Let's Do Learning

Oh no! Santa's elves were trying to update his sleigh, but it crashed! Can you help Santa fix his sleigh and get him back to the North Pole before he is discovered? Students work in teams to solve puzzles and conduct experiments to help Santa put together a motor to get his sleigh back to the North Pole. Through the nine clues, students discover 4 lock combinations and 4 pieces to a motor. They must then input the four combinations to the locks securing the lockbox and get the directions to asse

This detailed STEM lesson plan for elementary grades contains four weeks worth of activities. Each week focuses on the history of a different artist and then proceeds to guide the students to create a piece of art in the "style" of that artist. This lesson not only teaches students about the artist but allows the students to express themselves creatively. There is no wrong way to create their piece of art. The lesson plan then moves on to a STEM lesson based on a storybook. Most weeks, the STEM

There is more than one way to tell a story. Storytelling has been around for centuries and can be so much fun! With this unit, students discover that a familiar story can change depending upon the point of view of a character. They also learn that similar themes can be represented across different cultures. Students explore storytelling through doll making, puppetry, dramatic play and more. While this unit was originally written as a week-long camp, it can easily be used as is in a classroom sit

This is a "wh" word and a_e spelling packet. Students practice writing words daily. There is a word sort, identifying question words, fill-in-the-blank, and many more activities. The nine pages provided allow for differentiated instruction. This resource is perfect for classroom, homeschool, or virtual learning use. You can use one page for instructional activities and one page for independent work each day. An assessment page is for Friday. This resource comes with color .pdf, black-line .pdf,

Thank you for looking at my resource. There's not much that's more fun than rockets! This cool experiment explores states of matter while creating so much fun! Students begin by learning about the different states of matter. Links to student appropriate websites are provided. Working through the scientific method, students form a hypothesis based on the problem, conduct an experiment, and explain their results all while sending antacid rockets into the air! This fun resource is perfect