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Explore a variety of scientific learning activities to engage your child in environmental conservation.

Help students learn about how to plan for the future, with a focus on creating a personal budget and constructing a net worth statement.

Discover five days of reading and learning activities designed to engage your child in an exploration of family and spending time together.

Discover five days of reading and learning activities designed to engage your child in an exploration of sports, games, and having fun.

Have your children in Grades 3-5 explore different kinds of weather.

Explore five days of reading and learning activities designed to engage your child in an exploration of family and spending time together.

Teach students about synonyms and antonyms and have them create a How-To Tech Guide with these activities for middle schoolers.

Help your children in Grade 2 understand multidigit numbers and hone their addition and subtraction skills with free animal-based activities.

Engage your child in an exploration of how great things can happen when we work together with these reading activities for Grades 1-2.

Have your students explore haiku, analyze a podcast, and practice identifying literary terms with these downloadable activities for high schoolers.

Have your children in Grades 3-5 explore food and how it is important in our lives.

Use this grade 3 math activity to help students learn about the math of our system system.

Engage your child in an exploration of food and how it is important in our lives.

Explore five days of reading and learning activities designed to engage your child in an exploration of butterflies, bees, and other bugs.

Have your children in Grades 3-5 explore arts and creativity with these activities.

Welcome to Incredible Insects! We’ll provide five days of reading and learning activities designed to engage your child in an exploration of butterflies, bees, and other bugs.

Download math lessons for high school students focusing on probability, mutually exclusive and overlapping events, and recognizing independent and dependent events.

Have high schoolers continue learning from home by evaluating a news article for reliability, maintaining a dialectical journal, and responding to daily dinner prompts.