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Get these coloring pages for free! Download these pages to your desktop as a companion to your book. Fun for the entire family. -
Did you forget the card? Don't worry, we have you covered! Download our Valentine's Day card, Beetle my Valentine and show your support for STEM. -
Let kids know that STEM is in! Download this FREE Valentine's Day card and spread the love of STEM. -
Download this free worksheet today. Join our prime number club and make math fun for everyone. -
Print out this coloring page and have fun coloring Off-Kilta Matilda® and Archi. Use this sheet to count Off-Kilta Matilda's wings or try to add up all of the letters in Happy Halloween! -
Count the ways you are thankful! -
Put this chart up on your fridge and practice everyday STEM!
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The Prime Number Club® is made up of many “buggy friends.”
Many of these friends are named after people that had a huge effect on STEM today. Carl our grasshopper has many of the characteristics of Carl Linnaeus. He looks for patterns, loves to make systems, has zeal for efficiency and is a fan of discovering new things. -
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The Prime Number Club® is made up of many “buggy friends.” Many of these friends are named after people that had a huge effect on STEM today. Edith our fly has many of the characteristics of Edith Patch. She loves research, writing, protecting the environment and is persistent. -
Thank you for joining the Prime Number Club. This is your free printable so you can learn all about George Washington Carver! Print it out and share it with teachers, kids, classrooms, and parents!
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Thank you for joining the Prime Number Club. This is your free printable so you can learn all about Emilie du Chatelet! Print it out and share it with teachers, kids, classrooms, and parents!
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Welcome to the Prime Number Club!
Old School, New School or Homeschool this Teaching Guide will help you with everything Off-Kilta Matilda™.
We work with kids, parents, and teachers all over the country. Every day we learn new ways to teach self-esteem and STEM.
For our younger students, we often start the story by asking them what makes them unique? We also do fun things like having the kids get up and organize themselves into prime numbers or Off-Kilta Matilda's wings.
