Art
Tic-Tac-Toe Printable Sheets
Nice to print out, and keep around for fun and convenience.
Language Arts
Make Your Own Crossword Puzzles
This great exercise will help your child create their own crossword puzzle. What greater way to review knowledge, work on spelling skills and problem solving.
Vowel Flash Cards
This is a collection of cards with various vowel sounds to help your child practice their vowel patterns.
Math
Teach Perimeter and Area
This is a great worksheet along with lessons (answer key included) to help your child with perimeters and areas.
Colorful Smallest Number Worksheets
This is a collection of colorful worksheets that you can print out and use to help your 1st grader. There are several sets your can print.
Add three numbers from 10 to 99
Funsheets for working with bigger numbers. The best part is that you can hit refresh, and you get a whole new worksheet. Create an unlimited supply!
MathCar Racing
This isn't Nascar, it's Mathcar racing, and it makes math fun!
Science
Okay, but will it float?
Come investigate lesson plans on the physics of underwater buoyancy.
Physics, force, furniture?
Print this fun challenge to learn about physics concepts. Perfect for all age kids.
What's the strongest cable?
Cables are used to support hanging loads such as roadways and elevators. A hanging load pulls on the cable, putting it in tension. So, a good cable should be very strong in tension. Print out this fun challenge and start building with stuff around the house.
Social Studies
The First Flag Day
Since Flag Day was this week, why not find out about the first flag day at the Betsy Ross house. You can learn about the first flag, take virtual tours and much more. A great resource.
Father's Day Stuff To Do
This is a great resource your kids can use to create Father's Day Cards, make a gift, online stories, reading, games and lots more.
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