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Resources for Grades 3–5
Worksheet
grades 4–6
Money-Making Movies
Use facts about these popular holiday movies to practice some math skills and graph your results.
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Activity
grades 3–5
Write and Perform
Write an original rap, song or spoken word poem with friends, family members or by yourself. Practice your performance.
Activity
grades 3–5
Create a Family Movie Guide
Create a family movie guide that not only will be a lasting piece of memorabilia but will also help with writing skills.
Activity
grades 3–5
Room Refresh
Pick a room, space, or spot in your home that could use some sprucing up. Clean and organize the area to make it work better for you and your family.
Article/Ebook
grades 3–4
Honoring Ruth Bader Ginsburg
Read about the important figure who served on the United States Supreme Court.
Article/Ebook
grades 5–7
Remembering Ruth Bader Ginsburg
Learn about the historic figure who served on the United States Supreme Court and championed women's rights.
Audio
grades K–12
The Wonderful Wizard of Oz
Listen to the first volume of L. Frank Baum's classic story as you imagine yourself traipsing through a magical land. Free on iTunes.
Article/Ebook
grades 3–5
The Race for the Vaccine
Find out what scientists are doing to develop a coronavirus vaccine as quickly as possible.
Activity
grades 3–12
Five Minutes to Focus
Print and shuffle these cards featuring seven exercies for the mind. Pull one out each day to center yourself and let go of stresses.
Article/Ebook
grades 3–5
Lucky Lions
Hear from two teen Lion Dancers and learn why this traditional Chinese performance for Lunar New Year is important to them.
Activity
grades 1–5
Who I Am
Create a collage—a mixture of pictures and words—that shows who you are. Include your background, interests, and culture.
Article/Ebook
grades 3–5
Remembering the March
Read about the March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom in 1963 and Martin Luther King Jr.'s famous "I Have a Dream" speech.
Activity
grades 3–5
Write and Perform
Write an original rap, song or spoken word poem with friends, family members or by yourself. Practice your performance.
Activity
grades 3–5
Room Refresh
Pick a room, space, or spot in your home that could use some sprucing up. Clean and organize the area to make it work better for you and your family.
Activity
grades 1–5
Who I Am
Create a collage—a mixture of pictures and words—that shows who you are. Include your background, interests, and culture.
Activity
grades 3–12
Your Heritage
Create (or write) something that represents your background and culture. Interview family members for extra help with details and perspectives.
Activity
grades 3–5
Reflect on the Year
Explain or show what this year has been like for you using words, art, music, Minecraft—whatever works. How have world events affected you?
Activity
grades 3–5
Looking Forward
What are you looking forward to? What goals do you have? Find a way to show or explain the things you want to make happen.
Activity
grades 3–6
Make Up a Move
When ice skaters do a cool, new move, it's named after them. Make up your own moves—jumps, tricks, and poses—and show them off!
Activity
Preschool–grade 12
Snowball Fight!
Ball up socks, pieces of paper, yarn, or other soft things. Decide on teams and rules, and let the epic "snowball" fight begin!
Activity
Preschool–grade 12
Bask in the Glow
It can be hard to get enough sunlight in winter, which can make people feel depressed. Make sure to get outside on sunny days and soak up some of those rays!
Activity
Preschool–grade 12
Pass the Appreciation
Gather the family in a circle. Grab a ball or a pillow, toss it to someone, and say something you appreciate about them. Keep it going!
Activity
grades 3–12
Healthy Meals Remix
Choose three of your family's favorite meals, and see if there's an even healthier spin you can put on them. More veggies? Less salt? Try your new recipe!
Activity
grades K–5
Create a Kindness Challenge
Think of a way your household can show kindness to each other this week. How can you help each other or make the day better?
Worksheet
grades 4–6
Money-Making Movies
Use facts about these popular holiday movies to practice some math skills and graph your results.
Activity
grades 3–5
Create a Family Movie Guide
Create a family movie guide that not only will be a lasting piece of memorabilia but will also help with writing skills.
Article/Ebook
grades 3–4
Honoring Ruth Bader Ginsburg
Read about the important figure who served on the United States Supreme Court.
Article/Ebook
grades 5–7
Remembering Ruth Bader Ginsburg
Learn about the historic figure who served on the United States Supreme Court and championed women's rights.
Audio
grades K–12
The Wonderful Wizard of Oz
Listen to the first volume of L. Frank Baum's classic story as you imagine yourself traipsing through a magical land. Free on iTunes.
Article/Ebook
grades 3–5
The Race for the Vaccine
Find out what scientists are doing to develop a coronavirus vaccine as quickly as possible.
Activity
grades 3–12
Five Minutes to Focus
Print and shuffle these cards featuring seven exercies for the mind. Pull one out each day to center yourself and let go of stresses.
Article/Ebook
grades 3–5
Lucky Lions
Hear from two teen Lion Dancers and learn why this traditional Chinese performance for Lunar New Year is important to them.
Article/Ebook
grades 3–5
Remembering the March
Read about the March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom in 1963 and Martin Luther King Jr.'s famous "I Have a Dream" speech.
Video
grades 4–6
Reading News Online
What are the different parts of a news article or website? Learn how to identify them and make sure you're consuming more trustworthy info.
Worksheet
grades 3–7
How Much Soda Do You See?
Use your estimation skills to take your best, math-based guess about how many packs of soda make up the menorah.
Worksheet
grades 5–8
So Many Berries!
Find out a bit about how cranberries grow. Then, use math to estimate how many berries are actually in the bog.
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