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The new year is here, and so are fresh opportunities for learning! Kick off 2026 with Statistics in Schools (SIS) resources that help students explore real-world data through hands-on activities, kid-friendly trivia games, and quick classroom warm-ups—perfect for starting the year strong.
January = A Fresh Start for Learning With Census Bureau Data
 Warm up your January lessons with interactive, data-driven activities designed to keep students curious and engaged all month long.
National Hobby Month
National Poverty in America Awareness Month
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Day – January 19
National Spouses Day – January 26
Crayola Creativity Week – January 26-February 1
National Puzzle Day – January 29
Kick Off the New Year With Data-Driven Creativity!
Celebrate children’s creativity and make data come to life this month with engaging, grade-appropriate activities and resources designed to boost students’ artistic and digital literacy skills.
Explore the resources available on our Create With Data webpage to inspire students to use their imagination, showcase what they learn, and enhance their civic and statistical literacy skills!
Highlights:
- A virtual, data-filled cross-country scavenger hunt to teach them about their state.
- Creative writing exercises on fun topics like popular last names designed to encourage students to use their voices.
- Data-driven art projects focused on students’ state or the environment.
There’s still time to sign up for Crayola Creativity Week (Jan. 26-Feb. 1). Use SIS materials during this free, fun event to help students build artistic and digital literacy skills while showcasing statistics in creative ways.
Click the button below to join the celebration!
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