Arts & Creative Expression · 3
3D Art Form Studio
Create a balanced composition using three-dimensional forms and space.
Activity detailsLearning library
Discover playful practice for elementary skills from kindergarten through fifth grade. Each activity includes a clear learning purpose and an interactive lesson.
Arts & Creative Expression · 3
Create a balanced composition using three-dimensional forms and space.
Activity detailsArts & Creative Expression · 5
Plan, construct, critique, and revise a three-dimensional artwork.
Activity detailsMathematics · 3
Multiply a one-digit number by a multiple of 10 by sliding equal groups of tens on an abacus and trading ten tens for a hundred.
Activity detailsSocial Studies · 3
Explain how community features and routes meet the needs of different residents.
Activity detailsLanguage Arts · 4
Compare firsthand and secondhand accounts of the same event.
Activity detailsMathematics · K-1
Add two groups of objects with sums up to 5 using pictures, fingers, and manipulatives
Activity detailsMathematics · 3
Fluently add within 1,000 using place-value strategies.
Activity detailsMathematics · 4
Add multi-digit whole numbers accurately using the standard algorithm and estimation.
Activity detailsMathematics · K-1
Represent addition stories with number sentences using + and = symbols
Activity detailsMathematics · K-1
Add two groups of objects with sums up to 5 using pictures, fingers, and manipulatives
Activity detailsMathematics · K-2
Find pairs of numbers that add up to 10 using number bonds and ten-frames
Activity detailsMathematics · K-1
Add two numbers with sums up to 10 using number bonds, ten-frames, and story problems
Activity detailsMathematics · K-1
Represent addition stories with number sentences using + and = symbols
Activity detailsMathematics · K-1
Add two numbers with sums up to 10 using number bonds, ten-frames, and story problems
Activity detailsMathematics · K-1
Solve simple put-together, take-apart, and compare story problems within 10
Activity detailsLanguage Arts · 3
Break words into a root and an affix and use the affix meaning to determine the word’s meaning.
Activity detailsLanguage Arts · 3
Ensure subject-verb and pronoun-antecedent agreement across a short paragraph and use it to fix an agreement error.
Activity detailsSocial Studies · 5
Analyze causes, perspectives, geography, and turning points of the Revolution.
Activity detailsLanguage Arts · 5
Use word relationships, including analogies, synonyms, and antonyms, to understand each word better.
Activity detailsMathematics · 4
Solve addition and subtraction problems to find unknown angles when an angle is split into non-overlapping parts.
Activity detailsMathematics · 4
Identify, draw, and classify geometric features.
Activity detailsScience · 4
Model how animals receive, process, and respond to information.
Activity detailsScience · 3
Explain how working in a group helps ants gather food that is too big for one and defend their nest.
Activity detailsScience · 4
Detect the forms of energy that electrical appliances give off.
Activity detailsMathematics · 4
Solve “times as many” comparisons for an unknown smaller quantity or an unknown factor.
Activity detailsArts & Creative Expression · 5
Compare how architectural forms carry loads and shape the look of a building.
Activity detailsMathematics · 3
Measure area in square units and perimeter in linear units.
Activity detailsMathematics · 4
Multiply using place-value decomposition and area models.
Activity detailsLanguage Arts · 5
Develop a claim with credible evidence, reasoning, and source attribution.
Activity detailsLanguage Arts · 5
Link an opinion’s reasons and evidence with transition words and close with a fitting conclusion.
Activity detailsSocial Studies · 3
Recognize how an artifact expresses a culture, using its own evidence instead of stereotypes.
Activity detailsExecutive Function Skills · K-2
Switch attention smoothly between two tasks or rules (e.g., sort by color then sort by shape on signal)
Activity detailsExecutive Function Skills · K-1
Practice pausing before acting or responding; use 'stop-think-act' strategy during games and transitions
Activity detailsExecutive Function Skills · K-1
Maintain listening focus during a 10–15 minute read-aloud; answer comprehension questions without re-reading
Activity detailsExecutive Function Skills · K-1
Focus on a specific target (color, shape, sound) within a busy visual or auditory scene and ignore distractors
Activity detailsExecutive Function Skills · K-1
Remain engaged on a single activity for a gradually increasing period (5 → 10 → 15 minutes); recognize when mind wanders and redirect
Activity detailsLanguage Arts · 4
Match writing to its task, purpose, and audience, and choose language that fits the reader.
Activity detailsOral Language Development · 4
Deliver a clear presentation with a relevant visual by fitting volume, pace, and visual to the room and the audience.
Activity detailsLanguage Arts · 5
Analyze how an author’s viewpoint influences presentation.
Activity detailsLanguage Arts · 4
Write prepositional phrases that tell exactly where things are, and use them to expand a sentence.
Activity detailsSocial Studies · 3
Model how scarcity forces producers to choose and give something up.
Activity detailsMathematics · 3
Measure mass in grams on a dial scale and solve a one-step problem about the grams still needed.
Activity detailsScience · 3
Predict how balanced and unbalanced pulls change whether an object starts, stops, or keeps still.
Activity detailsArts & Creative Expression · 3
Create a balanced composition using three-dimensional forms and space.
Activity detailsScience · 5
Separate a mixture by particle size with a stack of sieves.
Activity detailsScience · 3
Predict and test how organisms respond when their valley changes: some thrive, some survive, some move, and some die.
Activity detailsMathematics · 5
Compare two fractions of whole-number sets by partitioning each set into equal groups.
Activity detailsMathematics · 5
Make a line plot of measurements in eighths and use it to add or compare the plotted lengths.
Activity detailsMathematics · 4
Compare two fractions by reasoning about their positions relative to the benchmarks 1/2 and 1.
Activity detailsMathematics · 5
Estimate sums of fractions with benchmark fractions and judge whether an answer is reasonable.
Activity detailsSocial Studies · 5
Show how a bill becomes law and how vetoes, overrides, and court review check each branch.
Activity detailsSocial Studies · 5
Explain how the first ten amendments protect individual rights in everyday situations.
Activity detailsTechnology & Computer Basics · 5
Represent numbers and images with bits and pixels.
Activity detailsScience · 3
Show that in a particular habitat some organisms survive well, some survive less well, and some cannot survive.
Activity detailsHealth & Physical Education · 4
Explain how the circulatory, respiratory, and muscular systems work together and change during exercise.
Activity detailsMathematics · 3
Read a scaled picture graph by recovering its key from a known row and using it to answer how-many and how-many-more questions.
Activity detailsScience · 3
Find the pattern in a bouncing ball’s motion and use it to predict how high future bounces will reach.
Activity detailsScience · 4
Decode and repair braille dot patterns that carry information to people who read by touch.
Activity detailsSocial Studies · 4
Compare how communication and transportation technology changed how fast news and people reached faraway places.
Activity detailsMathematics · 5
Find an unknown base edge of a rectangular prism from its volume, height, and other base edge.
Activity detailsScience · 3
Apply a fair-test process to design a structure that solves a problem.
Activity detailsArts & Creative Expression · 4
Compose and perform a rhythmic ostinato and a one-element variation by building a second measure from rhythm cards.
Activity detailsMathematics · 4
Subtract multi-digit whole numbers by counting up from the smaller number in place-value hops.
Activity detailsArts & Creative Expression · 5
Compose a melodic response that answers a call through repetition, contrast, contour, and dynamics.
Activity detailsSocial Studies · 3
Use a compass rose, legend symbols, and a map scale to describe where places are.
Activity detailsMathematics · 5
Read the ordered pair of a located point by tracing it back to both axes.
Activity detailsLanguage Arts · 3
Make an inference about what happened from text and scene clues, citing two supporting details.
Activity detailsMathematics · 4
Recognize and generate equivalent fractions as the same point on two differently partitioned number lines.
Activity detailsLanguage Arts · 5
Explain how events, people, and ideas in a history or science text are connected, using specific information.
Activity detailsLanguage Arts · 5
Match each effect in a history or science text to the cause that produced it, and explain how the events connect.
Activity detailsLanguage Arts · 3
Describe how events in an informational text are connected by cause and effect.
Activity detailsLanguage Arts · 3
Connect each cause in an informational text to its effect and predict what would change if a cause had not happened.
Activity detailsMathematics · 4
Write multi-digit numbers through 1,000,000 in standard form from their number names, holding empty places with zeros.
Activity detailsMathematics · 4
Solve money word problems with decimal notation by counting up from a price to the amount paid.
Activity detailsScience · 3
Predict what happens to organisms when their environment changes: some survive, some move, some die.
Activity detailsLanguage Arts · 5
Compare and contrast two characters by sorting what each does alone and what both do when they face the same challenge.
Activity detailsLanguage Arts · 5
Compare and contrast how two characters respond to the same challenge, using specific story details.
Activity detailsLanguage Arts · 3
Describe characters using actions, dialogue, and motivations.
Activity detailsLanguage Arts · 4
Interpret information shown in charts and graphs and explain how it adds to a text.
Activity detailsExecutive Function Skills · 5
Monitor a long project at a checkpoint and revise effort where work is behind the plan.
Activity detailsScience · 5
Use evidence to identify changes that form new substances.
Activity detailsHealth & Physical Education · 5
Evaluate choices by comparing their effects on yourself now, on other people, and on yourself later.
Activity detailsSocial Studies · 4
Explain how citizens and institutions address public needs.
Activity detailsScience · 4
Relate an object’s speed and mass to the energy it transfers in a collision.
Activity detailsScience · 3
Compare weather patterns and climates across regions.
Activity detailsMathematics · 4
Explain which of two fractions is greater by comparing each to one half.
Activity detailsMathematics · 3
Tell and write time to the nearest minute using an analog clock and a minute number line.
Activity detailsLanguage Arts · 3
Use a sentence clue and a substitution test to determine the meaning of an unknown word.
Activity detailsScience · 4
Use patterns of short and long pulses to send information over a distance.
Activity detailsTechnology & Computer Basics · 4
Use loops and events to create efficient programs.
Activity detailsTechnology & Computer Basics · 3
Create and debug ordered algorithms with events and conditionals.
Activity detailsExecutive Function Skills · 4
Use roles, shared plans, communication, and conflict repair in group work.
Activity detailsScience · 4
Investigate how speed and mass affect changes during collisions.
Activity detailsSocial Studies · 5
Compare government, religion, work, and town life across the New England, Middle, and Southern colonies.
Activity detailsSocial Studies · 5
Compare geography, economies, societies, and governance across colonial regions.
Activity detailsArts & Creative Expression · 4
Use primary, secondary, warm, cool, and complementary colors to create a chosen mood.
Activity detailsLanguage Arts · 5
Use commas to set off introductory elements, names in direct address, tag questions, and items in a series.
Activity detailsMathematics · 5
Add and subtract fractions with unlike denominators.
Activity detailsSocial Studies · K-2
Define citizenship and identify traits: fairness, responsibility, honesty, caring, and respect
Activity detailsSocial Studies · K-2
Define citizenship and identify traits: fairness, responsibility, honesty, caring, and respect
Activity detailsSocial Studies · K-1
Identify community helpers (firefighter, teacher, doctor, police officer) and explain how they help
Activity detailsSocial Studies · K-1
Identify community helpers (firefighter, teacher, doctor, police officer) and explain how they help
Activity detailsSocial Studies · K-2
Explain why rules and laws exist; distinguish between school rules, home rules, and community laws
Activity detailsSocial Studies · 3
Explain how community features meet people’s needs.
Activity detailsScience · 5
Evaluate ways communities use science ideas to protect Earth’s land, water, and air from human impacts.
Activity detailsSocial Studies · K-2
Explain why rules and laws exist; distinguish between school rules, home rules, and community laws
Activity detailsSocial Studies · K
Identify people and places in school; describe school rules and routines
Activity detailsSocial Studies · K
Identify people and places in school; describe school rules and routines
Activity detailsLanguage Arts · 3
Compare two texts, characters, settings, or events using evidence.
Activity detailsMathematics · 5
Find the volume of a solid made of two non-overlapping rectangular prisms by adding their volumes.
Activity detailsScience · 5
Model how decomposers recycle matter from dead organisms back to the soil and air.
Activity detailsTechnology & Computer Basics · K-2
Use a mouse to click and drag; find and press keys on a keyboard including letters and space bar
Activity detailsTechnology & Computer Basics · 3
Create strong passwords, protect personal information, and know whom to share login details with.
