Even if you have allergies like me, there is an irresistible beauty in flowers. They dot our yards and brighten up boring sidewalks. They add a splash of life and color wherever they are found, and they grow even in extreme environments around the world. This FREE Flowers Around the World Guided Read More
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FREE Birds Around the World Guided Drawing
Do your kids love to draw? Here's a fun way you can combine art and nature study (with a little science mixed in!). Check out this FREE Birds Around the World Guided Drawing unit and explore the world while developing artistic skills. This new guided drawing unit introduces kids to Read More
FREE Weather Forecasting Tools Guided Drawing
Do you have a child who would rather draw than do anything else? Here is a fun way to combine science with your child's passion for drawing. He or she can learn about ten different instruments with this FREE Weather Forecasting Tools Guided Drawing unit! This latest resource in a Read More
FREE Electricity Guided Drawing
I think almost every kid is fascinated at some point by electricity. How something like a tiny battery can accomplish such amazing tasks is a marvel, and the ability to use and store electricity has changed the world. If your kids are fascinated by electricity, they'll love this FREE Electricity Read More
FREE Breeds of Horses Guided Drawing
I have loved horses for as long as I can remember. There is something so majestic and inspiring in how they move and how they run. They look like pure beauty to me. I've only had a chance to ride one a handful of times (and that's if you count the pony rides at the county fair!), but I thought Read More
FREE Ways Plants Move Guided Drawing
When you think of plants, you might not immediately think of all the ways they move. After all, most of them are rooted to the ground. But when you look closer, you'll find there is actually a lot of movement to discover! Help your kids learn about tropisms and methods of seed dispersal with Read More
