Learn the Korean alphabet by practicing how to write the Hangul consonants and vowels! First, trace the letters and then try writing them yourself. To learn more about Korea and its language, check out the “Korean Language and Culture” videos on ASI’s YouTube channel! Click here to download the PDF …
Celebrate International Dance Day by learning about the holiday (and different dances from around the world), coloring the free handout, or learning a new dance! International Dance Day celebrates dance globally and is celebrated annually on April 29th, the birthday of Jean-Georges Noverre who was the inventor of modern ballet. …
National Superhero Day is meant to celebrate all the superheroes in your life: parents, guardians, family, teachers, doctors, and of course yourself. Fun fact: National Superhero Day was created in 1995 by Marvel employees to celebrate everyone’s favorite superhero! Celebrate this day by recognizing your superpower and making as many …
Scottish American Heritage Month highlights the Scottish heritage and remembers who have had an impact on U.S. society. Fun fact: Neil Armstrong claims Scottish heritage! Celebrate this month by making a delicious Scottish treat: shortbread! Click here to download the PDF Click here for a full list of handouts
These handouts are part of the “Art of Giving” series (lesson #4). In this lesson, we made a self-care box. Including the “Self-Care Suggestions” handout in your self-care box may be a good reminder of some self-care activities that can help reduce stress and anxiety. Feel free to color in …
Celebrate World Veterinary Day with this free handout! Click here to download the PDF Click here for a full list of handouts
Hazel Scott was a child prodigy classically trained on the piano. She was known as the “Darling of Café Society,” which was an integrated nightclub in Greenwich Village, New York. Hazel was born on June 11, 1920 in Port of Spain, Trinidad. Her father, R. Thomas Scott, was a West African Scholar and her mother, Alma Long …
Margaret Bonds was born on March 3, 1913 in Chicago, Illinois. Her father was a physician, and her mother was a piano teacher and church choral director. Margaret’s mother started teaching her piano at a very young age. When Margaret was 8 years old, she started studying at the Coleridge-Taylor Music School. (Remember Samuel …