Activity detailsTechnology & Computer Basics · K-2
Use a mouse to click and drag; find and press keys on a keyboard including letters and space bar
Activity detailsSocial Studies · 5
Explain major constitutional debates, compromises, and unresolved inequities.
Activity detailsLanguage Arts · 3
Determine word meaning from sentence and paragraph context.
Activity detailsOral Language Development · K-1
Use sentence starters like 'I agree because…', 'I want to add…', or 'That reminds me of…' to extend a peer's comment
Activity detailsOral Language Development · K-1
Recognize when something is unclear; ask 'What do you mean?' or 'Can you say more?' to get more information
Activity detailsOral Language Development · K-1
Use think-pair-share and partner talk routines to discuss a prompt; listen actively and summarize partner's response
Activity detailsOral Language Development · K-1
Contribute comments that are relevant to the current topic; redirect when conversation drifts
Activity detailsOral Language Development · K-1
Take turns in a back-and-forth conversation; wait for a partner to finish before speaking; use eye contact
Activity detailsMathematics · 4
Express larger measurement units in smaller units and record equivalent measures in a two-column table.
Activity detailsTechnology & Computer Basics · 3
Use repeat loops and debug a program whose loop count or steps are wrong.
Activity detailsHealth & Physical Education · 3
Practice recognizing emotions and resolving peer conflicts.
Activity detailsScience · 5
Plan fair tests and compare design solutions against criteria and constraints.
Activity detailsTechnology & Computer Basics · 5
Program movement with coordinates, loops, variables, and conditions.
Activity detailsMathematics · 5
Graph and interpret points in the first quadrant.
Activity detailsLanguage Arts · 5
Use correlative conjunctions such as either/or, neither/nor, and not only/but also to join ideas.
Activity detailsSocial Studies · 5
Corroborate two historical sources by finding the details they agree on and judging which source was first-hand.
Activity detailsSocial Studies · 4
Explain how citizens and institutions address public needs by testing which citizen actions persuade a town council.
Activity detailsMathematics · 3
Subtract within 1,000 by counting up from the smaller number in jumps of ones, tens, and hundreds.
Activity detailsMathematics · 3
Make change by counting up from a price to the amount paid with coins and bills.
Activity detailsMathematics · K-1
Count a group of objects up to 10 by touching each one and saying the number aloud
Activity detailsMathematics · K-2
Count forward by fives to 50 using fingers, tally marks, and number charts
Activity detailsMathematics · K-1
Count flowers in the garden by selecting the correct number.
Activity detailsMathematics · K-2
Count forward by tens to 100 using a hundreds chart
Activity detailsMathematics · K-2
Count forward by tens to 100 using a hundreds chart
Activity detailsMathematics · K-2
Count forward by twos to 20 using visual aids and patterns
Activity detailsMathematics · K-2
Count forward by fives to 50 using fingers, tally marks, and number charts
Activity detailsMathematics · K-1
Count a group of objects up to 10 by touching each one and saying the number aloud
Activity detailsMathematics · K-1
Count a group of objects from 11 to 20 with one-to-one correspondence
Activity detailsMathematics · K-2
Record and read counts up to 20 using tally marks
Activity detailsLanguage Arts · 4
Turn a prose paragraph into a poem of two rhyming couplets and explain what each stanza does.
Activity detailsMathematics · 5
Find the volume of two stacked rectangular prisms by measuring each one and adding their volumes.
Activity detailsMathematics · 3
Measure lengths to the nearest quarter inch and correct a line plot so it shows the measurement data.
Activity detailsTechnology & Computer Basics · K-2
Use simple drawing tools on a device to create pictures and express ideas
Activity detailsTechnology & Computer Basics · K-2
Use simple drawing tools on a device to create pictures and express ideas
Activity detailsScience · 4
Argue from tests which external structures help an animal survive predators, cold, water, and heat.
Activity detailsSocial Studies · 3
Recognize how traditions, artifacts, and stories express culture.
Activity detailsSocial Studies · K-2
Describe the significance of major national and cultural holidays
Activity detailsSocial Studies · K-2
Describe the significance of major national and cultural holidays
Activity detailsSocial Studies · K-2
Recognize that families differ in size, structure, traditions, and culture; celebrate diversity
Activity detailsArts & Creative Expression · 3
Choose levels and pathways in a movement sequence to express an idea.
Activity detailsMathematics · 3
Create and interpret scaled picture graphs and bar graphs.
Activity detailsMathematics · K-2
Create and read simple picture graphs and bar graphs with up to 3 categories
Activity detailsMathematics · K-1
Sort objects by color, shape, size, or other attributes and explain the rule used
Activity detailsTechnology & Computer Basics · 4
Explain how a network splits a message into numbered packets that travel by different routes and are rebuilt in order.
Activity detailsMathematics · K-2
Create and read simple picture graphs and bar graphs with up to 3 categories
Activity detailsMathematics · K-1
Sort objects by color, shape, size, or other attributes and explain the rule used
Activity detailsMathematics · K-2
Record and read counts up to 20 using tally marks
Activity detailsScience · 5
Graph daylight hours across the year to reveal seasonal patterns for places at different latitudes.
Activity detailsSocial Studies · 3
Sequence events and distinguish past, present, change, and continuity.
Activity detailsMathematics · 5
Divide decimals by whole numbers and powers of ten in context.
Activity detailsMathematics · 4
Compare two decimals to hundredths by reasoning about their size on the same whole.
Activity detailsMathematics · 4
Relate fractions with denominators 10 and 100 to decimal notation.
Activity detailsMathematics · 5
Add and subtract decimals in money and measurement contexts.
Activity detailsMathematics · 5
Multiply decimals using place-value and area reasoning.
Activity detailsMathematics · 5
Read, write, compare, and explain decimals through thousandths.
Activity detailsMathematics · 5
Use estimation and place value to place the decimal point in decimal products and quotients.
Activity detailsMathematics · 5
Round decimals to any specified place using benchmark reasoning.
Activity detailsSocial Studies · 5
Explain why delegates compromised on the Constitution and whose voices were left out.
Activity detailsOral Language Development · K-1
Describe how two objects or animals are alike and different using 'both', 'but', and comparison sentence frames
Activity detailsOral Language Development · K-1
Describe a person's appearance and personality using at least three adjectives; organize description from head to toe
Activity detailsOral Language Development · K-1
Use position words and sensory adjectives to describe a familiar place (bedroom, playground, classroom)
Activity detailsOral Language Development · K-2
Transform a bare sentence into an expanded sentence by adding who, what kind, where, and when (e.g., 'A dog ran' → 'A big brown dog ran fast in the park')
Activity detailsOral Language Development · K-1
Use all five senses to describe an object or scene; add at least two sensory details (e.g., 'The lemon is bumpy, bright yellow, and smells sharp')
Activity detailsLanguage Arts · 3
Use commas and quotation marks to punctuate dialogue in narrative writing.
Activity detailsTechnology & Computer Basics · 3
Identify useful, safe, and relevant digital information.
Activity detailsExecutive Function Skills · K-1
Play structured direction games that require listening, holding a rule in mind, and responding accurately
Activity detailsExecutive Function Skills · K-1
Execute three-step oral instructions in the correct sequence; self-check after each step
Activity detailsExecutive Function Skills · K-1
Listen to and carry out two-step oral directions without reminders (e.g., 'Put your pencil down and line up at the door')
Activity detailsExecutive Function Skills · K-1
Read or interpret picture-based step-by-step instructions to complete a simple craft or activity independently
Activity detailsMathematics · 4
Find whole-number quotients and remainders with place-value strategies.
Activity detailsMathematics · 3
Interpret quotients as fair shares and equal-size groups.
Activity detailsScience · 4
Troubleshoot an open circuit and repair it with a conducting material.
Activity detailsScience · 4
Investigate wind erosion and deposition and test barriers that reduce it.
Activity detailsScience · K-2
Identify air, water, soil, and sunlight as natural resources and explain why we conserve them
Activity detailsScience · K-2
Explain why we have day and night using a model of Earth rotating toward and away from the sun
Activity detailsScience · K-2
Name and describe basic landforms (mountains, hills, plains) and bodies of water (ocean, lake, river)
Activity detailsScience · K-2
Describe the sun as a star, the moon's changing shape, and observe star patterns
Activity detailsScience · K-2
Identify air, water, soil, and sunlight as natural resources and explain why we conserve them
Activity detailsScience · K-2
Explain why we have day and night using a model of Earth rotating toward and away from the sun
Activity detailsScience · K-2
Describe characteristics of spring, summer, fall, and winter; connect to weather and clothing
Activity detailsScience · K-2
Describe characteristics of spring, summer, fall, and winter; connect to weather and clothing
Activity detailsScience · K-2
Describe the sun as a star, the moon's changing shape, and observe star patterns
Activity detailsScience · 5
Describe how the geosphere, biosphere, hydrosphere, and atmosphere interact during real events.
Activity detailsScience · K-2
Name and describe basic landforms (mountains, hills, plains) and bodies of water (ocean, lake, river)
Activity detailsScience · 5
Model how water is distributed and cycles through Earth systems.
Activity detailsScience · K-2
Describe and record daily weather using terms sunny, cloudy, rainy, windy, snowy
Activity detailsScience · K-2
Describe and record daily weather using terms sunny, cloudy, rainy, windy, snowy
Activity detailsScience · 4
Analyze map patterns of earthquakes and volcanoes to describe Earth’s features.
Activity detailsSocial Studies · K-2
Identify coin values and apply them to simple spending and saving choices
Activity detailsSocial Studies · K-2
Distinguish between goods (things you can hold) and services (things people do for others)
Activity detailsSocial Studies · K-2
Distinguish between needs (food, shelter, clothing, water) and wants (toys, candy, games)
Activity detailsSocial Studies · K-2
Explain that people earn money by working and can choose to spend or save it
Activity detailsSocial Studies · K-2
Distinguish between goods (things you can hold) and services (things people do for others)
Activity detailsSocial Studies · K-2
Distinguish between needs (food, shelter, clothing, water) and wants (toys, candy, games)
Activity detailsScience · 5
Model movement of matter and energy among organisms and the environment.
Activity detailsLanguage Arts · 5
Edit for conventions and revise for clarity, precision, and style.
Activity detailsMathematics · 3
Find the unknown factor or quotient in a multiplication or division equation by fitting a known total into rows of equal size.
Activity detailsScience · 5
Run fair drop tests of two egg-protecting designs and judge them against a criterion and a cost constraint.
Activity detailsMathematics · 3
Determine elapsed time to the nearest minute in practical situations.
Activity detailsScience · 4
Build and troubleshoot simple circuits that transfer electrical energy.
Activity detailsSocial Studies · 5
Explain the push and pull factors and arrival process of immigrants who came through Ellis Island.
Activity detailsHealth & Physical Education · 3
Practice recognizing emotions and resolving peer conflicts.
Activity detailsScience · 4
Design and test a device that converts energy from one form to another to meet a need.
Activity detailsScience · 4
Trace energy as it moves and changes form in a system.
Activity detailsSocial Studies · 4
Explain how entrepreneurs use supply, demand, price, and cost to make business decisions.
Activity detailsMathematics · 3
Explain why two fractions are equivalent by showing they cover the same length of the same whole.
Activity detailsScience · 4
Investigate weathering, erosion, and deposition by water.
Activity detailsLanguage Arts · 4
Refer to details and examples when explaining explicit ideas and inferences.
Activity detailsSocial Studies · 5
Analyze motives, exchanges, consequences, and differing perspectives during contact.
Activity detailsMathematics · 5
Write numerical expressions from word descriptions and interpret them without evaluating.
Activity detailsLanguage Arts · 5
Analyze multiple accounts of one event and the point of view each account represents.
Activity detailsLanguage Arts · 3
Recount fables and determine the moral conveyed through key details.
Activity detailsMathematics · 5
Use benchmark fractions to judge whether a claimed sum or difference is reasonable.
Activity detailsLanguage Arts · 5
Check a classmate’s research notes against several print and digital sources, and correct the note that is wrong.
Activity detailsMathematics · 3
Relate multiplication and division facts within 100.
Activity detailsMathematics · 3
Relate multiplication and division by finding the missing member of a fact family.
Activity detailsMathematics · 4
Generate factor pairs and identify multiples.
