Celebrate Spring with Fun Spring Animal Activities!

Spring is a season of new beginnings, and one of the most exciting aspects of this time of year is the birth of baby animals! From hatching chicks to playful bunnies, spring offers plenty of opportunities to explore and learn about oviparous animals and their life cycles. Whether you’re a teacher looking for classroom activities or a parent wanting to engage your child in springtime fun, here are some fantastic resources, books, and activities to celebrate the season!

To help children understand and appreciate spring animals, these engaging fact booklets provide fun, educational content:

Oviparous Animals Fact Booklet – Learn all about animals that lay eggs, including birds, reptiles, and amphibians.

Duck Fact Booklet – Explore the life cycle and behaviors of ducks.

Rabbit Fact Booklet – Discover fascinating facts about rabbits and their springtime habits.

Chicken Fact Booklet – Learn about chickens, from eggs to adulthood!

Each booklet includes fun facts, comprehension questions, and a related craft activity to reinforce learning through hands-on engagement.

For children who love to express themselves through art, these directed drawing activities are a great way to incorporate creativity into learning:

How to Draw Easter – Step-by-step drawing activities featuring rabbits, chicks, Easter eggs, and other festive symbols.

How to Draw Spring – A guided drawing activity with adorable spring animals like ducks, butterflies, and birds.

These resources make it easy for young learners to build confidence in their artistic skills while celebrating the season!

Reading also is a fantastic way to introduce children to the wonders of spring and its baby animals. Here are five engaging books to add to your spring reading list:

"The Golden Egg Book" by Margaret Wise Brown – A timeless classic about a little bunny who discovers a mysterious egg.

"Little Blue Truck’s Springtime" by Alice Schertle – A delightful rhyming book about baby animals in the spring.

"Chicken's Aren't the Only Ones" by Ruth Heller – A beautifully illustrated book that explores oviparous animals.

"Ducklings Love" by Lisa McCue – A sweet and simple book about ducklings learning and growing.

"The Easter Egg" by Jan Brett – A gorgeously illustrated story about a rabbit’s quest to decorate the perfect Easter egg.

Spring-Themed Activities for Kids can make spring learning enjoyable.  To make spring even more fun, try these engaging activities:

 -Egg Hunt Science Experiment – Hide plastic eggs with different materials inside and let kids predict what’s inside based on sound and weight.

-Paper Plate Bunny Craft – Use paper plates, cotton balls, and construction paper to create adorable bunny faces.

-Duck Pond Sensory Bin – Fill a small tub with water, rubber duckies, and natural elements like rocks and grass to create a hands-on sensory experience.

-Oviparous Animal Sorting – Have children sort pictures of animals into two groups: those that lay eggs and those that give live birth.

Spring is a wonderful time to explore nature and celebrate the birth of new life. Whether through reading, crafts, or hands-on activities, there are so many ways to make learning about spring animals engaging and exciting for kids. Be sure to check out the Spring Animal Fact Booklets and How to Draw Resources for a fun and educational way to welcome the season!

What’s your favorite way to celebrate spring with young learners?

 

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March 2025 Product Highlights: Engaging Learning Activities for the Classroom

As we step into March, it's time to celebrate history, culture, and the changing seasons with engaging, educational resources for young learners. This month's featured products include fact booklets on inspiring women, festive celebrations, and even an exciting look at pigs! Each resource is designed to make learning interactive and fun with fact booklets, comprehension questions, and creative crafts.

March is Women’s History Month, making it the perfect time to introduce students to some of the most influential women in history. These fact booklets provide an accessible way for young learners to explore the lives and achievements of these remarkable women:

Ruth Bader Ginsburg – Learn about the life and legacy of the Supreme Court Justice who championed gender equality.

Amelia Earhart – Discover the daring adventures of the pioneering aviator.

Helen Keller – Explore the inspiring story of overcoming obstacles and advocating for people with disabilities.

Marie Curie – Dive into the scientific achievements of the first woman to win a Nobel Prize.

Greta Thunberg – Teach students about climate activism and the impact of young voices.

Malala Yousafzai – Learn about the fight for education rights around the world. Each booklet includes a fact-based story, comprehension questions, and a related craft activity to reinforce learning and spark creativity.

Pigs are fascinating animals, and this fact booklet provides a fun way for kids to learn about them! This booklet includes: engaging facts about pigs and their habitats, thought-provoking questions to test comprehension and a fun pig-themed craft activity to enhance learning.

Mardi Gras Activities bring the excitement of Mardi Gras into the classroom with two themed resources:

Mardi Gras Fact Booklet – A fun, informative guide to the history and traditions of Mardi Gras, complete with activities such as designing a mask, creating a parade float, and a jester craft.

How to Draw Mardi Gras – A directed drawing activity featuring festive symbols like a crown, doubloon, fleur-de-lis, French bread, gator, masks, saxophone, jester hat, and king’s cake. It’s a great way to combine art and history in a fun, hands-on way!

With Ramadan approaching, this fact booklet helps students understand this important cultural and religious observance. It covers the significance of Ramadan in Islam, key traditions and customs, interactive questions and a craft to engage young learners.

Welcome the new season with the Spring Fact Booklet, which explores: signs of spring and seasonal changes, 

fun facts about plants, animals, and weather during springtime, and creative activities to celebrate the season!

These resources provide a fantastic way to celebrate March's themes while keeping students engaged in meaningful learning activities. Be sure to check them out and bring history, culture, and seasonal fun into your classroom this month! Which resource are you most excited to use? 

