Students explore school traditions, transportation, lunches, games, and classrooms around the world and across time.

Students explore flags, learn about the US flag and Flag Day, and create projects to understand symbols and their meanings.

Students explore dinosaur traits, compare species, and learn how paleontologists use fossils to study the past.

Students explore natural resources, pollution, and recycling and learn ways to help protect Earth.

Students explore Valentine’s Day traditions, build vocabulary, and practice kindness through reading, writing, art, and shared communication.

Students create patterns, follow digital instructions, collect classroom data, build bar graphs, and interpret their data findings.

Students explore digital citizenship by identifying digital tools, practicing online safety and kindness, and using a digital tool to create a story to share with their peers.

Students explore and compare habitats while developing vocabulary and observational skills to understand how different environments support animal survival.

Students explore and compare habitats while developing vocabulary and observational skills to understand how different environments support animal survival.

Students explore and compare habitats while developing vocabulary and observational skills to understand how different environments support animal survival.

Students explore and compare habitats while developing vocabulary and observational skills to understand how different environments support animal survival.

Students explore and compare habitats while developing vocabulary and observational skills to understand how different environments support animal survival.

Students explore and compare habitats while developing vocabulary and observational skills to understand how different environments support animal survival.

Students read about Abraham Lincoln, learning key facts and practicing early literacy skills with informational text.

Students explore the life and message of Martin Luther King, Jr., while connecting his ideas about kindness and fairness to their classroom community.

Students explore how Earth changes through time, using models and experiments to discover how earthquakes happen quickly and glaciers shape land slowly.

Students read about Mae Jemison, the first Black woman in space, learning her story and practicing early literacy skills.

Students read about Jane Goodall, the renowned primatologist who revolutionized chimpanzee research, learning her story and practicing early literacy skills.

Students explore George Washington’s life and presidency through an informational text, building early literacy skills.

Students explore seasons, observing weather patterns and daylight changes throughout the year to understand their impact on daily life.

Students explore weather patterns, forecasting, and the effects of sunlight.

Students learn about the concept of communities, their types, and their importance in helping people.

Students explore the functions of libraries, fire stations, and hospitals as essential places in the community.

Students explore community helpers’ roles, their impact on neighborhoods, and how they can contribute to their own community.

Students build vocabulary and observational skills by identifying and describing animal traits of furry and feathered animal friends.

Students build vocabulary and observational skills by identifying and describing traits of amphibian friends.

Students build vocabulary and observational skills by identifying and describing traits of fascinating insects.

Students build vocabulary and observational skills by identifying and describing traits of reptilian friends.

Students explore the life cycle of frogs by building relevant vocabulary and participating in creative, hands-on activities.

Students explore the life cycle of butterflies by building relevant vocabulary and participating in creative, hands-on activities.

Students explore the life cycle of bees by building relevant vocabulary and participating in creative, hands-on activities.