Get Curious!
Read with Curious George and NEA's Read Across America

Free poster | Lesson plans
For over 60 years, this inquisitive little monkey has kept generations enthralled with his antics, all because he was curious. Today, Curious George stands as a universal symbol for the curiosity of children. And, there is no better way to satisfy curiosity than by reading books. If you're curious about any subject, there's always a book that will provide information and answer your questions. Let Curious George's insatiable curiosity foster the same spirit in your students. Help them explore new ideas and places through the wonderful world of books!
Like Curious George, NEA's Read Across America opens the world of books to children of all ages all year long. We do this through activities and special events like Read Across America Day, and by providing materials for educators and parents.
See George in theaters!
On February 10, 2006, Curious George will embark on his biggest adventure ever as the star of a new animated movie.
George, the inquisitive little monkey with an insatiable taste for adventure, sets off in a brand new tale for the big screen, where his spunky and fun-loving nature endears him to new friends he meets along the way, and (of course) lands him in a series of mis-adventures.
Download a free poster
Download the Curious George poster ( 511 KB, 5 pp) now! Remember to check this site often for more downloadable resources.
Free lesson plans
Curious George is curious about everything, especially numbers. He loves to count and is particularly curious about the number 100. We've created lots of fun activities to help your class count up to the 100th day of school and to celebrate the 100th day, as well as lesson plans for estimating distance, making a map of your school with building blocks, and more:
For more Curious George lesson plans, games and activities, and other resources visit the official Web site. You can also download the poster ( 511 KB, 5 pp).
© 2005 Universal Studios, Curious George and related characters
Created by Margret and H.A. Rey, ™ & © Houghton Mifflin Company
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