These Supreme Court worksheets are a simple, engaging way to introduce kids to the highest court in the United States. Created for elementary-aged learners, these educational coloring pages explore key civics topics like the Judiciary Act, Lady Justice, and the nine Justices. Whether you’re covering U.S. government at home or in the classroom, these pages…
A Greek mythology word search is a fun way to help kids remember the names and traits of the gods and goddesses of Mount Olympus. Whether you’re studying ancient myths in school or adding a themed activity to your homeschool lessons, this puzzle offers a playful way to reinforce vocabulary and spark curiosity about these…
A 4th of July word scramble is one of our favorite ways to mix a little learning into the Independence Day fun. It’s simple, screen-free, and keeps kids thinking while they’re surrounded by all the excitement of the holiday. Whether you’re planning a backyard barbecue, a classroom activity, or just need something fun to do…
The June word search is a simple way to keep kids thinking during those early summer days when routines start to shift. With 20 themed words tied to sunshine, travel, and end-of-school fun, it offers just enough challenge to hold their focus, without needing a screen. Whether you’re a teacher easing into break or a…
Every year, we kick off the break with our summer bucket list printable, a one-page checklist that’s become our go-to for sparking ideas when the “what should we do today?” question hits. It’s packed with a mix of fun, learning, and a little adventure, everything from trying weird foods and geocaching to learning stop motion…
This summer scavenger hunt printable is perfect for getting kids outside and actually excited about it. Whether you’re planning a walk in the park, a beach day, or just need something to liven up the backyard, this easy, low-prep activity keeps them engaged and off screens. It’s one of the free summer printables I come…
June printables are a fun way to keep learning steady through the start of summer, without needing a full curriculum plan. From dinosaurs and deep-sea creatures to road trips, flags, and fairies, this month is packed with observances that spark curiosity across subjects. These themed worksheets help bridge the transition from classroom to summer break…
A 4th of July word search is one of our favorite ways to keep the kids entertained while waiting for fireworks or grilling to start. Whether we’re at home or celebrating with friends, word puzzles like this keep the focus on fun and learning. This one’s part of a growing set of free 4th of…
Father’s Day bingo has become a bit of a tradition in our house. It started with a last-minute idea to keep everyone entertained while waiting for the grill—and now we play it every year. My son loves being the caller (he gets way too into it), and somehow Grandpa always wins. This printable Father’s Day…
A June reading log is one of our favorite ways to keep kids motivated to read during the summer months. It’s simple, visual, and easy enough for young readers to use on their own. My son used to love tracking his progress by coloring in a sun for each finished book, it gave him a…
A printable road trip bingo game is an easy and fun way to keep kids (and adults) entertained during long car rides. Instead of reaching for screens, everyone can look out the window and hunt for common landmarks, signs, and scenery. With just a pen and a bingo card, your next road trip becomes a…
Free printable Father’s Day cards to color have been one of our favorite go-to crafts over the years—simple, meaningful, and always a hit with Dad. My son loves picking his favorite design, grabbing the markers, and making something from the heart. There’s something special about giving a homemade card, especially when it’s full of personality…
Flag Day worksheets are a great way to help kids learn about the history of the American flag while celebrating this important part of American heritage. Observed every year on June 14, Flag Day marks the day in 1777 when the Second Continental Congress approved the design of the nation’s first flag. Although President Woodrow…
Summer handprint art has become a bit of a tradition in our house—messy hands, giggles, and paint everywhere. It’s one of those simple things that ends up meaning more than you expect. These free summer printables include 10 playful templates we’ve used to mark the season, from suns and pineapples to berry-sweet messages. They’re easy…
Summer color by number printables have been one of our favorite quiet-time activities once the school year wraps up. When the days get long and screens start taking over, these coloring pages give kids a fun, low-pressure way to refocus while still keeping their brains gently engaged. We’ve used them during road trips, lazy afternoons,…