Celebrate National Chocolate Fondue Day on February 5th with this easy chocolate fondue recipe! Ingredients: 10 ounces chopped semisweet chocolate, 1/3 cup milk, 1/3 cup heavy cream, 1 teaspoon vanilla extract, things to dip, and wooden skewers (optional). Step 1: Chop the chocolate into small chunks. Step 2: Add the …
Learn about three prominent African American musicians with the handouts below! Print them out, color the instruments or portrait and follow the instructions to write your own scat or rock song! Louis Armstrong was a singer and trumpeter who helped develop jazz into what we know it today. Not only …
Celebrate National Golden Retriever Day on February 3rd with this free handout! Print it out and fill in the blanks. Then, color the Golden! On the back of the page, try drawing your own dog. If you don’t have one, draw another pet or your favorite dog breed! Fun facts …
Prior to television, the radio allowed families to entertain themselves from home. Additionally, it was how many people received their news. Even if you personally don’t listen to the radio, radio is still used extensively today. Celebrate world radio day with this handout! Come up with your own radio show! …
Listen and sing along to The Skin Song here! Hum the tune from the song. Listen again and try to sing along. Fill out the questions from the song. Point anywhere you see the skin on you. This could be your hands, face, feet, ears, nose, or anywhere! Find a …
Listen and sing along to The Skull Song here! Hum the tune from the song. Listen again and try to sing along. Fill out the questions from the song. Point to where your skull is and say what it protects. Find a friend or family member and ask them what …
Listen and sing along to The Stomach Song here! Hum the tune from the song. Listen again and try to sing along. Draw your own stomach by looking at the picture on the worksheet. Fill out the sentences from the song. Point to where your stomach is and show a …
Buttons are helpful little things! They help keep your clothes together now, but they weren’t always functional. Originally buttons were used as a decoration on clothes. It wasn’t until the 13th century that they were used to close buttonhole. Here are some extra fun facts about buttons! The oldest button …
