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The Sign of the Beaver | Mini Project-Based Novel Study with Character Tracker
One to Three Sessions. Real learning. Transform a single afternoon into meaningful exploration of frontier friendship. Students analyze gift exchanges, research traditional plants, and build model snares to understand survival physics. What’s Included: 3 complete…
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STEM CHALLENGE Sound Surprise Challenge | 3rd-8th Grade | Low Prep
Sound & Surprise Challenge: A Hands-On STEM Engineering Activity Add excitement and creativity to your STEM lessons with the Sound & Surprise Challenge! In this engaging engineering activity, students explore how sound and vibrations can…
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Learn to spot persuasive tech through story.
The Brain Rot! 5-Day Mini-Unit Pack is a ready-to-use, story-led learning experience for young teens aged 11–14. Through the adventures of Team Savv-i, learners investigate persuasive technology, social media hooks, algorithms, usage data, the attention…
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Kitchen-Table AI Questions: 30 Discussion Cards (Print & Play)
30 cut-and-keep discussion cards for ages 8–16 about understanding AI, using it safely, thinking about tradeoffs, debating both sides, and who decides the rules — no screens, no lesson plan. Jar, car ride, or kitchen…
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A Colonial Kitchen Cookbook & American History Projects for Teachers & Homeschoolers
Cook, eat, and learn! This educational cookbook brings American history to life with 18 authentic colonial recipes, all adapted for modern kitchens. Complete with historical context, literary connections, and 8 hands-on extension projects, this resource…
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STEM CHALLENGE Zip Lines and Falling Weights Challenge | 3rd-8th Grade | Low Prep
Zip Line & Falling Weights STEM Challenge: Gravity in Motion Bring physics to life with the Zip Line & Falling Weights STEM Challenge, an exciting hands-on activity where students design a system that uses gravity…
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When Cyberbullying Happens, Know What to Do
The Mauled Mage Read-Aloud Living Book Edition turns cyberbullying into a compelling, story-led learning experience for children aged approximately 9–12. Through Beam, Bindi, Lee, and their friends, young readers explore courage, empathy, friendship, trust, accountability,…
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Bot-Builders: Screen-Free Robotics Card Game (Print & Play)
A print-and-play card game for ages 8–12 that teaches the Sense → Think → Act → Power robot loop — no screens, no prep. 48 cards, 2–4 players, ~20 minutes. Print tonight on Avery 5388.
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Fauvism Art Copy work and coloring page pack for grades K-12
5-day Fauvism art copy work guide with 4 difficulty levels, frame pages for art activities, and flexible learning options. Perfect for ages 5+ homeschool and classroom use.
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STEM CHALLENGE Tallest Tower Challenge | 3rd-8th Grade | Low Prep
Tallest Tower Challenge: A Hands-On STEM Engineering Activity Put your students’ engineering skills to the test with the Tallest Tower Challenge. This fun and engaging hands-on STEM activity encourages creativity, problem-solving, and teamwork. In this…
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The Web Trap: Think First, AI Second – The Birthday Party
Think First. AI Second. Using the adventures of The Web Trap to teach young learners how to investigate, question, reason and make independent decisions—with AI supporting their thinking, never replacing it.
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Winter Scavenger Hunt, Printable Outdoor Activity for Families and Kids; Instant Download PDF
Fun and engaging for exploring the beauty of the outdoors during winter!
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Riding Freedom Novel Study – A Cross-Curricular Journey
Perfect For: Homeschoolers studying women’s history or the 1800s Teachers pairing literature with social studies and STEM education Girl Scout Groups and Book Clubs Kids who love horses, adventure, and engineering Format: 37 Page Printable…
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STEM CHALLENGE Chain Reaction Art Challenge | 3rd-8th Grade | Low Prep
Chain Reaction Art STEM Challenge: Where Engineering Meets Creativity Bring STEM to life through creativity with the Chain Reaction Art Challenge—a hands-on activity where students design and build a Rube Goldberg-style machine that creates art.…
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Brain Rot! Beam’s Bad Day video and activities to learn about persuasive technology
Brain Rot! – Beam’s Bad Day is a story-led digital citizenship learning resource for ages 11–14 that combines a short animated episode with discussion, investigation, and creative activities. Through Beam’s experience with the fictional app…
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Hydration Heroes
A mini science unit on the importance of staying hydrated.
