Quit dog-earring your books (and ours, too) by creating your own felt corner bookmarks! By following the instructions below, you’ll create your own book-monster or heart-shaped bookmark to slide over the corner of your book, saving your place for later.
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With the end of daylight savings, brighten up your evenings with handmade mandala paper lantern grab and go activity!
Are you working on this activity with younger kids? Let them decorate the lantern with pens however they want! Do you need a challenge? Put a detailed mandala on every side of your lantern and take your time coloring them in. November is National Native American Heritage Month. Honor, celebrate, and learn from this land's first people this and every month by reading books written by Indigenous authors. We've put together a list of our book recommendations for you to check out!
With this week’s Grab & Go Activity, you’ll be able to create beautiful beads in a variety of shapes and sizes out of old magazines!
Connect with students from across the country by participating in our Peace Crane Project grab and go activity!
“The Peace Crane Project invites every student on the planet to fold an origami crane, write a message of peace on its wings, then exchange it with another student somewhere in the world. The Project builds friendships, strengthens hand-eye coordination and writing skills, teaches geography, exposes students to new languages and cultures, and EMPOWERS YOUTH to make a difference in their community, country, and world.” - The Peace Crane Project We’ll be exchanging our Peace Cranes with a student group from Round Hill, Virginia! Are you working on this activity with younger kids? Fold a Peace Dove instead of a Peace Crane for an easier origami pattern! |
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