An April Fools Day word search is a fun way to add some lighthearted learning to your plans, whether you’re teaching in the classroom or at home. Free word search printables are a great way to have fun while building vocabulary and problem-solving skills—and this one adds a silly twist perfect for April 1st. With…
Easter writing prompts are a great way to encourage creativity and keep kids engaged with writing during the spring season. Whether you’re working with elementary or middle school students, these prompts offer a mix of fun, reflection, and storytelling opportunities. We’ve used them in our homeschool to spark thoughtful discussions and improve writing skills in…
April printables are a great way to connect seasonal learning with unique holidays and observances throughout the month. Whether you’re diving into Earth Day, celebrating creativity on World Art Day, or exploring fun themes like unicorns and penguins, these worksheets combine educational value with a playful twist. From puzzles and coloring pages to science and…
This Easter word scramble is a fun and simple way to add a little learning to your holiday plans. Kids will love the challenge of unscrambling themed words, and it’s easy to slip into classroom routines or Easter morning activities at home. If you’re putting together a seasonal activity packet, it pairs well with other…
Spring worksheets are a great way to bring seasonal fun into your learning routine while still reinforcing key skills. Whether you’re working on life cycles, weather patterns, or just looking for creative ways to practice math and literacy, these printables cover a wide range of early learning and elementary topics. From hands-on handprint crafts to…
The April reading log has been a simple but effective way to encourage consistent reading in our home. My son actually looks forward to finishing a book just so he can color in one of the cheerful bunny outlines. It’s fun, low-pressure, and turns reading into a habit without it feeling like work. If you’re…
This April word search is a great way to bring some seasonal fun into your homeschool or classroom without much prep. It’s the kind of activity I like to keep on hand for spring days when focus wavers but I still want something with a bit of structure. It works well as a quiet time…
One of our favorite traditions is leaving a little Easter Bunny letter for my son to find on Easter morning—tucked into his basket or hidden with the eggs. It’s a simple way to add some extra magic, and this printable version makes it easy. The letter is full of bunny puns (very on-brand for our…
An April word scramble is one of my favorite ways to keep learning fun and light this time of year. Spring energy is high, and simple games like this help channel it into something productive—without feeling like extra work. Whether we’re taking a break from lessons or looking for something screen-free on a rainy afternoon,…
Looking for an Easter word search printable that’s fun, non-religious, and perfect for early learners? This simple puzzle has 15 holiday-themed words for kids to find—plus a few Easter images to color if they finish early. It’s one of our favorite printable Easter activities to pull out during quiet time, class parties, or just for…
Spring I Spy has been a favorite in our house for years—it’s a fun way to keep kids busy while sneaking in some learning. These free I Spy worksheets are full of cheerful spring images like bees, butterflies, and flowers, and they’re great for practicing counting, visual scanning, and fine motor skills. I’ve used them…
Finding the best books for 9 year old boys can be tricky—one minute they’re devouring a series, and the next, they insist they don’t like reading. When my son was 9, we went through phases where he’d only read graphic novels, followed by an obsession with adventure books. Through trial and error, I discovered books…
Printable Easter bingo has become one of our favorite go-to activities for spring—it’s simple to set up, fun for all ages, and always a hit with kids. Whether we’re using it at home during the break or bringing it to a group get-together, it’s an easy way to add a little holiday fun without much…
One of my favorite ways to ease into seasonal learning is with a spring word search—it’s simple, engaging, and perfect for those in-between moments when you want something meaningful without a big setup. As the weather warms up and everything starts to bloom, I like to bring a bit of that spring energy into our…
An Easter photo scavenger hunt is one of the only Easter activities my teen still gets excited about. He’s outgrown egg hunts, but hand him a phone and a challenge, and he’s in. This twist on a classic keeps tweens and teens entertained, lets them be creative, and gives them a reason to actually want…