Designed to help elementary school students understand sex role stereotyping, these classroom activities have been compiled from sex equity projects at local, state, and national levels. The selection criteria included: (1) appeal to elementary students; (2) the inclusion of mathematics or language arts exercises within an activity; and (3) usefulness in sex role stereotyping instruction. Nine worksheet activities feature lessons on role predicting, sex stereotyping within selected race and ethnic groups, a comparison of male and female incomes, and puzzles featuring Susan B. Anthony and Emmy Noether. Four specific situations and accompanying discussion questions are included in which student perceptions of specific sex roles can be identified and compared; and homework assignments, involving evaluations of television programs, advertisements, and male/female shopping patterns, are described. Class projects are suggested to explore careers in science, interaction with persons of the opposite sex, the sex and the role of main characters in storybooks, and birthday celebrations of outstanding women. Surveys, quizzes, and games are also included. (JHP)