Every day is a good day to treat others with kindness – even in challenging moments. Did you know that it is possible to turn a defeat into a victory? When you lose, you learn as well. You can rethink your actions and reflect on your attitudes and choices. You …
In honor of national popcorn day, here are some fun facts about popcorn! Popcorn pops after a small amount of water in a kernel reaches a specific temperature! In an average cup of popcorn, about 1,600 kernels are waiting to pop! In America, Nebraska is the biggest supplier of popcorn! …
Let’s celebrate national frozen yogurt day with some fun facts! Frozen yogurt can trace its roots all the way to the Middle East. It contains multiple vitamins such as Calcium, Potassium, and B12! There is even a frozen yogurt machine in the Supreme Court’s cafeteria! Judge Elena Kagan was such …
Listen and sing along to The Heart Song here! Hum the tune from the song. Listen again and try to sing along. Answer the questions on the worksheet. All the answers are in the song, so keep listening! Point to where your heart is and show a friend or family …
Download this handout for a fun drawing activity related to Groundhog day! Here are some fun facts about groundhogs: Groundhogs hibernate in the winter During hibernation, their heart rate slows down to 5 beats per minute They can climb trees and swim, but only when absolutely necessary They build underground …
House plants have been around for almost the entire history of houses! Ancient Grecian homes have been documented to have plants sprawling through their estates. Today we still continue this tradition with plants in our own homes. Color in this handout and learn the names of some of the most …
Celebrate Earth’s Rotation Day on January 8th by learning about the Earth’s rotations! Earth has two rotations: one around the sun (which is also called its orbit) and one around its own axis. Earth takes one day to rotate around its own axis and a year to revolve around the …
Celebrate National Technology Day on January 6th by learning about Katherine Johnson, who was a computer (someone who did calculations) for NASA. Katherine did the necessary calculations for the Freedom 7 NASA space mission that put the first astronaut in space. Calculations include finding the trajectory and speed during launch …
