Amy Wu and the Patchwork Dragon Activities for PreK-3
Round up your students and inspire them to analyze characters, retell the story, and learn new vocabulary with no-prep Amy Wu and the Patchwork Dragon activities.
Round up your students and inspire them to analyze characters, retell the story, and learn new vocabulary with no-prep Amy Wu and the Patchwork Dragon activities.
Help your students make the leap withthe Jabari Jumps activities to get them thinking critically about how to set goals and overcome their fear.
Families and educators can help students explore community, inclusion, and individuality with Just Ask activities.
Through the Say Something activities students reflect on their words and actions and ways to use them to be an upstander.
Get students engaged with a bunch of no-prep book activities when you read The Sour Grape with Novel Effect.
Come and invent with Izzy Gizmo. Engage students with activities that develop vocabulary, story elements, and the engineering process.
I Promise Activities are a great way to keep LeBron James’ message alive. Students develop a growth mindset as they set goals for success.
Learn how you can spark creativity, curiosity, and connection through your read-alouds from best-selling authors Peter H. Reynolds and Paul Reynolds.
Use these printable activities after your read-aloud of “Yes Day!” to help K-3 students practice their ELA skills.
Use these printable activities after your read loud of “The Magical Yet” to help K-3 students practice their ELA skills and strengthen their growth mindset.
