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Clifford’s BIG Ideas

Grades: PreK–K | 1–2

Early Learning | Social and Emotional Development

Clifford’s BIG Ideas support children's growing understanding that their actions affect others. What BIG Idea does your class have?

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You're Wearing Your Plants!

Grades: PreK–K | 1–2

Arts and Creativity | Early Science | Early Writing | Real-World Science | Science Experiments and Projects

Through this lesson plan, students learn that many of the everyday products we use come from trees and plants!

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Free for Summer

Grades: PreK–K | 1–2 | 3–5 | 6–8

Reading | Professional Development

Get a parent-teacher conference folder and daily planner with every My Books summer classroom set!

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Summer Reading Goals

Grades: 3–5

Reading

Digital reading applications, authors' websites, surveys, and other ideas to get students actively reading this summer

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Common Core: Victory is Yours

Grades: PreK–K | 1–2 | 3–5 | 6–8

Reading | Math | Professional Development

Stop worrying and love the Common Core with our tool kit of activities.

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Language:

Correct the sentences below.

1. Who is ur favrite author?
2. Authers writ books.
3. These storys explore the meening of frendship.

Math:

94 ÷ 7 = __r__
71 ÷ 5 = __r__
95 ÷ 6 = __r__

Teachable Moment:

Asian traditions are a part of American culture. Surfing, for example, comes from Hawaii and Polynesia. Chess comes from India. And the story of Cinderella originated in China in the 9th century.

Fun Fact:

The word breakfast comes from a 500-year-old Middle English word; it means "to break the fast". A fast is time when you don't eat. The first meal that we eat in the morning breaks the fast that happens while we sleep.

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Epic Exploration
Grades: 3–5 | 6–8
Science

Encourage your students to investigate the natural sciences. Begin the exploration with these classroom activities.

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Adventures in Math
Grades: 3–5
Math

Teach key math skills while reinforcing the importance of financial responsibility.

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Hands-On Lessons
Grades: PreK–K | 1–2 | 3–5 | 6–8
Math | Science

Reinforce the power of hands-on learning by exploring the subjects of science, technology, engineering, and math.

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