In 1967, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. gave a special speech to a school full of young people, sharing his vision for how they could build meaningful, excellent lives. What would your life's blueprint look like?
Dive deep into an author's world with RIF's Author Study, a complete K–5 literacy unit that guides students through reading, research, and cross-curricular exploration of a single author's body of work.
After reading Summer Camp Sleuths by Bethany Latham, use this printable and interactive Word Search puzzle to extend student learning. Find and circle words across, down, and diagonally.
After reading The Organic Artist for Kids by Nick Neddo, use this printable and interactive Word Search Puzzle to extend student learning. Find and cycle words across and down.
After reading The Organic Artist for Kids by Nick Neddo, use this Memory Matching puzzle to help students build familiarity with the book’s vocabulary words.
After reading A Sky That Sings by Anita Sanchez, use this printable and interactive Word Search Puzzle to extend student learning. Find and cycle words across and down.
After reading Welcome to Our Playground by Moira Butterfield, use this Memory Matching puzzle to help students build familiarity with the book’s vocabulary words.
Chloe Kim didn’t just hop on a snowboard and soar fifteen feet into the air on her first try. She practiced again and again, even when it was hard. And she never forgot how much her family helped her along the way. Big achievements often come from lots of effort, even if people don’t always see the work behind the scenes.
After reading Welcome to Our Playground by Moira Butterfield, use this printable and interactive Word Search Puzzle to extend student learning. Find and cycle words across and down.