Activity detailsSocial Studies · K-2
Recognize that families differ in size, structure, traditions, and culture; celebrate diversity
Activity detailsSocial Studies · K-1
Identify family members and describe their roles and how families care for each other
Activity detailsSocial Studies · K-1
Identify family members and describe their roles and how families care for each other
Activity detailsMathematics · 4
Multiply a four-digit number by a one-digit number as equal groups of place-value parts.
Activity detailsHealth & Physical Education · 4
Relate food and hydration choices to energy during activity by racing a runner with different snacks and water breaks.
Activity detailsLanguage Arts · 4
Choose the simile, metaphor, idiom, or personification whose meaning fits a sentence’s context.
Activity detailsLanguage Arts · 5
Interpret figurative language, word relationships, and shades of meaning.
Activity detailsLanguage Arts · 4
Interpret similes, metaphors, idioms, and personification in context.
Activity detailsFine & Gross Motor Skills · K-1
Color a picture staying mostly within the lines; vary pressure to fill areas evenly; choose appropriate colors
Activity detailsFine & Gross Motor Skills · K-1
Cut along curved lines and around simple shapes (circle, square, triangle) with scissors; rotate paper while cutting
Activity detailsFine & Gross Motor Skills · K-1
Hold scissors correctly with thumb and middle finger; cut along a thick straight line with control
Activity detailsFine & Gross Motor Skills · K-1
Fold a piece of paper in half (hot dog and hamburger style); match corners precisely; crease firmly with finger
Activity detailsFine & Gross Motor Skills · K-1
Build hand strength through playdough squeezing, tearing paper, threading beads, and using tongs or tweezers
Activity detailsFine & Gross Motor Skills · K-1
Practice lacing cards, buttoning large buttons, and opening/closing a zipper to build independence and hand coordination
Activity detailsFine & Gross Motor Skills · K-1
Hold a pencil using a functional tripod grip (thumb, index, and middle finger); use finger exercises to build grip strength
Activity detailsFine & Gross Motor Skills · K-1
Trace uppercase letters, lowercase letters, and numerals 0–9 following directional arrows with correct stroke order
Activity detailsFine & Gross Motor Skills · K-1
Trace straight lines, curved lines, zigzags, dotted paths, and basic shapes with a pencil or stylus while staying on the path
Activity detailsMathematics · 4
Classify numbers in a range as prime or composite by sieving out multiples of small primes.
Activity detailsHealth & Physical Education · K-2
Feel heart beating faster during exercise; understand rest is important for the body
Activity detailsHealth & Physical Education · K-2
Feel heart beating faster during exercise; understand rest is important for the body
Activity detailsScience · 3
Plan a fair test of boat designs, find each design’s failure point, and choose the design that best meets the goal.
Activity detailsMathematics · 4
Find an unknown angle by adding known parts and filling the rest of a whole angle.
Activity detailsHealth & Physical Education · 3
Build balanced meals by including foods from each food group.
Activity detailsMathematics · 4
Add two prices in decimal money notation by paying each exactly and combining the money.
Activity detailsSocial Studies · 4
Explain how an entrepreneur weighs demand, price, and costs by choosing where and at what price a food truck sells for a day.
Activity detailsScience · 3
Investigate how force, mass, and surface affect motion.
Activity detailsMathematics · 4
Apply area and perimeter formulas for rectangles to find an unknown side length in real contexts.
Activity detailsScience · 3
Use fossils as evidence of organisms and environments from long ago.
Activity detailsScience · 3
Read fossil footprints and slab clues as evidence of how ancient animals lived and what their environment was like.
Activity detailsMathematics · 5
Predict whether a product is greater than, less than, or equal to one factor before testing it.
Activity detailsMathematics · 4
Add and subtract fractions and mixed numbers with like denominators.
Activity detailsMathematics · 3
Compare fractions with the same numerator or denominator.
Activity detailsMathematics · 4
Compare fractions with different numerators and denominators.
Activity detailsMathematics · 4
Decompose a fraction into a sum of fractions with the same denominator and record it as an equation.
Activity detailsMathematics · 4
Generate and recognize equivalent fractions.
Activity detailsMathematics · 4
Multiply a fraction by a whole number in a visual context.
Activity detailsMathematics · 5
Interpret fraction multiplication through layered area and volume models.
Activity detailsMathematics · 3
Locate fractions on number lines and explain the size of each interval.
Activity detailsMathematics · 3
Partition shapes into equal areas and name unit fractions.
Activity detailsMathematics · 5
Solve fraction addition and subtraction problems in measurement contexts.
Activity detailsMathematics · 5
Add and subtract fractions with unlike denominators by measuring hike legs on a common-unit ruler.
Activity detailsMathematics · 5
Interpret a fraction as the numerator divided by the denominator when sharing wholes equally.
Activity detailsMathematics · 5
Interpret a fraction times a whole number as parts of an equal partition of that number.
Activity detailsMathematics · 5
Find the area of a rectangle with fractional side lengths by tiling it with unit-fraction tiles.
Activity detailsMathematics · K-2
Divide circles and rectangles into 2 or 4 equal parts; describe each part as a half or quarter
Activity detailsSocial Studies · 5
Trace how individual people who were enslaved, or kidnapped into slavery, resisted and worked for freedom.
Activity detailsTechnology & Computer Basics · 3
Identify the input, processing, and output parts of a computing system.
Activity detailsLanguage Arts · 3
Choose among related words by their strength to match two different clues, and explain the choice with the clue.
Activity detailsMathematics · 4
Relate a turn in degrees to the fraction of a full circle it covers.
Activity detailsArts & Creative Expression · 3
Create repeating visual patterns using contrasting implied and actual textures.
Activity detailsLanguage Arts · 5
Compare how a mystery and an adventure story approach the same topic through their genre features.
Activity detailsLanguage Arts · 5
Build a mystery and an adventure on the same topic from their openings and endings, and explain how the genres differ.
Activity detailsSocial Studies · K-1
State personal address; locate home, school, city, and state on a simple map
Activity detailsSocial Studies · K-2
Use a simple compass rose to identify north, south, east, and west on a map
Activity detailsSocial Studies · K-2
Name and locate the seven continents and five oceans on a world map or globe
Activity detailsSocial Studies · K-2
Use a simple compass rose to identify north, south, east, and west on a map
Activity detailsSocial Studies · K-2
Describe major environments (desert, rainforest, arctic, ocean) and the animals that live there
Activity detailsSocial Studies · K-2
Distinguish between maps and globes; identify land and water on a globe
Activity detailsSocial Studies · K-1
State personal address; locate home, school, city, and state on a simple map
Activity detailsSocial Studies · K-2
Distinguish between maps and globes; identify land and water on a globe
Activity detailsSocial Studies · K-2
Name and locate the seven continents and five oceans on a world map or globe
Activity detailsMathematics · K-1
Use above, below, beside, between, inside, outside to describe positions of objects
Activity detailsScience · 5
Model how a change in the atmosphere, geosphere, or biosphere sets off changes in the other spheres of a glacier valley.
Activity detailsExecutive Function Skills · 4
Turn a vague goal into a measurable one and check progress against it to decide how to adjust.
Activity detailsExecutive Function Skills · 4
Set a measurable goal, break it into milestones, and check progress to adjust the plan.
Activity detailsSocial Studies · 4
Analyze how a gold rush changed prices, business, and the lives of people already living nearby by running a camp store under different booms.
Activity detailsSocial Studies · 4
Analyze how a westward boom such as the Gold Rush changed a place’s population, economy, and the people already living there.
Activity detailsSocial Studies · 5
Model separation of powers, checks and balances, and civic participation.
Activity detailsMathematics · 3
Estimate the masses of everyday objects in grams and kilograms by comparing them with benchmark masses.
Activity detailsLanguage Arts · K-2
Identify action words in sentences; act out verbs to build understanding
Activity detailsLanguage Arts · K-2
Use adjectives to describe color, size, shape, and number in sentences and stories
Activity detailsLanguage Arts · K-1
Capitalize the first word in a sentence and the pronoun I
Activity detailsLanguage Arts · K-2
Use adjectives to describe color, size, shape, and number in sentences and stories
Activity detailsLanguage Arts · K-1
Use a period, exclamation mark, or question mark to end a sentence correctly
Activity detailsLanguage Arts · K-1
Capitalize the first word in a sentence and the pronoun I
Activity detailsLanguage Arts · 4
Use conventions, precise language, and punctuation in complete sentences.
Activity detailsLanguage Arts · K-2
Identify and sort nouns into people, places, and things categories
Activity detailsLanguage Arts · K-2
Identify and sort nouns into people, places, and things categories
Activity detailsLanguage Arts · K-1
Use a period, exclamation mark, or question mark to end a sentence correctly
Activity detailsLanguage Arts · K-2
Identify action words in sentences; act out verbs to build understanding
Activity detailsScience · 5
Explain gravity’s effect on objects near Earth and in the solar system.
Activity detailsLanguage Arts · 5
Use common roots and affixes to determine academic vocabulary.
Activity detailsTechnology & Computer Basics · 4
Use events and loops to create efficient programs by wiring a smart greenhouse’s sensor events to repeat blocks.
Activity detailsMathematics · 4
Multiply two-digit numbers with an area model by finding every partial product, including the ones a shortcut skips.
Activity detailsHealth & Physical Education · 5
Fit needs, a savings goal, and wants inside a fixed budget and explain the tradeoffs.
Activity detailsFine & Gross Motor Skills · K-1
Use both hands together in coordinated tasks: clapping patterns, catching a ball with two hands, using scissors while holding paper
Activity detailsFine & Gross Motor Skills · K-1
Identify and move body parts on command; navigate personal and shared space without colliding; understand personal space bubble
Activity detailsFine & Gross Motor Skills · K-1
Build core stability through yoga, animal walks, and seated exercises; maintain upright seated posture for writing tasks
Activity detailsFine & Gross Motor Skills · K-1
Walk along a balance beam or taped line; step over obstacles; carry an object while walking without dropping it
Activity detailsFine & Gross Motor Skills · K-1
Jump with two feet, hop on one foot for 3+ hops, and begin skipping; combine movements in a simple sequence
Activity detailsFine & Gross Motor Skills · K-1
Perform movements that cross the body's midline (reach left hand to right knee, draw a horizontal line from left to right without switching hands)
Activity detailsFine & Gross Motor Skills · K-1
Balance on one foot for 5–10 seconds; hold a tree pose or other balance position; use core muscles consciously
Activity detailsFine & Gross Motor Skills · K-1
Underhand-throw a beanbag to a target; catch a large ball with two hands; kick a stationary ball toward a goal
Activity detailsScience · 3
Explain how living in groups helps some animals find food, defend themselves, and survive.
Activity detailsHealth & Physical Education · 5
Plan personal hygiene routines that fit a growing body and an active day.
Activity detailsScience · 3
Explain how traits help organisms survive in particular habitats.
Activity detailsScience · 3
Design and compare garden covers that reduce hail damage while still letting enough light reach the plants.
Activity detailsMathematics · 4
Check a multi-digit addition with the standard algorithm by finding the regroupings a clerk missed.
Activity detailsScience · 4
Compare design solutions that reduce the harm a tsunami causes to a coastal town and its people.
Activity detailsScience · 5
Gather evidence that matter is made of particles too small to see.
Activity detailsMathematics · 5
Interpret a fraction as division when a total length is split equally, including answers greater than one.
Activity detailsSocial Studies · 4
Construct a state-history account by backing each dated claim with a source that fits its time and place.
Activity detailsSocial Studies · 3
Sequence events and distinguish past, present, change, and continuity.
Activity detailsSocial Studies · K-2
Compare how schools, homes, toys, and transportation have changed over time using pictures
Activity detailsSocial Studies · K-2
Identify key historical figures, describe their contributions, and explain why they are remembered
Activity detailsSocial Studies · K-2
Identify the U.S. flag, Pledge of Allegiance, Statue of Liberty, and Bald Eagle and explain their meaning
Activity detailsSocial Studies · K-2
Identify key historical figures, describe their contributions, and explain why they are remembered
Activity detailsSocial Studies · K-2
Use vocabulary past, present, and future to describe events; sequence events on a simple timeline
Activity detailsSocial Studies · K-2
Identify the U.S. flag, Pledge of Allegiance, Statue of Liberty, and Bald Eagle and explain their meaning
Activity detailsSocial Studies · K-2
Compare how schools, homes, toys, and transportation have changed over time using pictures
Activity detailsSocial Studies · K-2
Use vocabulary past, present, and future to describe events; sequence events on a simple timeline
Activity detailsSocial Studies · 3
Explain how people adapt their homes, farms, and travel to mountains, deserts, coasts, and river valleys.
