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Letβs help bunny to find the correct plant parts to eat and help students with their sorting, matching, and problem-solving skills
Easter Egg Hunt activity requires children to identify different types of landforms.
You can play with your kids on Easter Sunday to help them learn addition and subtraction.
Move the hands of the clock to match the time shown on the video.
Sudoku is a great teaching tool for building students' critical thinking skills
Use the pie slices at the top to complete the circles below in three different ways.
The Towers of Hanoi is a classic mathematical game also frequently applied in the psychology of problem-solving and skill learning.
Introduce key facts about each of the US states in a dynamic, interactive video format maximizing retention and memory.
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This fun activity requires students to build a snowman using Four-Step Sequencing: First, Next, Then, Last.
A pattern sequence activity which requires children to identify repeating patterns. Can you tell which object comes next?
Get into the spirit of Thanksgiving with a fun word search game. Practice vocabulary and learn about Thanksgiving at the same time.
This content is a fun way to reinforce basic math during the Thanksgiving holidays.
The Moon doesnβt emit light itself, the 'moonlight' we see is actually the Sun's light reflected off the lunar surface.
Static electricity is an imbalance between negative and positive charges, and can build up on surfaces until they are discharged.
Activities and key concepts on magnetism. The teacher can also do these experiments with the students in the classroom.
The Lion, goat and cabbage problem is a river crossing puzzle.
Help the 3 bears and the 3 chicks cross the river.
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Learn to use greater than and less than signs by imagining them as an alligator mouth which open towards the bigger number.
This content is based on transporting patients to the hospital, giving students a challenge to solve a real-world problem.
Tangrams can teach students about spatial relationships, learn geometric terms, and develop stronger problem-solving abilities.
Do you use the right or left side of your brain? Take this simple color quiz and you might end up learning something new about yourself.
This content can help children learn that red, yellow, and blue are primary colors. Combining two primary colors make a secondary color.
The first player who completes a bingo pattern wins.
Spatial Intelligence is the ability to understand three-dimensional figures and images.
This activity demonstrates the use of video-assisted learning to share interesting facts about Valentineβs Day
This content uses Carroll and Venn diagrams to develop students' visual perception.
Students categorize various data sets using Carroll and Venn diagrams to sort, compare, and classify.