Pepper's Sparklers

Pepper's Paper Sparklers.  Make in fifteen minutes or less.   

Use for any occasion that requires fireworks, 
or for a birthday party or wedding!

Read above or download these instructions for free here on TpT.

Join Pepper for Independence Day and U.S. Symbols here.

El mar, the sea, la mer

Join Pepper to explore the natural features she finds by the sea 
and find out what Pepper takes on her trip in case she needs it.  

In Spanish, English, and French.

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Summer in Spanish, French and English

Pepper introduces Spanish, French or English vocabulary with complete sentences for summer.  Pepper provides a long and a simpler booklet, PowerPoint, test/homework sheet, posters for younger students to write on, and two extra activities involving playing with a beach ball and a game of charades.  

Pepper says "Have a happy summer!"

Stars, Stripes and Sparklers

Join Pepper for a brief history of 

the Declaration of Independence in the U.S.  

Understand why Independence Day is celebrated and 

the origin of the U.S. patriotic symbols used in celebrations. 

Independence Day with Pepper 

Check out Pepper's free paper sparkler instructions at

Pepper's Paper Sparklers

Before School Is Out, Learn about Bastille Day!

Vive le quatorze juillet!  Long live the 14th of July!  Pepper is back in France.  This time for la Fête Nationale, the National Holiday, better known as Bastille Day in English-speaking countries.  

Learn with Pepper about the start of the French Revolution, the storming of the Bastille and the celebrations that followed in later years that lead to la Fête Nationale on July 14.  Understand why Marie-Antoinette was accused of saying “Qu’ils mangent de la brioche,” let them eat cake, and why another day was called "La journée des brouettes," the day of the wheelbarrows.  Pick up some French vocabulary along the way.  On TpT at:  Bastille Day or really La Fête Nationale with Pepper.

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on Tuesday and Wednesday, May 8th - 9th, 2018.

Cinco de Mayo and Mother's Day

The big events on Pepper's calendar this month are Cinco de Mayo and Mother's Day.

Find out more with Pepper and enjoy the celebrations at Cinco de Mayo or Pepper in Puebla

Cinco de Mayo, the fifth of May, celebrates the Battle of Puebla in Mexico when a small Mexican army fought off an attack by a large French army in 1862.  Cinco de Mayo has been celebrated in the U.S. since 1862, first in California by Latinos then by more people in other parts of the U.S.  Cinco de Mayo is celebrated in the State of Puebla in Mexico and is called El Día de la Batalla de Puebla.  

 Available in Spanish, French and English.

Mother's Day is on the second Sunday in May in the U.S. and several other countries, followed by Father's Day on the third Sunday in June.  Pepper brings you her combined package of Mother's Day and Father's Day cards to make and booklets with occupations taken on by parental figures.  Learn about the work parental figures do for their children in English, French or Spanish at:

Pepper's Mother's Day, Father's Day and Occupations in English

Pepper's Mother's Day, Father's Day and Occupations in French

Pepper's Mother's Day, Father's Day and Occupations in Spanish

 Available in Spanish, French and English.