Activity detailsSocial Studies · 5
Explain how each Indigenous nation built homes suited to its own land and how the nation continues today.
Activity detailsScience · 3
Balance the up and down forces on a hot-air balloon to make it hover, rise, or sink, and explain why it starts or stops moving.
Activity detailsLanguage Arts · 5
Repair verb gaps in a passage with past, present, and future perfect verbs so that the time order stays clear.
Activity detailsMathematics · 4
Add a number of tenths and a number of hundredths by planting both on one hundred-square plot.
Activity detailsHealth & Physical Education · K-1
Practice and explain the importance of handwashing, teeth brushing, bathing, and clean clothes
Activity detailsHealth & Physical Education · K-1
Practice and explain the importance of handwashing, teeth brushing, bathing, and clean clothes
Activity detailsMathematics · 3
Find the area of a rectilinear figure by surrounding it with one rectangle and subtracting the rectangle it does not cover.
Activity detailsOral Language Development · 3
Speak clearly, listen actively, and build on another speaker’s ideas.
Activity detailsTechnology & Computer Basics · 4
Write conditional if-then-else rules that make a program choose between actions.
Activity detailsLanguage Arts · 3
Explain how illustrations contribute to the mood, setting, and characters a story’s words describe.
Activity detailsSocial Studies · 3
Describe how immigrant families shape a community through work, food, language, and celebrations.
Activity detailsSocial Studies · 5
Infer the push and pull factors behind one immigrant’s journey from the belongings they carried.
Activity detailsSocial Studies · 4
Explain the diversity and continuity of Indigenous nations in relation to place.
Activity detailsSocial Studies · 5
Analyze the diversity, sovereignty, and continuity of Indigenous nations.
Activity detailsSocial Studies · 5
Connect Industrial Revolution inventions to changes in work, production, and daily life.
Activity detailsLanguage Arts · 5
Infer, determine main ideas, and summarize informational text.
Activity detailsLanguage Arts · 3
Make an inference and cite details that support it.
Activity detailsScience · 3
Distinguish inherited traits from traits influenced by environment.
Activity detailsTechnology & Computer Basics · 3
Identify the input, processing, and output parts of a computing system.
Activity detailsScience · 4
Describe how internal and external structures help plants and animals survive, grow, and protect themselves.
Activity detailsArts & Creative Expression · 4
Classify instruments into families by how they make sound and relate instrument size to pitch.
Activity detailsSocial Studies · 3
Compare how one community’s transportation, work, and buildings changed or stayed the same over time.
Activity detailsMathematics · 3
Solve how-many-groups division problems by moving equal groups of people and counting the groups.
Activity detailsScience · 3
Explain how differences in beak size give some finches a better chance to survive and raise young when the food supply changes.
Activity detailsScience · 4
Compare how renewable and nonrenewable resources last over time and affect the environment.
Activity detailsMathematics · 3
Compare two fractions with the same numerator or the same denominator by filling equal wholes.
Activity detailsMathematics · 5
Multiply a fraction by a fraction by taking part of a part of one full glass.
Activity detailsArts & Creative Expression · 4
Classify homemade instruments by how they make sound and order them by size from lowest to highest pitch.
Activity detailsMathematics · 4
Determine whether a number from 1 to 100 is a multiple of a given one-digit number.
Activity detailsMathematics · 3
Interpret a product as equal groups by making equal jumps on a number line.
Activity detailsTechnology & Computer Basics · 3
Use keyboard commands accurately and efficiently.
Activity detailsArts & Creative Expression · 5
Plan, test, and revise a hanging sculpture so its forms balance and move.
Activity detailsMathematics · 4
Order three decimals to hundredths by building each one on the same whole.
Activity detailsSocial Studies · 3
Explain how people adapt their homes, farms, and travel to mountains, deserts, coasts, and river valleys.
Activity detailsSocial Studies · 4
Identify a state’s landforms from a side-view cross-section and apply how each landform shapes the settlements built on it.
Activity detailsSocial Studies · 5
Locate places with latitude and longitude and compare a globe with a flat map projection.
Activity detailsMathematics · 5
Multiply multi-digit whole numbers by filling a lattice of digit products and adding along its diagonals.
Activity detailsScience · 5
Compare which decomposers reach buried leaves to explain how dead matter returns to the soil and air.
Activity detailsMathematics · 4
Compare two fractions with different denominators by renaming both with a common denominator.
Activity detailsMathematics · 5
Solve word problems that add and subtract fractions of a cup in a pouring context.
Activity detailsMathematics · 3
Draw a scaled bar graph from a tally and solve how-many-more and total problems from it.
Activity detailsSocial Studies · 4
Find the push and pull factors inside a newcomer’s own letter home and explain why that group came to the state.
Activity detailsMathematics · 4
Represent multistep word problems with an equation that uses a letter for the unknown quantity.
Activity detailsLanguage Arts · K-1
Recite the alphabet in order and arrange letters A-Z in sequence
Activity detailsLanguage Arts · K-1
Identify and name all 26 uppercase letters of the alphabet in random order
Activity detailsLanguage Arts · K-1
Identify and name all 26 lowercase letters of the alphabet in random order
Activity detailsLanguage Arts · K-1
Identify and name all 26 lowercase letters of the alphabet in random order
Activity detailsLanguage Arts · K-1
Recite the alphabet in order and arrange letters A-Z in sequence
Activity detailsLanguage Arts · K-1
Trace and independently write all 26 uppercase and lowercase letters with correct formation
Activity detailsLanguage Arts · K-1
Identify and name all 26 uppercase letters of the alphabet in random order
Activity detailsLanguage Arts · K-1
Trace and independently write all 26 uppercase and lowercase letters with correct formation
Activity detailsScience · 3
Investigate how magnet orientation and distance make magnets push or pull without touching.
Activity detailsLanguage Arts · 4
Match research notes to the sources they came from and write a correct source-list entry.
Activity detailsTechnology & Computer Basics · 5
Predict how the starting order of a list changes how many steps a sorting algorithm needs, then test it.
Activity detailsMathematics · 4
Test which sum of like-denominator fractions decomposes a given fraction exactly.
Activity detailsScience · K-2
Sort animals into groups by shared characteristics (fur, feathers, scales, etc.)
Activity detailsScience · K-2
Describe what animals need to survive and classify by physical traits
Activity detailsScience · K-2
Describe what animals need to survive and classify by physical traits
Activity detailsScience · K-1
Name major body parts and the five senses; explain how each sense helps us learn about the world
Activity detailsScience · K-2
Sequence and describe the stages of the butterfly and frog life cycles
Activity detailsScience · 3
Compare the life cycles of different organisms to find the stages they all share and how they differ.
Activity detailsScience · K-2
Identify that plants need sunlight, water, air, and soil to survive and grow
Activity detailsSocial Studies · K-2
Describe major environments (desert, rainforest, arctic, ocean) and the animals that live there
Activity detailsScience · K-2
Sequence and describe the stages of the butterfly and frog life cycles
Activity detailsScience · K-2
Sort objects into living and nonliving categories using criteria: grow, need food/water, breathe
Activity detailsScience · K-2
Sort objects into living and nonliving categories using criteria: grow, need food/water, breathe
Activity detailsScience · K-2
Label and describe the roots, stem, leaves, and flower and explain their basic functions
Activity detailsScience · K-2
Identify that plants need sunlight, water, air, and soil to survive and grow
Activity detailsScience · K-2
Label and describe the roots, stem, leaves, and flower and explain their basic functions
Activity detailsScience · K-1
Name major body parts and the five senses; explain how each sense helps us learn about the world
Activity detailsScience · K-2
Sort animals into groups by shared characteristics (fur, feathers, scales, etc.)
Activity detailsScience · 3
Model the ordered stages in plant and animal life cycles.
Activity detailsScience · 4
Model wave properties and how light and sound interact with materials.
Activity detailsTechnology & Computer Basics · 5
Decode binary signals into numbers and find a flipped bit in a message.
Activity detailsMathematics · 4
Understand angle measure as a fraction of a full turn made of one-degree angles.
Activity detailsMathematics · 3
Find odd and even patterns in a multiplication-table row and explain them with properties of multiplication.
Activity detailsMathematics · 5
Make a line plot of fractional measurements and use it to redistribute a total equally.
Activity detailsSocial Studies · 3
Describe how citizens take part in community decisions by voting and volunteering, and how majority rule works.
Activity detailsMathematics · 3
Solve one-step word problems about liquid volumes in liters by simulating equal pours.
Activity detailsLanguage Arts · 3
Distinguish literal and nonliteral meanings of words and phrases in context.
Activity detailsSocial Studies · 3
Describe local government roles and civic decision-making.
Activity detailsMathematics · 5
Find multi-digit whole-number quotients using place-value reasoning.
Activity detailsMathematics · 4
Express tenths and hundredths of a meter as fractions and decimals, including sums of tenths and hundredths.
Activity detailsExecutive Function Skills · 5
Plan, execute, monitor, and revise a long-term project.
Activity detailsTechnology & Computer Basics · 3
Use repeat loops and debug a program whose loop count or steps are wrong.
Activity detailsMathematics · 4
Rename fractions greater than one as mixed numbers, and mixed numbers as fractions, by cutting and gluing boards.
Activity detailsSocial Studies · 5
Trace one family meal back to the U.S. regions that produced it and predict what a disruption in one region would change.
Activity detailsScience · 3
Investigate magnetic attraction, repulsion, and action at a distance.
Activity detailsLanguage Arts · 5
Determine two main ideas of an informational text and explain how key details support each.
Activity detailsSocial Studies · 3
Compare how one community’s transportation, work, and buildings changed or stayed the same over time.
Activity detailsLanguage Arts · 3
Determine a text’s main idea and identify supporting details.
Activity detailsLanguage Arts · 3
Determine each paragraph’s focus and combine them into the main idea of the whole text.
Activity detailsMathematics · 3
Add within 1,000 by moving an amount from one addend to the other to make a friendly hundred.
Activity detailsSocial Studies · 3
Use cardinal directions, symbols, scale, and grid coordinates.
Activity detailsMathematics · 4
Use a number pattern’s rule to find and correct the term that breaks it.
Activity detailsMathematics · 5
Interpret a numerical expression by comparing it with its grouped part, without evaluating it.
Activity detailsSocial Studies · 3
Model producers, consumers, goods, services, scarcity, and choices.
Activity detailsMathematics · 3
Estimate and measure liquid volume and mass in standard units.
Activity detailsScience · 5
Choose the material that fits a job by testing and comparing its properties.
Activity detailsExecutive Function Skills · 3
Manage materials and switch smoothly from one class activity to the next.
Activity detailsScience · 4
Model how a prey animal’s senses detect a predator and how its brain directs a response.
Activity detailsArts & Creative Expression · 3
Compose rhythmic measures whose note values fill a whole.
Activity detailsMathematics · 4
Represent fractional measurement data on line plots and solve related problems.
Activity detailsMathematics · K-1
Identify which container holds more or less liquid using direct comparison
Activity detailsMathematics · K-1
Directly compare two objects to determine which is longer, shorter, or the same length
Activity detailsMathematics · 5
Convert measurements within a given system and solve multi-step problems.
Activity detailsMathematics · K-1
Measure length using cubes, paper clips, or hand spans and count the units
Activity detailsMathematics · K-1
Compare objects by height; order three objects from shortest to tallest
Activity detailsMathematics · K-1
Directly compare two objects to determine which is longer, shorter, or the same length
Activity detailsMathematics · K-1
Compare objects by height; order three objects from shortest to tallest
Activity detailsMathematics · K-1
Identify which container holds more or less liquid using direct comparison
Activity detailsMathematics · K-1
Describe objects as heavier or lighter using a balance scale
Activity detailsMathematics · K-1
Measure length using cubes, paper clips, or hand spans and count the units
Activity detailsMathematics · K-1
Describe objects as heavier or lighter using a balance scale
Activity detailsTechnology & Computer Basics · 5
Verify digital claims through source tracing, corroboration, context, and image checks.
