The FREE K-6th Grade Resource That Lets Creativity, Independence, and Child-Led Learning
Take Center Stage
What You Get
​​Help your elementary-aged children stave off boredom and tap into their creativity with 100 engaging and easy-to-do activities, projects, and games for home-based learning or classroom enrichment! Perfect for classroom teachers, homeschooling families or families with children who are home from school and want to continue learning while still having fun!
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What's Included In Your FREE Resource:
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44-Page Annotated List of 100 engaging activities, projects, and games for children in PreK-6th Grade
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1 Color and 1 Black & White background file available for easy screen viewing or printing
Inexpensive & Accessible
Easy To Differentiate
High Interest For All Settings
These ideas require minimal preparation, supplies, and financial resources to implement, making them accessible to all teachers and families.
Activities, projects, and game ideas are all easily differentiated to accommodate learners of all abilities, interests, and ages.
Many projects will last for days or weeks, with high-interest and high-engagement on the part of the children, leading to hours of independent and group fun, whether during homeschool sessions, classroom enrichment, or during school vacations!
Tina C.
"Having these resources makes teaching so much easier. My grandkids love all the different calendars."
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(PreK, K)
Jennifer Holliday
"Loved this resource and will continue using it in my classroom!"
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(1st, 2nd grades
Primarily students with learning difficulties, and on the autism spectrum)
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Kt J.
"Great activities to send home!"
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(4th grade)
Foster A Love of Learning
For K-6th Graders
When learning is student-led, we know our kids learn more. Save yourself the time it takes to think up and plan for project-based learning, and ensure that boredom stays far away while your kids are in your care! Help unlock your children's passion, curiosity, and imagination. It's free... and it's only a click away.
Ready To Unlock
Your K-6 Learner's Imagination
and Growth?