A life cycle of a groundhog worksheet is a hands-on way for kids to learn how these curious creatures grow and change throughout the year. From baby groundhogs to full-grown adults preparing for hibernation, this topic sparks great discussions, especially around Groundhog Day. These free life cycle printables include a variety of coloring pages, writing…
Scattergories is one of our favorite family games, we just love it. So we thought we would create our own Valentine’s Day scattergories to have fun with. There are 4 boards to print, Love, Gift, Rose, and Care. A great game for all the family to enjoy. Let’s add a little competition to these Valentine’s…
This pirate bingo free printable has been one of the easiest ways to keep kids engaged while sneaking in a little themed fun. We’ve used it during rainy days, game nights, and even quiet mornings when something light and low-prep was just what we needed. With five different bingo boards and a set of picture…
A Thomas Jefferson worksheet can be a great way to help kids understand early American history in a hands-on, age-appropriate way. These educational coloring pages includes a timeline activity, matching cards, and coloring sheets that introduce key moments from Jefferson’s life, from writing the Declaration of Independence to commissioning the Lewis and Clark expedition. Whether…
Let’s have some this St Patrick’s Day with this free if I were a leprechaun writing prompt. This is a great fun writing activity for elementary children and is one of our favorite St Patrick’s Day activities for our homeschool. This is perfect for all children, but especially great for reluctant writers. St Patrick’s Day…
Water cycle worksheets have always been one of my favorite ways to bring science to life at home. When my son was younger, we used these simple activities—coloring the stages, labeling diagrams, even playing a matching game—to make sense of big ideas like evaporation and runoff. These life cycle printables aren’t just educational—they’re part of…
Every year, our Elf likes to leave little surprises, and these Elf Kisses bag toppers have become one of our favorites. They’re quick to prep, easy to pair with a handful of Hershey’s Kisses, and just magical enough to make a regular December morning feel special. Whether you use them for classroom treats or a…
We’ve been making snowman soup since my son was little, and it’s one of those holiday traditions that stuck, mess-free, easy to prep, and always gets a smile. This snowman soup free printable makes it even more fun, turning a simple cup of cocoa into a sweet gift kids can help make. Whether we’re putting…
We’ve been making reindeer food since my son was in preschool, and it’s one of those Christmas Eve traditions that just stuck. Over the years, the mix has gotten fancier, sprinkles, edible glitter, even a little note from Twinkletoes, but the excitement is always the same. This reindeer food printable makes it easy to keep…
We are loving playing this President’s Day word scramble printable this February. We have created an easier and harder version, perfect for kids in upper elementary and middle school. President’s Day is held on the third Monday in February, and these word scrambles are great free patriotic printables that can be enjoyed with both kids…
Free printable word searches are a fun way to build vocabulary, strengthen spelling skills, and improve problem-solving, all while keeping kids engaged. Whether at home or in the classroom, these puzzles keep kids engaged with a mix of education and entertainment. In our homeschool, word searches have been one of the best educational games, a…
Online music lessons for kids became a big part of our homeschool when I realized I couldn’t teach what I didn’t know, especially when it came to instruments. My son wanted to learn piano, then guitar, then drums (of course), and I had no idea where to start. We tested a bunch of free and…
Free word scramble printables are one of those go-to activities that work for just about everyone. Whether you’re working on spelling, filling time on a rainy afternoon, or just want something screen-free, these puzzles keep kids (and adults) thinking. With themes like holidays, animals, history, and monthly events, there’s something for every age and interest,…
Christmas coloring cards are a simple and fun way for kids to create something personal during the holidays. This free printable set includes eight festive designs, like Santa, a snowman, and a Christmas tree, ready to be colored, folded, and shared. Whether you’re prepping for a classroom card exchange, a holiday party, or just want…
Love is in the air this Valentine’s Day, and we are loving playing this fun Valentine’s Day word scramble free printable. There are 13 love-themed words to unscramble and to help I have included the answer key in the pdf download. Word games like this make great printable Valentine’s Day activities that can be enjoyed…