Number Line (Christmas-themed)

Learn how to identify points on a number line and practice adding and subtracting using a number line with Christmas-themed activities.

Science Meets Art: Sound

This Originals content talks about how sounds are produced. Students can become more conscious of sounds when they link it with art, such as colors or songs.

How Do You Use Your Five Senses?

Students will go deeper in to their understanding of the five senses and help them explore the world around them.

Five Senses

Learn about the five senses and which body part is used for each sense. Use the five senses graphic organizer to help kids remember them.

Triangle (Thanksgiving-themed)

Thanksgiving-themed activities offer kids an easy yet enjoyable math learning experience in their math journey. Learn about the six types of triangles: acute, obtuse, right, equilateral, isosceles, scalene, and their properties.

Wastewater Treatment

Expanded content for 9th-12th grade to learn and practice about the Wastewater Treatment Process.

Water Cycle (How to Save Water)

For elementary- students to think about how they experience water conservation in everyday life. This content can be used for celebrating World Water Day (22 March) and Earth Day (22 April) as well.

The Plant Kingdom

Learn about the main characteristics of plants and their classification.

Angle Pairs (Halloween-themed)

Angle Pair is an expanded content for 7th-8th grade to provide the information about angles necessary for understanding the more complex subjects.

Angles (Halloween-themed)

We invite vampires, bats, skeletons, pumpkins, a haunted house, and headstones to keep students engaged and thinking mathematically this fall.

Volume2: Cube and Rectangular Prism

Volume 2 is an advanced content to practice the volume measurement of irregular shapes.

Volume: Let’s build an igloo!

With a fun penguin theme and visual animation graphics aid mathematical concepts to help students understand the measuring of volume with unit cubes.

About the Moon

Mid-Autumn Festival activities to let students observe the moon and learn about the moon.

Colors of Seasons

Guide the students to find a color scheme in different seasons and develop their perception of color.

Healthy Eating_MyPlate

Teach your children healthy eating habits, model these behaviors in yourself, and help your children maintain healthy growth.

Mouse Paint (Color Mixing)

Engaging activities and games about color and color mixing, inspired by reading the book Mouse Paint, by Ellen Stoll Walsh.

Rusting of Iron

Help kids learn the basics of rusting, a foundation for the more complex chemistry concepts those children will learn later on.

Density

Look into the definition of density, which can be used to describe everyday objects, and observe density in real life.

HAPPY FATHER’S DAY

On this Father's Day, in the form of a picture book to guide kids think about who he is and prepare a special dish for him to show your love.

Newton’s Laws of Motion

Help students learn about a fundamental concept of the motion of objects related to force and formulated by Isaac Newton into three basic laws.

Waves

What are waves? Waves are all around us from the light we see to the sound we hear, to the earthquake that shakes the ground. Let’s learn about it today!

Table Tennis

Build the background of table tennis basic rules and skills by playing fun interactive activities rather than traditional drills.

Music: Play the Recorder

Make it fun for students to read music is what we wish for. Existing music educational content is packaged in traditional non digital and engaging ways.

Music Theory: Notes and Rests

Let's celebrate the beginning of summer and have fun singing along to this favorite classic - London Bridge is Falling Down