Middle school can learn philosophy! The Little Prince was written by Antoine de Saint-Exupéry and is a great introduction to philosophy and critical thinking for middle school kids.

La Rentrée: French Back-to-School Collaborative Posters are ready for August. These French posters are available in two sizes, and they all reflect on Le Petit Prince.

Collaborative Coloring Pages and Indigenous People of South America, many new coloring pages available.

I am remaking my schools file folders. Come and see the great work.

This is a great lesson plan for first graders! Zombies don’t eat veggies.

Women’s History month curriculum is all about women of the Manhattan project.

Washington State History, Puget Sound War, Leschi and Quiemuth.

Washington State History Perspectives and Legacy: Governor Isaac Stevens, Chief Leschi and Chief Joseph

Lesson plan for teaching about the Washington State Tsunami risk and Cascadia subduction zone.

One innovative solution involves the use of LED chopsticks, a seemingly unconventional tool, to aid in the reading process for these students.

The Killer Ape Hypothesis provides a potential explanation for the evolutionary roots of human violence and xenophobia.

There are ways we can study the Sentenel people including learning their language, living on North Sentinel Island without them knowing about it or being killed by them.

On World Eyesight Day we learn about the evolution of eyes.

Teach students about modern Native American artists and the beautiful products that they create.

Ten ways teachers can use Chat GPT in the classroom, or how to use it to level up your TPT business.

This is a list of my top ten favorite fidgets for the classroom. These are for kids with autism, adhd and developmental delays.

Tels are mounds, cities built on top of each other. This is how archeologists know where to dig.

Anthropology of footwear - women and their shoes

Strategies for teaching Indigenous People’s Day