This video is a song about Teddy Bear following directions such as touch your feet.

Playing with songs and books helps prepare children for future learning and teach them beginning pre-reading skills. Re-enacting we're going on a bear hunt is a fun activity we can do with our kids to help promote this learning through...

[Free Registration/Login Required] Students will put pants, hats, shoes, eyes, shirts, and glasses on a Teddy Bear to dress him up. Pre-K and Kindergartens will use this on Teddy Bear Day!

This activity provides templates and directions for making a paper Teddy bear.

A cartoon image of a cuddly Teddy bear reading a book.

This site contains biographical information, a timeline, and quotations as well as information about President Roosevelt and the Teddy Bear.

The National September 11 Memorial & Museum has partnered with the New York City Department of Education and the New Jersey Commission on Holocaust Education to develop a robust set of 9/11 lessons for K-12 classrooms. Each lesson is...

[Free Registration/Login Required] Use the teddy bear icons to solve teacher created word problems.

This biography of Theodore Roosevelt includes many hyperlinks to related material. The article was written by Tweed Roosevelt.

Here you can learn all about jumping rope at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention you can find out the health benefits of this exercise, what you'll need to get started, how to play it safe, some good tips, and even the full...

SWBAT identify a addition or subtraction sign and set up, record and solve an equation by rolling a set of dice.

Read a passage about selective pressures on cacti needle length and answer the follow-up questions.

This website for young children gives them practice adding sums to 10. Problems are presented as teddy bears to add up with the corresponding digits that represent the problem symbolically.

[Free Registration/Login Required] Use the teddy bears to act out stories while solving addition and subtraction problems.

Interactive vocabulary words are heard when the mouse is moved over pictures that depict things with which children might play. Some vocabulary words can be categorized as toys while others as playground equipment.