Why so serious? These hilarious printables make the perfect addition to a silly classroom read aloud! K-2nd students will practice illustrating, joke-telling, and more when you pair these book activities with Jimmy Kimmel’s The Serious Goose.

No pictures? No problem! The Book With No Pictures will have everyone laughing out loud during your classroom’s read aloud. Keep the fun going by using these free printable book activities and learning engagements designed for students in grades K-5.

It’s time to rhyme! Use our Fox in Socks book activities to keep the tongue twisters going long after your Dr. Seuss read aloud. Perfect for PreK-3rd grade classrooms, use these Fox in Socks activities to practice tracing, rhyming, fine motor skills, and more!

Rawr! Would YOU eat your classmates? Explore storytelling, sequencing, descriptions, and more with these dino-mite activities designed to support English Language Arts and Social-Emotional Learning objectives for grades PreK-2.

We partnered with our friend Shannon Olsen to release the soundscape for her new book on the very same day it’s released. She’s excited to join us in announcing that Premium subscribers can read the ebook with its soundscape before anyone else! Enjoy these differentiated activities to complement the book, and celebrate your little learners, when you read it in your classroom!

What type of activity do you have the appetite for? Take a bite out of the English Language Arts with rhyming pairs, synonyms, and similes, or nibble your way through the science of sequencing and compare and contrast.

Gather your pencil, coloring materials, scissors, glue! Then try this English Language Arts, Digital Citizenship, and Science activity for students in grade K-5.

With our free printable learning activities for K-2 and 3-5 classrooms or age groups, students will illustrate story elements then illustrate and define vocabulary words found in Pete The Cat: The Great Leprechaun Chase by James Dean.

Create a timeline, to show how Eugenie became known as the Shark Lady. Have little learners record what Eugenie learns and write their own shark facts, or research a shark. Includes discussion questions, writing prompts, and low-prep no print activities for students in grades K-5.