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Empower students in Grade 4 to sharpen their multiplication, division, and measurement skills, and better understand decimals and fractions, with instructional resources ideal for at-home learning.

Help your children in kindergarten understand numbers and how objects are similar and different with these free downloadable activities.

Have high school students analyze news stories, poems, and short stories with these instructional resources designed for remote learning.

Help your children in Grade 1 understand numbers through the context of animals.

Try these free graphic organizers for reading comprehension for all grade levels to help students visually organize their thoughts about literature.

Explore a variety of scientific learning activities to engage students in the great outdoors.

There are various benefits of independent reading, including improving your students’ fluency, vocabulary, and comprehension. Read more about how you can empower your students to become lifelong readers by providing an independent reading library.

Learn about the role of math in cooking in the "Math Meets Culinary Arts" episode of HMH's Math at Work web series.

Use these financial literacy lesson plans and activities for middle school to teach students about topics ranging from salaries to wages to creating a personal budget.

Explore a variety of learning activities to engage students in scientific exploration of the great outdoors.

Ease elementary school students' transition from arithmetic to algebra by introducing them to algebra concepts throughout the elementary grades.

Get your learners ready for the next step in learning mathematics with these free high school math activities.

Download these Code of Hammurabi activity and lesson plan resources to teach students the context surrounding the creation of the code of laws.

Explore 6 fun math activities for middle school from HMH's GO Math! program. These middle school math games and projects for grades 6-8 will keep your students engaged.

Known for its architecture, democratic system of government, and impact on science and the arts, ancient Greece is an important topic often covered in middle and high school social studies.

Use these downloadable resources to teach students about Charlemagne and the Early Middle Ages.

Download our Protestant Reformation lesson plan to teach your students about this period of upheaval in Europe. Then, use the Protestant Reformation activities for middle school and high school to encourage critical thinking through writing and primary source analysis.

Explore a variety of scientific learning activities to engage students in environmental conservation.