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Understanding the challenges different families face helps develop compassion in our students, and developing compassion makes a stronger society where civic duty, responsibility and kindness are habits of practice. Being … Continue reading →

Some say the chihuahua is the only dog native to North America. Learn more about chihuahuas and Cinco de Mayo traditions and give your class a lesson with festive language … Continue reading →

Sharpen your pencils and put your clown hat—it’s time to exercise your funny bones with some limerick writing. Limericks are a special kind of poetry popularized by a man named … Continue reading →

Did you know when you bite into a chocolate bar you are really taking a trip around the world? The ingredients to make that delightful confection, and many other kinds … Continue reading →

Tap into your child’s creative side with this unique issue that uses singing for learning. The “Orca Opera” describes nature’s largest mammal to the tune of a familiar song. Discover … Continue reading →

Grab your camera or digital device and get ready to photograph the world around you. Budding photojournalists will improve the art and craft of taking pictures using this issue as … Continue reading →

Wonder what to do with old newspapers? Turn them into pieces of art! Recycling newspaper into projects teaches youngsters a double lesson: what’s good for the environment can also make … Continue reading →

Be an artist! Draw cartoon characters! Be creative! Develop new creatures! Be inventive! Use words to turn drawings into comic strips! Learn tricks and techniques professionals use to make their … Continue reading →

Imagine a clown for a P.E. teacher! You’d laugh and get fit at the same time! And why not? Clowns are acrobats who work hard to stay in shape so … Continue reading →

Kids are natural born actors and creating a stage show from beginning to end is a great way to practice and apply reading and writing skills. More importantly, it helps … Continue reading →