The Addition in the Sky activity provides children with the ability to add up to ten planes or helicopters in the sky at any one time. The activity provides ten problems.

In this activity the child is presented with eight addition problems using the numbers 1-5 to arrive at sums ranging from two to five. The activity has a background picture of the woods.

A multi-activity unit about the four steps of the water cycle (evaporation, transpiration, condensation and precipitation) and the various accumulations of water as it exists on earth.

There are a total of six fraction problems included in this activity presented in a story book form.They involve the work day for the produce workers, packaging and shipment to market on the farmer’s trucks.

The activity provides details on what constitutes a spider and how they vary from insects

It also discusses unique characteristics and habits of various spiders in regards to webs, habitats and hunting.