the smiling face.

Students examine the contributions of ancient Greeks in this five lesson unit. The explorations reveal how Greece shaped our stories, our modern language, and our society. The study of the Greek myth forms the basis of this unit.

Students experience completing research in a library. They explore a personal myth and examine sources to answer questions about the myth. They develop research questions for exploring a personal myth and explain how some sources may...

Students use the Internet, encyclopedias, and other library resources to discover basic facts about the Battle of New Orleans and the 1768 revolt by French colonists in Spanish Louisiana. They examine two websites that give information...

Students discuss the nature of stereotyping and prejudicial behavior and their feelings regarding people with visible disabilities. They view part of documentary Graduating Peter then work in groups to chart people's reactions and...

Fifth graders create a fairy tale story with emphasis on castles. After reading various texts featuring castles and their residents, 5th graders complete a book report project. The book report serves as a springboard to the writing...

Students research the American Revolution through the story of the Legend of Sleepy Hollow. In this American Revolution lesson, students research folktale and The Legend of Sleepy Hollow. Students view illustrations for the story....

Students inverstigate the history of wolves and how they have changed throughout the ages. The movement to eradicate the wolves is studied and students are asked to explain their opinion of it. This is given after spending the time to...

In this lower elementary learning exercise, students count the number of items they see in each of four boxes and write the number below the pictures. They see pictures of musical instruments such as drum and flutes in the boxes.

Second graders collect data on different forms of transportation and create a bar graph or pictograph with the information.

In this Mayans activity, students read about the Mayans on a web site given, then complete a set of 10 related comprehension questions.

Students examine how a coastal area changes after it has been developed. They discover the impact of development on the environment. They illustrate their own non-developed area and change it into a developed area.