Activity detailsExecutive Function Skills · K-1
Listen to a string of 3–5 numbers or letters spoken aloud and repeat them back in correct order
Activity detailsExecutive Function Skills · K-2
Keep a rule in mind while doing a task (e.g., 'Sort cards by color, but skip any that have a star') — mental flexibility practice
Activity detailsExecutive Function Skills · K-1
Listen to 2–3 pieces of information and recall them in order to complete a task (e.g., 'Get the red book from the shelf and put it on the table')
Activity detailsExecutive Function Skills · K-1
Recall and repeat a sequence of 3–5 events from a story or daily routine in the correct order
Activity detailsExecutive Function Skills · K-1
Study a set of 4–6 objects or pictures, notice when one is removed or rearranged, and describe what changed
Activity detailsLanguage Arts · 5
Find and fix mismatched correlative conjunctions, then explain what a repaired sentence means.
Activity detailsSocial Studies · 4
Compare how changes in transportation and communication technology shortened the time to move people, goods, and news.
Activity detailsMathematics · 5
Find the power of ten, written with a whole-number exponent, that turns one measurement into another.
Activity detailsSocial Studies · 4
Analyze how geography, needs, and exchange shape movement.
Activity detailsMathematics · 4
Read, write, compare, and decompose multi-digit numbers through 1,000,000.
Activity detailsMathematics · 5
Use volume as base area times height to find an unknown dimension of a rectangular prism.
Activity detailsMathematics · 3
Determine the unknown whole number in a multiplication or division equation relating three whole numbers.
Activity detailsMathematics · 3
Solve perimeter problems that require finding an unknown side length.
Activity detailsExecutive Function Skills · 3
Break a goal into ordered, manageable steps and monitor completion.
Activity detailsArts & Creative Expression · 4
Create depth with atmospheric color and scale by painting landscape layers from pale and far to dark and near.
Activity detailsMathematics · 4
Rewrite improper fractions as mixed numbers and mixed numbers as fractions greater than one.
Activity detailsMathematics · 5
Subtract mixed numbers with unlike denominators by renaming fractions and regrouping a whole.
Activity detailsMathematics · 5
Add measurements in mixed units and convert small units into large ones within a system.
Activity detailsScience · 5
Design a process to separate mixtures using physical properties.
Activity detailsMathematics · K-2
Name each U.S. coin, state its value in cents, and distinguish front from back
Activity detailsMathematics · K-2
Name each U.S. coin, state its value in cents, and distinguish front from back
Activity detailsLanguage Arts · 3
Determine which fable conveys a given moral, cite the key choice that teaches it, and apply the moral to a real-life choice.
Activity detailsMathematics · 3
Tell area from perimeter by tiling a table top in unit squares and trimming its edge in unit lengths.
Activity detailsLanguage Arts · 3
Explain a character’s motivations and how the character’s actions change the sequence of events.
Activity detailsScience · 5
Model how water moves among the ocean, air, land, and living things in a landscape.
Activity detailsHealth & Physical Education · K-2
Practice throwing overhand, catching with two hands, and kicking a stationary ball
Activity detailsHealth & Physical Education · K-1
Demonstrate locomotor skills: running, jumping, hopping, skipping, galloping, and sliding
Activity detailsHealth & Physical Education · K-1
Demonstrate locomotor skills: running, jumping, hopping, skipping, galloping, and sliding
Activity detailsHealth & Physical Education · K-2
Practice throwing overhand, catching with two hands, and kicking a stationary ball
Activity detailsMathematics · 3
Find a start time from an end time and an elapsed time by counting back on a clock.
Activity detailsMathematics · 5
Find and compare volumes of rectangular prisms by measuring edges and counting cube layers.
Activity detailsMathematics · 4
Multiply up to four-digit numbers by one digit and two-digit numbers by two digits.
Activity detailsMathematics · 5
Fluently multiply multi-digit whole numbers.
Activity detailsLanguage Arts · 5
Integrate information from multiple print, visual, and digital sources.
Activity detailsLanguage Arts · 5
Analyze how visual and multimedia elements add to the meaning and tone of a text.
Activity detailsMathematics · 3
Multiply one-digit whole numbers by multiples of 10 using place value.
Activity detailsMathematics · 3
Interpret products as equal groups and rectangular arrays.
Activity detailsMathematics · 3
Identify arithmetic patterns in the multiplication table and explain them using properties of operations.
Activity detailsMathematics · 3
Use commutative, associative, and distributive properties to reason about products.
Activity detailsMathematics · 5
Compare a product to one factor by reasoning about whether the other factor is greater than, less than, or equal to one.
Activity detailsMathematics · 4
Interpret statements such as “times as many” with equations and models.
Activity detailsLanguage Arts · 4
Check captions against a line graph and its article, and explain what the graph adds to the text.
Activity detailsArts & Creative Expression · K-2
Keep a steady beat using clapping, stomping, or percussion instruments; distinguish fast and slow
Activity detailsArts & Creative Expression · 5
Compose and revise a multi-part piece using rhythm, melody, form, and dynamics.
Activity detailsArts & Creative Expression · K-2
Identify common instruments by sight and sound; sort into percussion, wind, and string groups
Activity detailsArts & Creative Expression · K-2
Differentiate between high and low pitched sounds; match pitch while singing simple songs
Activity detailsArts & Creative Expression · 4
Compose, vary, and perform repeating melodic and rhythmic patterns.
Activity detailsArts & Creative Expression · K-2
Differentiate between high and low pitched sounds; match pitch while singing simple songs
Activity detailsArts & Creative Expression · K-2
Keep a steady beat using clapping, stomping, or percussion instruments; distinguish fast and slow
Activity detailsArts & Creative Expression · K-2
Identify common instruments by sight and sound; sort into percussion, wind, and string groups
Activity detailsMathematics · 3
Interpret a quotient as the size of each equal share by balancing sealed equal boxes against the total.
Activity detailsLanguage Arts · 4
Use allusions to characters from mythology in a modern sentence where their meaning fits.
Activity detailsLanguage Arts · 4
Determine the meaning of words and phrases that allude to characters from mythology.
Activity detailsLanguage Arts · 5
Use pacing in narrative writing by slowing important moments and speeding through minor ones.
Activity detailsLanguage Arts · 5
Analyze how scenes, chapters, and events shape narrative structure.
Activity detailsLanguage Arts · 5
Describe how a narrator’s attitude colors the way events are described.
Activity detailsLanguage Arts · 4
Compare what a first-person and a third-person narrator can tell a reader.
Activity detailsSocial Studies · 5
Plot latitude and longitude positions from a ship’s log and find the entry that was recorded wrong.
Activity detailsScience · 4
Show that an animal is seen only when light reflected from it travels into the eye.
Activity detailsMathematics · K-1
Use greater than, less than, and equal to compare two groups of objects or two numerals 0–10
Activity detailsMathematics · K-2
Find pairs of numbers that add up to 10 using number bonds and ten-frames
Activity detailsMathematics · K-1
Use greater than, less than, and equal to compare two groups of objects or two numerals 0–10
Activity detailsMathematics · K-1
Break apart numbers up to 10 into two parts in multiple ways (e.g., 7 = 3+4 or 5+2)
Activity detailsMathematics · K-1
Identify and name written numerals 0 through 10
Activity detailsMathematics · K-1
Identify and name written numerals 11 through 20
Activity detailsMathematics · K-1
Identify and name written numerals 0 through 10
Activity detailsMathematics · K-1
Identify and name written numerals 11 through 20
Activity detailsMathematics · K-2
Arrange numbers in order from least to greatest and identify what comes before/after a given number
Activity detailsMathematics · K-2
Identify and use ordinal positions first through tenth in real contexts
Activity detailsMathematics · K-1
Break apart numbers up to 10 into two parts in multiple ways (e.g., 7 = 3+4 or 5+2)
Activity detailsMathematics · K-2
Identify and use ordinal positions first through tenth in real contexts
Activity detailsMathematics · K-1
Arrange numbers in order from least to greatest and identify what comes before/after a given number
Activity detailsMathematics · K-1
Trace and write numerals 0 through 10 with correct form
Activity detailsMathematics · K-1
Trace and write numerals 0 through 20 with correct form
Activity detailsMathematics · 5
Write and evaluate expressions with grouping symbols.
Activity detailsHealth & Physical Education · 4
Relate balanced food, hydration, rest, and activity choices to daily energy.
Activity detailsHealth & Physical Education · K-2
Identify the food groups; distinguish healthy foods from sometimes foods; build a balanced plate
Activity detailsHealth & Physical Education · K-2
Identify the food groups; distinguish healthy foods from sometimes foods; build a balanced plate
Activity detailsArts & Creative Expression · 5
Find and fix a frame whose spacing breaks the motion an animator planned.
Activity detailsHealth & Physical Education · 5
Recognize online warning signs and choose a safe way to get help.
Activity detailsLanguage Arts · 3
Write opinion pieces that connect the opinion and reasons with linking words and end with a conclusion.
Activity detailsLanguage Arts · 3
Organize an opinion piece so reasons follow the opinion in order with linking words, cut a part that does not support it, and end with a conclusion.
Activity detailsMathematics · 4
Divide multi-digit numbers by one digit with partial quotients and interpret the remainder.
Activity detailsLanguage Arts · 4
Use a passage’s text structure to fill a matching graphic organizer and choose its signal words.
Activity detailsHealth & Physical Education · 5
Plan the hygiene care a growing body needs away from home on a trip with its own activities.
Activity detailsHealth & Physical Education · 4
Explain how the respiratory, circulatory, and muscular systems pass oxygen along during exercise and speed up together.
Activity detailsLanguage Arts · 5
Choose between a quick summary and a slowed-down version of each story moment so the key moment gets the most detail.
Activity detailsTechnology & Computer Basics · 4
Explain how a receiver rebuilds a message from numbered packets by reading packet headers and asking for a lost packet again.
Activity detailsMathematics · 4
Multiply a fraction by a whole number as repeated pours of the same fractional amount.
Activity detailsLanguage Arts · 3
Organize a focused paragraph with a topic, details, and conclusion.
Activity detailsLanguage Arts · 3
Keep a paragraph focused on its topic and close it with a sentence that wraps up the topic.
Activity detailsMathematics · 3
Round many whole numbers to the nearest 10 or 100 by sorting them to their nearest benchmark.
Activity detailsMathematics · 5
Place grouping symbols in an expression so that it evaluates to a target value.
Activity detailsLanguage Arts · 3
Proofread dialogue for commas and quotation marks, sort ready lines from lines that need fixing, and name the rule that was broken.
Activity detailsMathematics · 5
Find whole-number quotients by filling an area model with partial quotients.
Activity detailsScience · 5
Model matter as particles too small to see and explain state changes.
Activity detailsTechnology & Computer Basics · 3
Create strong passwords, protect personal information, and know whom to share login details with.
Activity detailsSocial Studies · 5
Connect an invention to the problem it solved and to the change it brought to work, production, or daily life.
Activity detailsMathematics · 3
Show that rectangles with the same area can need different perimeters by building every rectangle from the same pavers and measuring its edge.
Activity detailsMathematics · 4
Generate number and shape patterns that follow a given rule and identify features the rule does not state.
Activity detailsMathematics · 5
Generate and compare numerical patterns from given rules.
Activity detailsMathematics · K-1
Recognize, describe, copy, and extend color, shape, and sound repeating patterns
Activity detailsMathematics · K-1
Create an original repeating pattern and transfer it to a new medium
Activity detailsMathematics · K-1
Recognize, describe, copy, and extend color, shape, and sound repeating patterns
Activity detailsMathematics · K-2
Identify and extend simple growing number patterns
Activity detailsMathematics · K-2
Identify and extend simple growing number patterns
Activity detailsMath · K-2
Count forward by twos to 20 using visual aids and patterns
Activity detailsMathematics · K-1
Create an original repeating pattern and transfer it to a new medium
Activity detailsScience · 3
Use patterns in a swinging object’s motion to predict its future motion.
Activity detailsLanguage Arts · 5
Use perfect verb tenses to show time order and correct inappropriate shifts in verb tense.
Activity detailsScience · 4
Explain that objects are seen when light reflected from them enters the eye.
Activity detailsHealth & Physical Education · 5
Plan a simple budget and distinguish needs, wants, saving, and tradeoffs.
Activity detailsArts & Creative Expression · 4
Create depth using foreground, middle ground, background, scale, and viewpoint.
Activity detailsOral Language Development · 4
Plan a persuasive speech with a clear opinion, reasons that fit the audience, and a call to action.
