International Museum Day is celebrated on May 18 every year! Fun fact: The International Council of Museums (ICOM) organized International Museum Day every year to raise awareness among people about museums. Fun fact: The theme for 2021 is “The Future of Museums: Recover and Reimagine.” Celebrate this day by listing as many …
National Walnut Day is celebrated on May 17 every year! Fun fact: National Walnut Day was established by the Walnut Marketing Board in the 1950s. Fun fact: A walnut tree can live up to 250 years. Celebrate this day by making some delicious candied walnuts you can eat as a …
National Strawberry Month is May! Fun fact: California and Florida are the principal states in the United States to grow strawberries and they are originally from Europe. Celebrate this month by going to a strawberry picking farm, making dishes with strawberries, or making fun and fruity drinks with them! Click …
Celebrate National Maritime Day on May 22nd with this free handout! Maritime means something that has to do with the sea, especially commercial or military activities. National Maritime Day celebrates the first successful voyage across the Atlantic Ocean from the United States to England by the SS Savanah. The SS …
Print out the handout below to practice counting! Color the ladybug and use materials like pieces of paper, clay, or beads for spots so that you can use the ladybug over and over again! Roll dice or pick a number from a deck of cards to determine how many spots …
Celebrate National Chocolate Chip Day on May 15th with this free handout! Recycle cardboard from any old box to create your own cookie collages with materials from around your home! 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 #11). In this lesson, we will be using: markers, paint, pens, colored pencils, or other writing utensils to create a dotted painting. A dotted painting is usually made up of only small, colorful dots that make a larger image. …
This handout is part of the “Art of Giving” series (lesson #10). In this lesson, we will be learning about quilling and making an appreciation card by using the quilling technique. Quilling is an art form in which a person arranges strips of paper into intricate designs. Paper can be …
