Share The Love Handout
Cut out and color this beautiful wand handout. Click here to download the PDF Click here for a full list of handouts
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Emerald City Handout
Cut out and color this beautiful wand handout. Click here to download the PDF Click here for a full list of handouts
National Frappe Day
National Frappe Day is celebrated on October 7th! Fun fact: Dimitris Vakondios invented the Greek frappe in 1957. Fun fact: George Howell invented the Frappuccino in Boston, Massachusetts, and trademarked the name “frappuccino” in 1994. Fun fact: frappe + cappuccino = frappuccino Celebrate this day by making a delicious frappe at home! Experiment with …
N. Scott Momaday Handout
N. Scott Momaday is a very important Western Indigenous writer and poet. Born in Lawton, Oklahoma in 1934, Momaday grew up in and around several Native American reservations in Arizona. His father was full Kiowa and his mother, with whom he spent the entire first year of his life with …
Indigenous Key Terms Crossword Handout
Print out the handout below to get to know some of the key terms for understanding the Indigenous Perspective! There are 574 Indigenous tribes in the United States – each with their own unique cultures and customs! Click here to download the PDF Click here for a full list of …
National Neighbor Day
National Neighbor Day is celebrated on September 28th! Celebrate this day by getting to know your neighbors! Offer a kind word, even a small compliment goes a long way to creating a bond or breaking down barriers. Bring extra bounty from your garden or baked goods. Invite them to join an …
National Gymnastics Day
National Gymnastics Day is celebrated on September 19th! Celebrate this day by learning how to do a cartwheel! Look at the handout to get the steps and look at the pictures.- Remember to make sure you practice on the soft ground.- Have a spotter to make sure you don’t fall too …
Indigenous Communities Coloring Handout
Before settlers from Europe began colonizing North America between the 16th and 19th centuries, indigenous communities spanned across what is now the Northeast United States and Southeast Canada. These communities had rich cultures with sizable villages and social hierarchies. Some of the larger tribes include the Iroquois, Ojibwa, Sauk, Fox, …