Activity detailsLanguage Arts · K-1
Blend 2-4 individual phonemes to say a word (e.g., /d/ /o/ /g/ = dog)
Activity detailsLanguage Arts · K-1
Identify and read words with common initial consonant blends
Activity detailsLanguage Arts · K-1
Identify and read words with common initial consonant blends
Activity detailsLanguage Arts · K-1
Sound out and read three-letter consonant-vowel-consonant words (cat, dog, sit, hop, fun)
Activity detailsLanguage Arts · K-1
Count the syllables in words by clapping; identify one-syllable vs. multi-syllable words
Activity detailsLanguage Arts · K-1
Match consonant letters to their primary sounds; identify the beginning consonant in a picture
Activity detailsLanguage Arts · K-1
Sound out and read three-letter consonant-vowel-consonant words (cat, dog, sit, hop, fun)
Activity detailsLanguage Arts · K-1
Recognize that two letters can make one sound; read words beginning with sh, ch, th, wh
Activity detailsLanguage Arts · K-1
Break a 3-phoneme word into individual sounds using Elkonin boxes
Activity detailsLanguage Arts · K-1
Say the first, middle, and last sound in a spoken word
Activity detailsLanguage Arts · K-1
Blend and segment onset and rime in one-syllable words
Activity detailsLanguage Arts · K-1
Recognize and produce rhyming words; sort pictures by rhyme
Activity detailsLanguage Arts · K-1
Recognize and produce rhyming words; sort pictures by rhyme
Activity detailsLanguage Arts · K-1
Blend and segment onset and rime in one-syllable words
Activity detailsLanguage Arts · K-1
Blend 2-4 individual phonemes to say a word (e.g., /d/ /o/ /g/ = dog)
Activity detailsLanguage Arts · K-1
Break a 3-phoneme word into individual sounds using Elkonin boxes
Activity detailsLanguage Arts · K-1
Recognize that two letters can make one sound; read words beginning with sh, ch, th, wh
Activity detailsLanguage Arts · K-1
Identify the short vowel sound in a CVC word; match vowel to picture
Activity detailsLanguage Arts · K-1
Say the first, middle, and last sound in a spoken word
Activity detailsLanguage Arts · K-1
Match consonant letters to their primary sounds; identify the beginning consonant in a picture
Activity detailsLanguage Arts · K-1
Change one sound in a word to make a new word (cat to bat by changing /c/ to /b/)
Activity detailsLanguage Arts · K-1
Change one sound in a word to make a new word (cat to bat by changing /c/ to /b/)
Activity detailsLanguage Arts · K-1
Count the syllables in words by clapping; identify one-syllable vs. multi-syllable words
Activity detailsLanguage Arts · K-1
Identify the short vowel sound in a CVC word; match vowel to picture
Activity detailsTechnology & Computer Basics · 5
Check whether a shared photo supports a claim by restoring its full frame, finding its first appearance, and captioning it.
Activity detailsMathematics · 5
Compare and order decimals to thousandths by lining up their place values.
Activity detailsScience · K-2
Demonstrate that pushing and pulling can change the speed and direction of an object
Activity detailsScience · K-2
Observe that sounds are made by vibrations and that light travels in straight lines; explore shadows
Activity detailsScience · K-2
Classify everyday materials as solid, liquid, or gas and describe their properties
Activity detailsScience · K-2
Describe objects by color, shape, size, texture, and weight; sort objects by a property
Activity detailsScience · K-2
Demonstrate that pushing and pulling can change the speed and direction of an object
Activity detailsScience · K-2
Describe objects by color, shape, size, texture, and weight; sort objects by a property
Activity detailsScience · K-2
Observe that sounds are made by vibrations and that light travels in straight lines; explore shadows
Activity detailsScience · K-2
Classify everyday materials as solid, liquid, or gas and describe their properties
Activity detailsHealth & Physical Education · 3
Build balanced meals by including foods from each food group.
Activity detailsScience · 5
Trace the energy in picnic foods back to the plant or alga that captured it from sunlight.
Activity detailsLanguage Arts · 5
Judge which illustration adds meaning and tone that a picture-book page’s words never state.
Activity detailsMathematics · 3
Find an unknown side length of a rectangle from its perimeter, using the fact that opposite sides are equal.
Activity detailsMathematics · 3
Draw and read scaled picture graphs in which one symbol stands for several items.
Activity detailsMathematics · 1-3, 2-3
Learn fractions by making pizza! Select the right number of slices to match the fraction.
Activity detailsMathematics · 3
Compose, decompose, and compare whole numbers through 1,000.
Activity detailsMathematics · 5
Use the tenfold relationship between places to find a digit’s value after it moves places.
Activity detailsLanguage Arts · 3
Determine the real meaning of nonliteral phrases in a story and recognize the same phrase used literally.
Activity detailsScience · 5
Use mass evidence to argue that plants get the materials for growth chiefly from air and water.
Activity detailsScience · 4
Model waves by their amplitude and wavelength and show that waves move objects.
Activity detailsLanguage Arts · 4
Find which reason an author has not supported and choose evidence that would support it.
Activity detailsLanguage Arts · 4
Compare first- and third-person points of view.
Activity detailsLanguage Arts · 3
Check an illustration against a story’s words and explain how a mismatched picture would mislead readers about mood, setting, or character.
Activity detailsMathematics · 4
Find a number ten times as great, or one tenth as great, by shifting every digit one place.
Activity detailsMathematics · 5
Use whole-number exponents for powers of ten and explain how multiplying or dividing by them shifts every digit.
Activity detailsScience · K-2
Plan and conduct a basic experiment (sink/float, magnet attraction) and record results in a chart
Activity detailsScience · K-2
Use all five senses to make detailed observations; record findings with drawings and words
Activity detailsScience · K-2
Pose questions about natural phenomena that can be answered through investigation
Activity detailsScience · K-2
Use all five senses to make detailed observations; record findings with drawings and words
Activity detailsScience · K-2
Plan and conduct a basic experiment (sink/float, magnet attraction) and record results in a chart
Activity detailsScience · K-2
Pose questions about natural phenomena that can be answered through investigation
Activity detailsSocial Studies · 5
Trace how one western valley’s land, economy, and Native nation changed decade by decade during westward expansion.
Activity detailsLanguage Arts · 3
Use common affixes to determine and create word meanings.
Activity detailsLanguage Arts · 4
Identify and use prepositional phrases that tell where, when, and how.
Activity detailsOral Language Development · 4
Organize and deliver a clear presentation with relevant visuals.
Activity detailsSocial Studies · 5
Source, observe, and draw supported inferences from historical letters and photographs.
Activity detailsMathematics · 4
Classify numbers as prime or composite from their factor structures.
Activity detailsExecutive Function Skills · 4
Prioritize tasks by sorting them as urgent or not urgent and important or not important.
Activity detailsMathematics · 4
Choose the equation with a letter for the unknown that matches a multistep story, and test it.
Activity detailsMathematics · 5
Add and subtract decimal masses by balancing them with place-value weights.
Activity detailsLanguage Arts · 4
Form and use the past, present, and future progressive verb tenses.
Activity detailsLanguage Arts · 4
Build a progressive verb phrase with the right helping verb and the right -ing spelling.
Activity detailsExecutive Function Skills · 4
Estimate, order, schedule, and monitor a multi-step project.
Activity detailsLanguage Arts · 3
Edit a draft for capitalization, punctuation, and spelling so it is ready to publish.
Activity detailsScience · 5
Measure and use material properties to identify substances.
Activity detailsLanguage Arts · 4
Turn a short story into drama by writing its cast list, setting, dialogue, and stage directions.
Activity detailsMathematics · 4
Measure angles in whole-number degrees with a protractor by aligning its center and zero ray.
Activity detailsLanguage Arts · 5
Interpret common proverbs and idioms and use them to describe situations.
Activity detailsScience · 3
Use how push strength, surface, and mass change motion to plan a slide that stops in a target zone.
Activity detailsSocial Studies · 4
Explain the push and pull factors that brought explorers and settlers to a state.
Activity detailsMathematics · 5
Decide which quadrilaterals belong to a category by its defining properties, including shapes from its subcategories.
Activity detailsMathematics · 3
Classify quadrilaterals by their sides and angles and recognize rhombuses, rectangles, and squares as quadrilaterals.
Activity detailsMathematics · 5
Classify quadrilaterals in a hierarchy using their sides, angles, and parallel lines.
Activity detailsMathematics · 3
Measure lengths to the nearest half and quarter inch and show the measurement data on a line plot.
Activity detailsLanguage Arts · 3
Ask and answer questions about a text, referring explicitly to the text as the basis for the answers.
Activity detailsOral Language Development · K-1
Respond to questions with a complete sentence that restates part of the question (e.g., Q: 'What is your favorite food?' A: 'My favorite food is pizza because…')
Activity detailsOral Language Development · K-1
Practice posing 'I wonder…' questions about nature, books, and the world to fuel curiosity and inquiry
Activity detailsOral Language Development · K-1
Generate a complete question using each WH- question word; understand that different question words seek different information
Activity detailsOral Language Development · K-1
Convert a statement into a yes/no question by changing word order (e.g., 'The cat is big' → 'Is the cat big?')
Activity detailsMathematics · 3
Decide whether parts of different shapes are equal shares by comparing their areas, and name one share.
Activity detailsLanguage Arts · 5
Quote accurately when explaining explicit ideas and inferences.
Activity detailsMathematics · 3
Solve one-step word problems about liquid volumes in liters by simulating equal amounts drawn out of a container.
Activity detailsMathematics · 4
Solve addition problems with fractional data shown on a line plot.
Activity detailsLanguage Arts · K-2
Answer who, what, where, when, and why questions about a story read aloud
Activity detailsLanguage Arts · K-1
Identify the title, author, and illustrator of a book and explain the role of each
Activity detailsLanguage Arts · K-2
Identify characters, setting, and major events in a story read aloud
Activity detailsLanguage Arts · K-1
Read decodable sentences using sight words and CVC words
Activity detailsLanguage Arts · K-2
Distinguish between fiction (made-up) and nonfiction (real information) texts
Activity detailsLanguage Arts · K-2
Identify the main topic of an informational book or passage read aloud
Activity detailsLanguage Arts · K-2
Identify the main topic of an informational book or passage read aloud
Activity detailsLanguage Arts · K-2
Distinguish between fiction (made-up) and nonfiction (real information) texts
Activity detailsLanguage Arts · K-2
Use pictures and prior knowledge to predict what will happen next in a story
Activity detailsLanguage Arts · K-2
Use pictures and prior knowledge to predict what will happen next in a story
Activity detailsLanguage Arts · K-2
Answer who, what, where, when, and why questions about a story read aloud
Activity detailsLanguage Arts · K-2
Use beginning, middle, end to retell the main events of a story
Activity detailsLanguage Arts · K-2
Use beginning, middle, end to retell the main events of a story
Activity detailsLanguage Arts · K-2
Identify characters, setting, and major events in a story read aloud
Activity detailsLanguage Arts · K-1
Identify the title, author, and illustrator of a book and explain the role of each
Activity detailsMathematics · 5
Graph real-world data as points in the first quadrant and interpret the coordinates in context.
Activity detailsLanguage Arts · 4
Explain how an author uses reasons and evidence to support a point.
Activity detailsMathematics · 3
Tell and write time to the nearest minute by counting minutes around an analog clock in fives and ones.
Activity detailsLanguage Arts · 3
Recount a story’s key events and explain how the middle events lead to the ending.
Activity detailsMathematics · 3
Find the area of a rectilinear figure by decomposing it into non-overlapping rectangles and adding their areas.
Activity detailsSocial Studies · 4
Model specialization, interdependence, and movement of goods.
Activity detailsSocial Studies · 5
Explain how U.S. regions specialize and depend on one another through trade.
Activity detailsSocial Studies · 4
Compare physical and human characteristics of U.S. regions by sorting clues for two regions side by side.
Activity detailsLanguage Arts · 4
Use relative pronouns and relative adverbs to join ideas in one sentence.
Activity detailsMathematics · 4
Interpret remainders in multistep division word problems by deciding whether to round up, drop, or report the leftover.
Activity detailsScience · 4
Compare energy resources and design a reliable lower-impact energy system.
Activity detailsLanguage Arts · 4
Take notes in your own words, sort them into categories, and list the source.
Activity detailsLanguage Arts · 5
Draw on several print and digital sources to locate answers quickly and solve a problem.
