Life Cycles & The Environment
Second graders will be diving into the life cycles of Amphibians, Birds, & Mammals! Students will also research pollinators while gaining a deeper understanding of…
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Physical Changes: Investigating the World
Fifth graders will explore the indicators to determine whether a chemical or physical change took place. They will learn how temperature changes can affect the…
Time Travelers: Exploring America’s Historical Figures
The historical figures trunk contains books, costumes and artifacts on important historical figures like Benjamin Franklin, Thomas Jefferson, Lewis & Clark, Sacajawea, Harriet Tubman, Theodore…
Let’s Travel: American Symbols, Maps, + Globes
Kindergarten students will gain understanding of our place on a map and in the world through location, symbols, and history. We’ll discover that a map…
World War II
Fifth graders will explore the many factors that began WWII. They will learn the leaders of the major players, and the two primary “theaters” in…
A Walk Through Georgia: Georgia’s Habitats
Students will explore the characteristics of the five main Georgia regions with a focus on animal and plant habitats and their adaptations. Students will define…
Digging into the Past and Present: Muscogee (Creek) and Cherokee Nations
Second graders will dig into the past and discover the life of Georgia’s earliest people. In this unit, second graders will develop a deep understanding…
Branching Out: American Government
Students will understand why it is important for Americans to share certain democratic beliefs. Students will learn that this applies to our personal and civic…
Superheroes of Georgia: Georgia’s Civil and Human Rights Leaders
Second graders will explore some of Georgia’s own Superheroes of civil and human rights. They will explore the lives of these individuals, and what inspired…
A Day in the Life of a Meteorologist
Weather and hydrology books, meteorologist tools including boiling point thermometers, weather vane, upright weather station, classroom weather center, rain gauge and much more. This interactive…
Shooting for the Stars
Students will explore the characteristics of the main constellations and their position in the night sky. They will explore the rotation and tilt of the…
Rocks, Minerals, Fossils, Oh My!
Students will understand the formation and types of fossils. They will understand the differences and similarities between rocks and minerals. Students will describe how the…
Our Wondrous World
This trunk contains books, costumes and artifacts for students to travel the world. Unit topics cover landforms, climates and animal adaptations of NORTH AMERICA: The…
A Day in the Life of Me + My Community
Communities are made up of many different people. Each person in a community is valuable. We can display positive character traits to welcome others into…
Going Wild with Creature Features
Animals are living things that need food to live and grow. Animals grow and change and are able to have young. We also will observe…
Indigenous Peoples of North America: Pre Contact
Students will learn about the ways of life of Indigenous Peoples of North America (primarily in what is now known as the United States) before…
Money On The Move
Students will explore currency with authentic bills and coins from around the world, learn about producers and consumers with a classroom snack shop, cash registers…
Civil War
The artifacts and literature in this trunk will help students comprehend events of the Civil War using documents, images and things they can touch and…
Rock Out in Your Backyard: Earth Materials
The materials that come from the Earth have different properties. The earth is made of rocks, soil, air, and water. Wind and water can change…
Project Invention: Force and Motion
This trunk breaks down some pretty complicated physics into bite-sized chunks for both teachers and students. Teachers will love it because their plans, materials, PowerPoint…
Weather Watch
Students will make and use various weather tools and maps to predict weather. They will explore weather patterns that meteorologists use to predict the weather.…