COVID spotlighted challenges we still face as a country. How will you raise your voice for human rights to ensure we come out of this difficult time even stronger?

Guidance recommends we stay 6 feet away from others. But what does 6 feet really mean? Measure it multiple ways and brainstorm creative ways to encourage people to stay 6 feet safe!

Masks can help keep all of us safe, even when we return to regular life. Learn how to make a mask to keep yourself, your family, and your community safe!

For many places, students will not be going back to school this year. Share how you feel about that and create art that will help yourself and others cope with not going back to school this year.

It’s time to celebrate Earth Day – April 22nd! This is a great time to appreciate nature and think about how we can work to make the Earth a cleaner, greener place.

It’s difficult to stay close to home at all times, but you can enjoy resources and dream about your next vacation. Don’t hesitate to share your dreams with family and friends!

During this time of social distancing, we’re all missing the hugs of people we love. Work to flatten the curve and show your love with this fun craft.

We have to be careful when we cough or sneeze, especially when there is a virus going around! Learn why it’s important to cover your mouth and do a fun craft to remind yourself to be healthy and keep others healthy, too.

The COVID-19 new normal may not yet feel very normal to you. You may be experiencing lots of ups and downs. That’s okay! Do this activity to help yourself know some positive ways to adapt to this change.

Learning even though you’re out of school is still very important. Is there someone who inspires you to keep learning or keep going? Let’s have fun and make a model of that person.