Activity detailsSocial Studies · 3
Identify the natural, human, and capital resources a producer uses to make a good.
Activity detailsOral Language Development · K-1
Use story sequence cards or own words to retell a familiar story with a clear beginning, middle, and end
Activity detailsOral Language Development · K-1
Summarize key facts from an informational read-aloud; identify the main topic and two supporting details
Activity detailsOral Language Development · K-1
Share a personal event in sequence using transition words (first, then, next, last) and specific details
Activity detailsOral Language Development · 3
Retell a story aloud in order with key details and transition words.
Activity detailsOral Language Development · K-1
Include character names, setting description, and at least two key events when retelling a story
Activity detailsScience · 5
Decide whether a change formed a new substance by testing if it can be undone.
Activity detailsLanguage Arts · 3
Strengthen writing through revision and editing choices.
Activity detailsSocial Studies · 5
Connect where and when key Revolutionary War events happened to the factors that decided them.
Activity detailsArts & Creative Expression · 3
Compose rhythmic measures whose note values fill a whole.
Activity detailsMathematics · 3
Solve how-many-groups division problems by measuring off equal lengths and counting the groups.
Activity detailsArts & Creative Expression · 3
Choose levels and pathways in a movement sequence to express an idea.
Activity detailsMathematics · 5
Divide a decimal length by a whole number by cutting it into equal pieces and measuring one.
Activity detailsTechnology & Computer Basics · 4
Trace an if-then-else rule by predicting which branch each input takes before running the program.
Activity detailsMathematics · 4
Add and subtract mixed numbers with like denominators by moving whole miles and fraction steps on a trail.
Activity detailsSocial Studies · 5
Decide whether a government action crosses a right protected by the Bill of Rights and what the government must do instead.
Activity detailsScience · 4
Model waves as regular patterns of motion with amplitude and wavelength that can move objects.
Activity detailsArts & Creative Expression · 5
Choose the structural form that fits a site and a purpose, and explain how its shape carries the load.
Activity detailsMathematics · 3
Sort quadrilaterals into categories by their sides and angles, including squares that belong to more than one category.
Activity detailsTechnology & Computer Basics · 3
Create and debug ordered algorithms with events and conditionals.
Activity detailsScience · 4
Use patterns in rocks and landforms to infer Earth’s changes over time.
Activity detailsLanguage Arts · 5
Group words by shared Greek and Latin roots and use the root to work out a new word.
Activity detailsMathematics · 4
Compare two lengths given in different units by expressing the larger unit in the smaller one.
Activity detailsScience · 5
Show that Earth’s gravity pulls objects toward its center wherever they are.
Activity detailsMathematics · 4
Round multi-digit whole numbers to the nearest thousand, ten thousand, or hundred thousand.
Activity detailsMathematics · 3
Round whole numbers to the nearest 10 or 100 using place-value reasoning.
Activity detailsMathematics · 5
Round decimals to a given place by finding every number that rounds to the same value.
Activity detailsSocial Studies · 3
Explain why communities make rules and laws and how they protect people and property.
Activity detailsSocial Studies · 3
Explain why communities make rules and laws and how they protect people and property.
Activity detailsMathematics · 3
Express a whole number of laps as a fraction and recognize fractions that equal whole numbers.
Activity detailsScience · 5
Use lights of known power at measured distances to explain why a star’s apparent brightness depends on its distance.
Activity detailsTechnology & Computer Basics · K-2
Identify safe online behavior: never share personal information, ask an adult if unsure
Activity detailsTechnology & Computer Basics · K-2
Identify safe online behavior: never share personal information, ask an adult if unsure
Activity detailsHealth & Physical Education · K-2
Identify safety rules at home, school, and in the community; practice saying no to unsafe situations
Activity detailsHealth & Physical Education · K-2
Identify safety rules at home, school, and in the community; practice saying no to unsafe situations
Activity detailsMathematics · 3
Show that rectangles with the same perimeter can have different areas, and the same area can need different perimeters.
Activity detailsLanguage Arts · 5
Explain how each scene of a story fits into its overall structure.
Activity detailsScience · 5
Evaluate solutions a community can use to protect the air near a school from human pollution.
Activity detailsScience · 4
Test and improve a solar oven that converts light into heat until it meets a cooking need.
Activity detailsMathematics · 5
Use estimates to find a decimal product or quotient whose decimal point slipped, and fix it.
Activity detailsScience · 5
Model how matter cycles among plants, animals, decomposers, and the air in a closed system.
Activity detailsTechnology & Computer Basics · 4
Evaluate digital sources for author, evidence, currency, and purpose by ranking three search results for one research question.
Activity detailsTechnology & Computer Basics · 3
Identify useful, safe, and relevant digital information.
Activity detailsScience · 5
Show how Earth’s orbit around the Sun changes which stars appear in the midnight sky from season to season.
Activity detailsSocial Studies · 4
Explain the diversity and continuity of Indigenous nations by building one nation’s yearly round from its own place.
Activity detailsHealth & Physical Education · K-2
Use words to solve disagreements; identify strategies: walk away, use I-statements, ask for help
Activity detailsHealth & Physical Education · K-2
Name and identify basic emotions (happy, sad, angry, scared, surprised); express feelings appropriately
Activity detailsHealth & Physical Education · K-2
Name and identify basic emotions (happy, sad, angry, scared, surprised); express feelings appropriately
Activity detailsHealth & Physical Education · K-2
Use words to solve disagreements; identify strategies: walk away, use I-statements, ask for help
Activity detailsSocial Studies · K
Describe personal characteristics, interests, and what makes each person unique
Activity detailsSocial Studies · K
Describe personal characteristics, interests, and what makes each person unique
Activity detailsLanguage Arts · 3
Build complete simple, compound, and complex sentences.
Activity detailsLanguage Arts · 3
Repair a sentence fragment and join two simple sentences into a correct compound or complex sentence.
Activity detailsLanguage Arts · 3
Distinguish shades of meaning among related words that describe states and degrees.
Activity detailsScience · 4
Compare design solutions that reduce the damage earthquakes cause to buildings.
Activity detailsMathematics · K-1
Name and describe circles, squares, triangles, and rectangles by their attributes
Activity detailsMathematics · K-1
Name and describe spheres, cubes, cylinders, and cones; sort them from flat shapes
Activity detailsMathematics · K-2
Count and describe the sides and corners (vertices) of 2D shapes
Activity detailsMathematics · K-2
Combine simple shapes to create larger shapes; break apart shapes into parts
Activity detailsMathematics · K-1
Name and describe hexagons, ovals, and rhombuses; find them in the environment
Activity detailsMathematics · K-2
Identify shapes that have a line of symmetry using folding and mirroring activities
Activity detailsMathematics · K-1
Name and describe hexagons, ovals, and rhombuses; find them in the environment
Activity detailsMathematics · K-1
Name and describe circles, squares, triangles, and rectangles by their attributes
Activity detailsMathematics · K-1
Use above, below, beside, between, inside, outside to describe positions of objects
Activity detailsMathematics · K-2
Count and describe the sides and corners (vertices) of 2D shapes
Activity detailsMathematics · K-1
Name and describe spheres, cubes, cylinders, and cones; sort them from flat shapes
Activity detailsMathematics · K-2
Identify shapes that have a line of symmetry using folding and mirroring activities
Activity detailsMathematics · K-2
Combine simple shapes to create larger shapes; break apart shapes into parts
Activity detailsTechnology & Computer Basics · 3
Use keyboard commands accurately and efficiently.
Activity detailsLanguage Arts · K-1
Read the 40 Dolch pre-primer words instantly by sight (a, and, away, big, blue, can)
Activity detailsLanguage Arts · K-1
Read the 52 Dolch primer words by sight (all, am, are, at, ate, be, black, brown)
Activity detailsLanguage Arts · K-1
Read the 40 Dolch pre-primer words instantly by sight (a, and, away, big, blue, can)
Activity detailsLanguage Arts · K-1
Read the 52 Dolch primer words by sight (all, am, are, at, ate, be, black, brown)
Activity detailsLanguage Arts · K-1
Read decodable sentences using sight words and CVC words
Activity detailsLanguage Arts · 4
Correct capitalization, commas, apostrophes, and frequently confused words, and explain the rule behind each fix.
Activity detailsMathematics · 4
Measure several angles with a protractor to find the one with a required measure.
Activity detailsMathematics · K-2
Recognize repeating intervals by selecting every second, third, fourth, or fifth object along a visual trail
Activity detailsSocial Studies · 5
Examine slavery and resistance through age-appropriate, human-centered evidence.
Activity detailsScience · 5
Show that a plant builds its mass from water and air by growing it with no soil at all.
Activity detailsMathematics · 5
Find the area of a rectangle with mixed-number side lengths by adding the partial products of its parts.
Activity detailsScience · 5
Model patterns caused by Earth’s rotation, orbit, and positions in the solar system.
Activity detailsScience · 4
Gather and interpret ocean-floor map data to describe trenches, ridges, and the pattern of earthquakes.
Activity detailsTechnology & Computer Basics · 5
Compare the efficiency of sorting algorithms by counting comparisons and swaps.
Activity detailsTechnology & Computer Basics · 4
Evaluate digital sources for author, evidence, currency, and purpose.
Activity detailsLanguage Arts · 5
Integrate information from a text and a chart to answer a question neither answers alone.
Activity detailsGeneral · K-5, 1-2, 2-3, 3-4, 4-5
Explore the interactive space playground! Click on objects to see them come alive with animations and sounds.
Activity detailsOral Language Development · 3
Speak clearly, listen actively, and build on another speaker’s ideas.
Activity detailsLanguage Arts · K-2
Take turns speaking, listen while others talk, and respond to what was said in group discussions
Activity detailsLanguage Arts · K-2
Take turns speaking, listen while others talk, and respond to what was said in group discussions
Activity detailsSocial Studies · 4
Model specialization and interdependence by staffing a production line and comparing it with workers who do every step.
Activity detailsOral Language Development · 4
Revise a persuasive speech so its opinion, reasons, and call to action fit the audience by finding and replacing its weakest line.
Activity detailsScience · 5
Use Earth’s rotation to explain day and night and the daily motion of the Sun and stars.
Activity detailsScience · 3
Use a balanced straw detector to test which rubbed objects push or pull across a gap, and how the gap changes the force.
Activity detailsMathematics · 3
Use the distributive property to break a product into two easier products.
Activity detailsMathematics · 3
Estimate the masses of everyday objects in grams and kilograms by testing them against one benchmark mass on matching springs.
Activity detailsScience · 4
Model a wave’s amplitude and wavelength with a crowd and show that a wave moves things without carrying them along.
Activity detailsArts & Creative Expression · 4
Use warm, cool, and complementary colors to set a mood and a focal point by lighting a stage scene.
Activity detailsLanguage Arts · 4
Use a drama’s cast, dialogue, and stage directions to explain what a scene shows.
Activity detailsMathematics · 4
Classify two-dimensional figures by their angles and by parallel and perpendicular sides.
Activity detailsScience · 5
Explain that a star’s apparent brightness depends on its distance from Earth as well as its true brightness.
Activity detailsSocial Studies · 4
Describe how a state constitution divides power among the legislature, the governor, and the state courts, and how each branch checks another.
Activity detailsSocial Studies · 4
Construct a state-history account from chronological primary and secondary sources.
Activity detailsSocial Studies · 4
Identify a state’s major physical features and explain how rivers, mountains, plains, and coasts shape where people settle.
Activity detailsLanguage Arts · 4
Tell what a text states directly from what a reader infers, and cite the detail that supports an inference.
Activity detailsSocial Studies · 4
Trace a real state case through the legislature, governor, and courts and find where one branch checks another.
Activity detailsScience · 3
Investigate electric pushes and pulls between charged objects that are not touching.
Activity detailsArts & Creative Expression · 5
Plan stop-motion frames so spacing and timing tell a clear moving story.
Activity detailsScience · 3
Design and compare solutions that reduce the impact of weather-related hazards.
Activity detailsLanguage Arts · 3
Recount stories and determine how events build on one another.
Activity detailsOral Language Development · 3
Retell a story aloud in order with key details and transition words.
Activity detailsHealth & Physical Education · 5
Protect personal information by testing what a stranger can see from an online profile’s settings.
Activity detailsMathematics · 5
Multiply a decimal by a whole number as equal decimal strides along a measured rail.
