Celebrate International Women’s Day on March 8 and then celebrate International Day of Women and Girls in Science on February 11th with this free handout! Use the template to draw a self-portrait of yourself in the lab coat! Science could mean anything from the study of animals to chemistry and …
Learning a new language can be boring and hard sometimes, but it can be a lot more fun if you are learning the meaning of hte lyrics from one of your favorite songs! This simple handout has all of the lyrics from K-pop girl group Red Velvet’s “Queendom” translated so …
A cloche is a cover that protects plants from cold temperatures. While some are large plastic covers made to fit large plants and small trees, traditional cloches are small wooden and glass domes. Download the handout below to add your own plants to the cloche below! You can color them …
Bentwood boxes were used by Indigenous Peoples in the Pacific Northwest for many purposes including storing food, clothing, supplies, and spiritual or ceremonial items. Bentwood is a way of shaping wood by using water and most bentwood boxes were made with a single plank of cedar wood. The wood is …
Coil pots were common among the Southwestern Indigenous Tribes. Most of the oldest coil pots that have been recovered were made by three different pre-Columbian tribes/cultures – the Anasazi (ancestors to the Pueblo people), the Mogollon, and the Hohokam. Materials: Modeling Magic/Polymer Clay/Modeling Clay, tools to roll and cut the …
Download the handout below to learn new Indigenous vocabulary! Use a separate sheet of paper to unscramble the words with their matching definitions. Click here to download the PDF Click here for a full list of handouts
Download the PDF handout below to learn about “The Girl Who Loved Wild Horses” by Paul Goble. First released in 1978, this book with beautiful water-color illustrations, tells a story about a gentle young indigenous girl with a special gift for caring for horses that belong to her tribe. One …
