Interactive in 6th grade

Unleash your creativity and personalize your dream locker with our interactive 'Decorate Your Own Locker' activity!

A map of each continent is a valuable resource for students to learn geography.

Explore the wonders of our cosmic neighborhood with this interactive solar system worksheet!

A worksheet exploring the vital processes of photosynthesis and cellular respiration, ideal for enhancing students' understanding of these concepts.

A digestive system worksheet is a helpful tool for students to learn about the organs and functions of the digestive system.

Embark on a global adventure with our interactive world map. Explore, connect, and discover by placing pins and sharing interesting facts about yourself or locations. Let the exploration begin!

Visualize expressions and equations using colorful tiles. Manipulate and arrange tiles to simplify algebraic concepts.

Discover the world of music with our identifying musical instruments worksheet! Test your knowledge and learn about different instruments in a fun way.

Teach your students how to tell time with our fun and engaging interactive analog clock worksheet!

A worksheet exploring the vital processes of photosynthesis and cellular respiration, ideal for enhancing students' understanding of these concepts.

Play the classic game of Tic Tac Toe in our interactive template!

Get prepped for Back-to-school with this super handy seating chart!

Our Computer Science Vocabulary Book was designed by Laurie Guyon @SMILELearning with the new NYSED digital and computer science standards in mind. It's the go-to resource for 3rd-6th grade students eager to learn fundamental tech terminology. They can explore 18 key terms while completing engaging activities. Equip your students with our Computer Science Vocabulary Book, and let them confidently navigate the digital world!

Unleash creativity with our blank board game. No rules, students create their own fun!

Boost your students brain development with a simple game of chess!

Chess exercises both sides of the brain and requires a lot of “if this, then-that” scenarios, so students will have to imagine all the potential moves, alternatives and outcomes as they play.

Plus, chess is known to significantly improve visual memory and concentration, as well as reading and problem-solving skills.

Assign this template to students in pairs (try match one student who knows how to play with another who's yet to learn to test your students' ability to lead and follow).

Get prepped for Back-to-school with this super handy seating chart!