Activity detailsExecutive Function Skills · 5
Choose a study strategy that fits a kind of learning goal and space practice sessions before the deadline.
Activity detailsExecutive Function Skills · 5
Self-monitor study strategies by comparing predictions, results, and the strategies used.
Activity detailsLanguage Arts · 3
Ensure subject-verb and pronoun-antecedent agreement in sentences.
Activity detailsMathematics · K-1
Subtract to find how many are left when removing objects from a group up to 5
Activity detailsMathematics · K-1
Represent subtraction stories with number sentences using minus and equals symbols
Activity detailsMathematics · 3
Subtract within 1,000 using decomposition and regrouping.
Activity detailsMathematics · 4
Subtract multi-digit whole numbers accurately using decomposition.
Activity detailsMathematics · K-1
Subtract within 10 using number lines, ten-frames, and real-world story problems
Activity detailsMathematics · K-1
Represent subtraction stories with number sentences using minus and equals symbols
Activity detailsMathematics · K-1
Subtract to find how many are left when removing objects from a group up to 5
Activity detailsMathematics · K-1
Subtract within 10 using number lines, ten-frames, and real-world story problems
Activity detailsMathematics · K-1
Solve simple put-together, take-apart, and compare story problems within 10
Activity detailsSocial Studies · 3
Describe how immigrant families shape a community through work, food, language, and celebrations.
Activity detailsLanguage Arts · 4
Summarize a story with a Somebody–Wanted–But–So–Then frame that keeps only central events.
Activity detailsLanguage Arts · 4
Summarize a text using only central events and ideas.
Activity detailsScience · 5
Trace the energy in animal food back to energy that was once sunlight captured by plants.
Activity detailsExecutive Function Skills · 4
Prioritize by urgency and importance when a surprise task arrives and the evening plan must change.
Activity detailsMathematics · 3
Recognize equivalent fractions as the same point on a number line by placing swimmers on lanes partitioned into different equal parts.
Activity detailsExecutive Function Skills · 3
Manage materials and switch smoothly from one class activity to the next.
Activity detailsExecutive Function Skills · 4
Use communication and conflict repair in group work by building the steps that bring two disagreeing teammates together.
Activity detailsExecutive Function Skills · 3
Break a goal into ordered, manageable steps and monitor completion.
Activity detailsExecutive Function Skills · K-1
Stick with a challenging task to completion; use 'I can try again' self-talk when frustrated; recognize the reward of finishing
Activity detailsExecutive Function Skills · K-1
Gather needed materials before starting a task; keep workspace organized; return materials when finished
Activity detailsExecutive Function Skills · K-1
Check own work against a simple rubric or checklist; identify one thing done well and one thing to improve
Activity detailsExecutive Function Skills · K-2
Break a two-step project into steps; decide what to do first and what to do next before starting
Activity detailsExecutive Function Skills · K-1
Begin an assigned activity independently after hearing instructions; develop 'ready, set, go' self-start habit
Activity detailsMathematics · 3
Compose and decompose whole numbers through 1,000 in more than one way by trading hundreds for tens.
Activity detailsMathematics · 4
Recognize that a digit in one place represents ten times what it represents in the place to its right.
Activity detailsMathematics · 5
Recognize that a digit in one place is ten times what it represents in the place to its right.
Activity detailsMathematics · 5
Build a triangle that fits a two-part description of its sides and angles.
Activity detailsMathematics · 4
Express a fraction with denominator 10 as an equivalent fraction with denominator 100 and add the two.
Activity detailsLanguage Arts · 5
Tell what a text says outright from what it implies, and quote accurately to support an inference.
Activity detailsLanguage Arts · 3
Decide whether a text answers a question and, when it does, point to the exact sentence that is the basis for the answer.
Activity detailsLanguage Arts · 3
Use text features and search tools to locate information efficiently.
Activity detailsLanguage Arts · 4
Recognize chronology, comparison, cause/effect, and problem/solution structures.
Activity detailsArts & Creative Expression · 3
Create repeating visual patterns using contrasting implied and actual textures.
Activity detailsLanguage Arts · 5
Compare how two stories on the same topic develop different themes.
Activity detailsLanguage Arts · 5
Compare how two texts develop related themes.
Activity detailsLanguage Arts · 4
Determine a story theme from how the main character changes.
Activity detailsLanguage Arts · 4
Determine a story theme and summarize supporting events.
Activity detailsMathematics · 5
Interpret real-world coordinate points to find and fix a point that was graphed wrong.
Activity detailsMathematics · K-2
Name days of the week, months of the year, and read a simple calendar
Activity detailsMathematics · K-2
Read analog and digital clocks to the hour and connect times to daily activities
Activity detailsMathematics · K-2
Name days of the week, months of the year, and read a simple calendar
Activity detailsMathematics · K-2
Read analog and digital clocks to the hour and connect times to daily activities
Activity detailsMathematics · K-1
Use vocabulary morning, afternoon, evening, yesterday, today, tomorrow to describe time
Activity detailsMathematics · K-1
Use vocabulary morning, afternoon, evening, yesterday, today, tomorrow to describe time
Activity detailsMathematics · 4
Work out which place a large number was rounded to by testing the thousand, ten thousand, and hundred thousand.
Activity detailsSocial Studies · 3
Describe how local government listens to residents and makes decisions about limited money.
Activity detailsScience · 4
Read the evidence of ice, wind, plant roots, and rain breaking down rock in a real place over time.
Activity detailsSocial Studies · 3
Describe how citizens take part in community decisions by voting and volunteering, and how majority rule works.
Activity detailsSocial Studies · 4
Analyze how geography, needs, and exchange shape movement by deciding which camps must travel to a trade fair.
Activity detailsMathematics · 3
Place fractions, including fractions greater than 1, on a number line partitioned into equal intervals.
Activity detailsMathematics · 5
Divide a unit fraction by a whole number, or a whole number by a unit fraction, on a trail map.
Activity detailsMathematics · 4
Decide what a division remainder means in a story: one more container, left out, or the answer itself.
Activity detailsScience · 3
Explain how differences in traits among members of a species give some a better chance to survive and reproduce.
Activity detailsMathematics · 5
Classify triangles by both their side lengths and their angle measures.
Activity detailsMathematics · 5
Generate two numerical patterns, form ordered pairs from their terms, and compare the terms.
Activity detailsScience · 3
Use seeds from the same parent plant grown in different conditions to tell inherited traits from traits changed by the environment.
Activity detailsLanguage Arts · 3
Compare and contrast the key points of two texts on the same topic, feature by feature.
Activity detailsSocial Studies · 5
Compare how one exchange after contact affected people on both sides of the Atlantic over time.
Activity detailsExecutive Function Skills · 4
Order and schedule a multi-step project by fitting dependent steps into two crews’ days before a due date.
Activity detailsLanguage Arts · 4
Tell which facts come from one text, the other, or both, and ask a question only both texts together can answer.
Activity detailsMathematics · 3
Solve two-step word problems that join or remove a length and then divide it into equal parts.
Activity detailsMathematics · 3
Represent and solve two-step word problems using all four operations.
Activity detailsLanguage Arts · 4
Integrate information from two texts on the same topic to write about it knowledgeably.
Activity detailsMathematics · 5
Interpret division of unit fractions by whole numbers and vice versa.
Activity detailsSocial Studies · 4
Compare physical and human characteristics of U.S. regions.
Activity detailsScience · 4
Correlate rock layers and fossils between sites to infer how a landscape changed.
Activity detailsMathematics · 3
Make change by counting up from a price and find how much change is still owed after a partial return.
Activity detailsLanguage Arts · 4
Explain how a poem is built from lines, stanzas, and rhyme, and how verse differs from prose.
Activity detailsLanguage Arts · 5
Show how two people’s roles shape the words they choose to describe the same event.
Activity detailsArts & Creative Expression · K-2
Create art using pencils, crayons, watercolors, collage, and clay; compare the results
Activity detailsArts & Creative Expression · K-2
Identify primary colors (red, yellow, blue) and demonstrate how mixing creates secondary colors
Activity detailsArts & Creative Expression · K-2
Identify primary colors (red, yellow, blue) and demonstrate how mixing creates secondary colors
Activity detailsArts & Creative Expression · K-2
Identify and use lines, shapes, colors, and textures to create original artwork
Activity detailsArts & Creative Expression · K-2
Identify and use lines, shapes, colors, and textures to create original artwork
Activity detailsArts & Creative Expression · K-2
Create art using pencils, crayons, watercolors, collage, and clay; compare the results
Activity detailsLanguage Arts · K-2
Match words with their opposites (hot/cold, big/little, fast/slow)
Activity detailsLanguage Arts · K-2
Use picture clues and context to determine the meaning of unknown words in a text
Activity detailsLanguage Arts · K-2
Match words with their opposites (hot/cold, big/little, fast/slow)
Activity detailsLanguage Arts · K-2
Use picture clues and context to determine the meaning of unknown words in a text
Activity detailsMathematics · 5
Measure volume and solve problems with rectangular prisms.
Activity detailsTechnology & Computer Basics · 5
Debug a coordinate program with variables and loops by tracing it step by step.
Activity detailsScience · 3
Represent a month of weather data in a graph to describe the weather typical of a season.
Activity detailsScience · 3
Collect and interpret temperature, wind, precipitation, and cloud data.
Activity detailsScience · 4
Investigate how ice, wind, plant roots, and rain break rocks into smaller pieces.
Activity detailsMathematics · 4
Use one rectangle measure and a side to find the length, then find the other measure: area from perimeter, or perimeter from area.
Activity detailsHealth & Physical Education · 5
Evaluate safe, healthy, and responsible choices in realistic situations.
Activity detailsSocial Studies · 5
Analyze how westward expansion changed the land, economies, and Native nations over time.
Activity detailsMathematics · 3
Express whole numbers as fractions and recognize fractions that are equal to whole numbers.
Activity detailsLanguage Arts · 4
Explain what firsthand and secondhand accounts of one event can and cannot tell a reader.
Activity detailsMathematics · 5
Add mixed numbers with unlike denominators by renaming to a common unit and regrouping into a whole.
Activity detailsLanguage Arts · 5
Sort word pairs by how the words are related, then use that relationship to complete an analogy.
Activity detailsLanguage Arts · 4
Use roots and affixes to infer word meanings.
Activity detailsLanguage Arts · 4
Build words from Greek and Latin roots and affixes to match a meaning, and explain each part.
Activity detailsSocial Studies · 3
Identify the natural, human, and capital resources a producer uses to make a good.
Activity detailsLanguage Arts · K-1
Write 2-3 facts about a topic of choice with a drawing to support the information
Activity detailsLanguage Arts · K-1
Draw a picture and label it with letters or invented spelling; share the meaning aloud
Activity detailsLanguage Arts · K-1
Write a sentence stating a preference and provide one reason
Activity detailsLanguage Arts · K-1
Write 2-3 facts about a topic of choice with a drawing to support the information
Activity detailsLanguage Arts · K-1
Draw a picture and label it with letters or invented spelling; share the meaning aloud
Activity detailsLanguage Arts · K-1
Draw and write about a personal experience with a beginning, middle, and end
Activity detailsLanguage Arts · K
Write first name with correct letter formation and capitalization of the first letter
Activity detailsLanguage Arts · K-1
Draw and write about a personal experience with a beginning, middle, and end
Activity detailsLanguage Arts · K-1
Write a sentence stating a preference and provide one reason
Activity detailsLanguage Arts · K
Practice horizontal, vertical, diagonal, and curved strokes as preparation for letter writing
Activity detailsLanguage Arts · 4
Plan, draft, revise, and publish organized writing.
Activity detailsLanguage Arts · K-1
Write a complete sentence with a capital letter, spaces between words, and end punctuation
Activity detailsLanguage Arts · K-1
Write a complete sentence with a capital letter, spaces between words, and end punctuation
Activity detailsLanguage Arts · K
Practice horizontal, vertical, diagonal, and curved strokes as preparation for letter writing
Activity detailsLanguage Arts · K
Write first name with correct letter formation and capitalization of the first letter
Activity detailsScience · 3
Combine temperature and rainfall records to describe and compare the climates of different regions.
Activity detailsLanguage Arts · 3
Use headings, captions, diagram labels, and sidebars to locate information quickly.
Activity detailsLanguage Arts · 4
Find and fix relative pronouns and relative adverbs that are used incorrectly.
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