There are 206 bones in the human body that gives us a framework, protection, and the ability to move. Use this handout to identify some of the most well-known bones that we have! Click here to download the PDF Click here for a full list of handouts
Celebrate National Aunts and Uncles Day on July 26th with this free handout! Fill in the blanks in the family tree below. Then color in the family. Click here to download the PDF Click here for a full list of handouts
National Crème Brûlée Day is celebrated on July 27th every year! Fun fact: Crème Brûlée is “burnt cream” in French. Fun fact: The largest crème brûlée on record weighed 1,600 pounds. Celebrate this day by making a simple and delicious dessert to share with your friends and family! Follow the …
National Cousins Day is celebrated on July 24th every year! Fun fact: 12.5% of DNA is shared by first cousins. Fun fact: 3.13% of DNA is shared by second cousins. Fun fact: 0.78% of DNA is shared by third cousins. Celebrate this day by calling your cousins or seeing them …
Celebrate National Gorgeous Grandma Day on July 23rd with this free handout! Color in and decorate the grandma below. Add some hair, jewelry, or makeup. You can be creative when making this grandma gorgeous. What makes your grandma(s) special? How can you celebrate this day with them? List your answers …
Learn fun shark facts and follow the handouts to draw a shark. Facts: 1. Most sharks can see well in dark areas, have fantastic night vision, and can see colors.2. Sharkskin feels exactly like sandpaper because it is made up of tiny teeth-like structures called placoid scales. 3. Based on fossil …
On July 25th, National Hot Fudge Sundae Day takes a turn representing National Ice Cream Month in delicious style. Feast on this tasty ice cream dessert that combines hot and cold with a cherry on top. Instructions on making a hot fudge sundae:Combine cream, sugar, salt, and butter and simmer.Add …
This handout is part of the “Art of Giving” series (lesson #19). In this lesson, we will be using: origami paper (recommended size of 3″ x 3″), glue, and the Kusudama Origami Flower Instructions handout (free PDF download below!). These origami flower balls make great gifts that can be hung …
