What does your yard look like in the late fall? Is there frost? Snow? Is it covered in leaves or early morning dew? This printable project page shows different patterns you can make in your yard with your feet, some string, or maybe even a piece of chalk!

Here are some of Sylvia’s drawings of her pets, plus a few beloved insects. And here is a space for you to draw a portrait of your pets or beloved animals or insects!

In “Around the World,” the children get to do a special project about different countries around the world. They learn about the flag, the map and the food of their country of choice. Choose a country you’d like to discover, and use this printable project page to share what you’ve learned.

Use this printable project page to identify different trees without using their leaves.

In “A Hunting Morning,” Martin, Sylvia, and Laura go on a treasure hunt in the Brown’s orchard and hayfield. They are encouraged to use their noses like foxhounds - and you can too!

You can make a dog or cat mask out of a paper plate! Use this printable project page to get started.

Ready to write your own story? Use words or pictures to answer the questions on these Narrative cards, and then wait for the story to come!

Use this Printable Project Page for some ideas you can use with your silks or any other fabric: wings, a crown, a skirt, a headdress, a cape, a decorative sash, and a tunic. See what else you can make!

Here is a fun craft to make a little scarecrow jar that you can fill up and give away! Download the printable project page to get started.

Use this printable project page to learn to make your own cookie medals!