These @Home learning activities provide teachers with simple and effective tools for involving parents in their children’s education. They provide families with opportunities to spend time together -- learning with, from, and about one another.
In a Million Words or Fewer
Getting to know one another.
Setting Goals
Set goals for the coming year, and find out what you need to do to achieve them.
Catch the Phrase
Share thoughts about a book you have read.
Make a Time Capsule
Collect and save items that hold special family memories.
How Long Is the Line?
Run an errand to learn about estimation.
Going Back to School Can Be Expensive!
How much does it cost to get one child ready for a new school year?
Across
the United States
I'm thinking of a place in the United States
Grocery
Store Math
Shopping for dinner.
Family
Timeline
Learn about the history of your family.
Families
are Funny
Draw a family comic strip.
Family
Travels
Write about a favorite family trip.
Family
Calendar
Remember your family's special days.
Cooking
Up History
Make Native American fry bread.
Flags
of the World
Design a family flag.
Tell a
Story
Tell a story with pictures.
Family
Collage
Display your family in a collage.
Gelatin
Fun
Learn about friction.
Cereal
Science
Learn what's in the cereal you eat.
The Probability
of Color
What color are your M&M's?
Walking
Earth's Solar System
Make a scale model of Earth's solar system
Follow
Directions!
Don't leave anything out!
Alphabet
Scavenger Hunt
What letter does petunia start with?
Budget
It!
Plan how to spend your money.
Number
Search
Can you find the number?
Our Town
Learn the history of your city or town.
Let It
Rain!
Make a rain gauge.
Carrot
Tops
What does a plant need to grow?
Around
the World
I'm thinking of a place somewhere in the world
My Hero
Learn about the qualities of heroes.
Fairy
Tale Facts
Read me a fairy tale.
Secret
Message
What happens when you heat oxygen and lemon juice?
Number
Tic-Tac-Toe
Play an addition game.
Stained
Glass Magic
Make stained-glass window art.
Home Poem
Read and write a funny poem.
Which
Park Is It?
We're off to see a national park.
We're
Off!
How will we get where we're going?