Use this chart to help organize information before writing a book report. Describe the setting, characters, conflicts, and more. |  Details

Use this chart to help get started on a paper. |  Details

Making personal timelines can help children understand that the stories of history have beginnings, middles, and ends. |  Details

See how many words related to Labor Day you can find in this word scramble worksheet. |  Details

Talking about holidays allows children learn about history in their every day lives. |  Details

Labor Day coloring page featuring a teacher in her classroom. Think about all the jobs available in your community.  |  Details

Labor Day-themed crossword puzzle asks children to identify jobs in their communities. |  Details

Practice multi-digit addition with this Labor Day-themed math worksheet.  |  Details

How you can use games and activities to reinforce what your children are learning in history class.  |  Details

Celebrate Women's History Month with this acrostic poem activity. Think of a word or phrase that starts with each letter of the word "inspiration."  |  Details

The Census Bureau counts people in every type of house. How many homes can you see on this coloring page?  |  Details

Every kind of kid is counted by the US Census Bureau.  |  Details

A good way to introduce children to history is to let them know how school—a main focus of their lives—has changed over the years.  |  Details

Help your children practice their story telling skills. |  Details

Rearrange the letters to spell a word or phrase that is related to Labor Day. |  Details

Labor Day coloring page featuring auto mechanics. Think about all the jobs available in your community. |  Details

Use these questions and activities to teach your children about historical heroes. |  Details

Directions for creating a personal time capsule. |  Details

Use this activity to show your children that they have a place in history. |  Details

Every family counts! This coloring page created by the US Census Bureau. |  Details

A good place for children to begin to develop an interest in history is to find out the history of where they live. |  Details

Use these activities to make TV watching an educational experience. |  Details

A great way for young children to develop an interest in history is for parents to make books with history themes a part of their reading-aloud routin |  Details

This activity allows children to connect historical events.  |  Details

Suggestions on how to enhance your visit to a living history museum. |  Details