Enriching elementary minds and bodies during an at-home summer
Join Christopher Robin has he sends Pooh and the gang off on a scavenger hunt. After listening to Winnie the Pooh’s Scavenger Hunt, go on a scavenger hunt of your own! Use this as inspiration to create your own Scavenger Hunt Bingo Card!
Have you ever wondered how to turn leftover food into nutrient-rich soil called compost? Help solve the mystery in this activity by making your own worm composting bin. Sara McArdle, fifth-grade teacher at Berne-Knox-Westerlo (BKW) and Michaela Keher, BKW High School agriculture teacher, explain how to make your own bin in this video. Find the …
Go on a photography adventure searching for hidden letters around your home! Can you find the letters for F-U-N?! There are shapes all around us—and, sometimes those shapes can look like letters of the alphabet! In this activity, you can look outside for letters on a beautiful day, or stay inside to search for letters …
Download or draw a map of the Little Free Libraries in your area and go on adventure to give (and receive!) a book. It’s time for a scavenger hunt! Look around to find a little library for you; it’s a place where you can pick up a book or two. Take a book… it’s not …
What’s special and mysterious about blackout poems? It’s up to YOU to reveal a secret poem! Did you know that on every page of a book, newspaper or magazine there’s a hidden story waiting to be told? See what you can discover by creating a blackout poem out of recycled pages! What You Need A …
In this activity, kids will use their sense of smell, touch and taste (but not sight) to solve the age-old riddle, What Am I Eating? What You Need A muffin tray with each compartment filled with a different snack An assortment of bite-sized snacks, suck as pretzels, grapes, small cookies, squares of cheese, chocolate chips, …
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