When teaching about butterfly and frog life cycles, there’s no better way for children to grasp the concept then getting to see the process in action! We like to teach these life cycles one after the other. We do this while encouraging our kids to make connections between the different life cycles so that they…
Spring is the perfect time to teach children all about the plant life cycle! They often already are spotting the new life emerging in gardens and on their walks around the neighborhood. Even if your experience with plants has been limited in the past, you definitely don’t need to have a green thumb to have…
All over the world we have seasons. Right now in California, we are smack dab in the middle of winter. This turns our usually sunny and warm climate into colder temperatures with more precipitation. No matter where you live or what season you are currently experiencing, you can introduce the science topic of the four…
Introducing alphabet letters has never been easier! We’ve designed these free alphabet tracing activities for your little learners who are ready to start practicing their letters. At the same time, they will identify picture words that correspond with each one. These 26 pages each show how to correctly write the upper and lower case alphabet…
As a teacher, you’ve probably heard the following: “I can’t draw!” When I started teaching first grade, I used to hear that all the time from my kids. I discovered that some of my students would draw the same kind of picture over and over again, and were afraid to come out of their artistic…
The human body is an amazing machine made up of many interacting systems! We have created this FREE tabbed flip book that introduces six major human body systems. One of our main teaching goals in science is for our kids to have an understanding of the different systems of the human body and how various…
