Let’s celebrate this tasty treat with some fun facts! Currently, Oreos are the best-selling cookie of the 20th and 21st centuries. Christmas cookies have origins tracing back to medieval Europe. The first-ever recorded cookie was only the size of a quarter! Download this handout to color in the cookies and …
Let’s celebrate national candle day with some interesting facts about these cool light sources! Candles have been are since 500 B.C Poland is the world’s biggest candle producer A candlemaker is known as a chandler! Download this handout to color in the candles and learn how to write! Click here …
Happy national camp day from us at ASI! Be sure to enjoy the great outdoors with some cool, fun facts. In 2017, campers in the US alone spent $3 billion on camping equipment. In the United States, 1 million new families start camping each year. The most frequent campers in …
Let’s celebrate everyone’s favorite chocolate treat today! Did you know that the origin of the brownie is actually unknown? Some theories about the tasty snacks creation are that it was actually an accident! A chef accidentally added chocolate into his cake mix and forgot flour, creating these flat treats! Here …
Let’s celebrate everyone’s favorite kind of carb! Bread is a straightforward thing to be made at home. All you need is five ingredients; wheat, water, sweetener (usually honey or cane sugar), yeast, and salt. With these ingredients, you can make most of the treats on the handout below. Color them …
You may be familiar with brownies, but have you heard of blondies? They are baked goods made in the same fashion as brownies but end up more cake-like! Not only do they look different, but they taste different too. With less chocolate than its counterpart, it is also considered a …
National Freedom Day honors Abraham Lincoln’s signing of a joint House and Senate resolution that later became the 13th Amendment (abolish slavery) to the U.S. Constitution. President Abraham Lincoln signed the Amendment outlawing slavery on February 1, 1865. Download and Color following free handout of President Abraham Lincoln to help …
There are three types of bees in the hive. First is the queen, who runs the hive and lays eggs. Second are the workers, all-female and forage for food, protect the hive, and circulate air with their wings. Every honey bee you see outside the hive is a female worker. …