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Celebrating Science and Scientists: Honoring Women, Girls, and the Wonders of Discovery

February is a month to celebrate the incredible contributions of scientists and inspire young minds to explore the wonders of science. Two significant days this month shine a spotlight on science and those who devote their lives to discovery:

February 11: International Day of Women and Girls in Science - A day to honor the achievements of women and girls in science and encourage gender equality in STEM fields.

February 28: National Science Day - A celebration of science, its impact on our world, and the brilliant minds behind groundbreaking discoveries.

Let’s take this opportunity to learn more about scientists, explore inspiring stories, and spark curiosity in children about the endless possibilities of science.

Scientists are explorers of knowledge, using experiments, observations, and research to help us understand the world and improve our lives. From studying the stars to uncovering the secrets of the human body, scientists work in many fields, such as:

Astronomy: Exploring planets, stars, and galaxies.

Biology: Studying living things like plants, animals, and humans.

Chemistry: Investigating substances, reactions, and the building blocks of matter.

Earth Science: Learning about our planet, weather, and ecosystems.

Engineering: Creating solutions to everyday problems using science and technology.

Introduce kids to the world of science with these inspiring books:

"Ada Twist, Scientist" by Andrea Beaty - Follow Ada, a curious young scientist, as she investigates questions about the world around her.

"Rosie Revere, Engineer" by Andrea Beaty - An inspiring story about a girl who uses engineering to solve problems, even when her inventions don’t go as planned.

"Hidden Figures: The True Story of Four Black Women and the Space Race" by Margot Lee Shetterly - Discover the incredible true story of the women mathematicians who helped NASA launch astronauts into space.

"Marie Curie (Little People, Big Dreams)" by Maria Isabel Sánchez Vegara - A beautifully illustrated biography of the famous scientist and her groundbreaking work with radioactivity.

"What is Science?" by Rebecca Kai Dotlich - A simple introduction to the wonders of science, perfect for sparking curiosity in young readers.

To bring the world of science to life for young learners, I’ve created a Scientist Fact Booklet that’s packed with engaging activities and information. This resource includes: An Informational Booklet: A kid-friendly, black-and-white nonfiction booklet about different types of scientists, the tools they use, and the places they work.

It includes a worksheet for note-taking and two choices of research forms to help kids explore what scientists do.

There are two fun crafts to encourage kids to think like scientists!

This resource is ideal for celebrating these special science days and encouraging students to see themselves as future scientists.

Science isn’t just about facts and experiments—it’s about curiosity, creativity, and the courage to ask big questions. Celebrating the International Day of Women and Girls in Science reminds us of the importance of diversity in STEM fields, while National Science Day highlights the transformative power of scientific discoveries.

With these celebrations, books, and engaging activities, we can inspire the next generation of thinkers, innovators, and problem-solvers.

Looking for a fun way to celebrate these science days with your kids or students? Again don't forget to check out my Scientist Fact Booklet for young children, and let’s spark a love of learning and discovery together!

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Rosa Parks: A Legacy of Courage and Change

February is a time to celebrate heroes, and one of the most inspiring figures in history is Rosa Parks. Known as the "Mother of the Civil Rights Movement," Rosa Parks' bravery and quiet strength changed the course of history and taught us the importance of standing up for equality and justice.

Rosa Louise McCauley Parks was born on February 4, 1913, in Tuskegee, Alabama. Growing up in the segregated South, Rosa experienced the injustice of racial inequality firsthand. Despite these challenges, she was deeply committed to fighting for fairness and equality.

Her most famous act of courage happened on December 1, 1955, in Montgomery, Alabama. Rosa refused to give up her seat on a bus to a white passenger, as was required by law at the time. Her quiet defiance led to her arrest but also ignited the Montgomery Bus Boycott, a pivotal event in the Civil Rights Movement. Rosa Parks continued to advocate for civil rights throughout her life, reminding us that ordinary people can achieve extraordinary things.

Rosa Parks had many accomplishments to celebrate.

The Montgomery Bus Boycott: Her brave stand inspired a year-long bus boycott, which eventually led to the Supreme Court ruling that segregation on public buses was unconstitutional.

In her Civil Rights Legacy, Rosa Parks worked alongside civil rights leaders, including Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., and became a symbol of the fight for justice.

Honors and Awards included Rosa receiving numerous awards, including the Presidential Medal of Freedom and the Congressional Gold Medal.

Teaching young children about Rosa Parks is a wonderful way to inspire them to think about fairness, bravery, and making a difference. Here are some excellent books to share:

"I Am Rosa Parks" by Brad Meltzer. 

This engaging picture book introduces Rosa Parks’ story in a way that’s relatable and inspiring for young readers.

"Rosa" by Nikki Giovanni

A beautifully illustrated book that captures the essence of Rosa’s bravery and the events surrounding the Montgomery Bus Boycott.

"Who Was Rosa Parks?" by Yona Zeldis McDonough

Part of the popular "Who Was?" series, this book provides a more detailed look at Rosa Parks' life and legacy.

"The Story of Rosa Parks" by Patricia A. Pingry

Perfect for younger children, this book simplifies Rosa’s story into an easy-to-understand narrative.

Rosa Parks matters today! Rosa Parks’ story is more than just history—it’s a lesson in courage, determination, and the power of standing up for what’s right. By sharing her story with children, we not only honor her legacy but also inspire the next generation to build a more just and equitable world.

To help young learners dive deeper into Rosa Parks' incredible story, I’ve created a Rosa Parks Fact Booklet designed especially for children. This resource includes: Check out my Rosa Parks Fact Booklet to bring her story to life for your young learners this February!

 What’s your favorite way to teach kids about Rosa Parks?