More Educational Resources

Parts of a flower worksheet to use with students to draw and identify the different parts of what makes up a flower.

Sequencing cards to teach the ability to break down activities or information into logical steps and put them in the correct order (e.g., first, next, last). It is a cognitive skill that helps kids understand patterns, follow routines, and make sense of the world.

Practice patterns by coloring in this beachball coloring sheet.

Use this simple machines reference sheet when working with students who are creating and designing inventions or working on maker projects.

Use this decision making worksheet with students to practice thinking through consequences and practicing making conscientious, intentional decisions.

Who’s ready for an adventure with Donkey Hodie? Can you find all of the things below as you watch an episode of Donkey Hodie?

Practice simple addition skills with this printable addition toss game. Play alone or with a friend!

Build a tower using index cards or playing cards. You can use various techniques like folding cards into “V” or “W” shapes for stability.

Create a family journal as a special way to record family trip memories.

Practice naming and demonstrating feelings with children as a way to build early social emotional earning skills. This activity helps introduce and reinforce emotion vocabulary while encouraging empathy.

math iQ is a program that uses innovative approaches to teach math to pre-K kids. Lessons include: 100 days, counting, addition, fair sharing, directional cues, patterns, measurement, and shapes.

Through this coloring book, we hope to cultivate an expansive vision of the diversity and vastness of Asian American and Pacific Islander communities by highlighting our rich history of contribution, solidarity, and resistance.