Every country has its form of currency, including Korea! The currency in Korea is Won, which is spent in both bills and coins. Each bill and coin has beautiful artwork on them that represents someone or something very significant. With this simple handout, you can easily learn the names of …
Learn fun giraffe facts and follow the handouts to draw a giraffe. Facts: Giraffes are the tallest mammals on Earth. Their legs alone are taller than most humans—about six feet. They can run as fast as 35 miles an hour over short distances or cruise at 10 mph over longer …
Learn fun fox facts and follow the handouts to draw a fox. Facts: 1. Foxes dig underground dens where they take care of their kits and hide from predators. 2. Foxes can produce a variety of sounds, up to 40 to be exact. 3. Foxes are solitary creatures. They prefer …
Each August 4 the U.S. Coast Guard celebrates its birthday. The Coast Guard is one of America’s five armed forces and traces its founding to Aug. 4, 1790, when the first Congress authorized the construction of 10 vessels to enforce tariff and trade laws, prevent smuggling, and protect the collection …
Here is some vocabulary for different body parts of animals. In the box below or on another piece of paper, draw your own creature and label the drawing with vocabulary words in both your language and the language you want to know. Click here to download the PDF Click here …
These handouts are about the LGBTQ+ Artist, Paul Mpagi Sepuya who creates his art through the medium of portrait photography while utilizing certain objects. Follow the directions to create your own portrait photography like Sepuya. Check out Sepuya’s personal web page to learn more about him with the LGBTQ+ Artistic …
Pumas are the fourth largest cat in the world! They can’t roar, but can use whistles, screams, squeaks, and purrs to communicate. In Peruvian Quechua, puma means ‘powerful animal.’ Directions:1. Fold the paper in half like a book and cut along the outline.2. Draw the fur and the other details …
How do you say “welcome” in your culture? There are so many different languages and ways to say “welcome!” Color in the phrases below and learn about how other cultures greet each other! Click here to download the PDF Click here to view our Passport Page Click here for a …
