I have never hidden the fact that I dislike teaching science, I find the subject too difficult, too boring, and too messy! But I love math, so we can’t have everything! I know I am not alone! No, I am not that cool mom who is going to dissect a frog in the kitchen. No,…
The life cycle of a frog worksheet is a fun and interactive way for kids to explore how frogs grow from tiny eggs to fully grown amphibians. Designed for kindergarten through 2nd grade, this activity combines coloring, cutting, and writing to help young learners understand each stage of a frog’s metamorphosis. With hands-on elements like…
Whether you are studying the Founding Fathers or the great inventors of America, you are going to love our free Benjamin Franklin coloring pages. There are 9 different images that need to be matched to the words describing them. The kids will love these free printables for homeschool and be amazed by all the things…
Halloween dot to dot printables gave us a nice way to slow down during a busy October. My son would sit with a handful of crayons, quietly focused on connecting each number just to see what spooky shape would appear. It felt more like play than practice, but it helped him with number order, concentration,…
Are you celebrating Columbus Day at school or in your homeschool? Or are you just learning about the greatest explorers? If so you are going to love our free Christopher Columbus coloring pages. There are 4 coloring pages to print out, and a timeline to print out and match with the pictures and order. This…
A Johnny Appleseed coloring page was exactly what we needed last September when we were exploring American folk heroes. My son had already heard the story, but seeing it come to life through coloring made it click in a different way. He especially liked the page with the bear, he asked if that really happened!…
Coloring has always been part of our holiday routines, and these Labor Day coloring pages offer a hands-on way to reflect on what the day is really about. With seven simple designs featuring everyday workers, like nurses, construction workers, and office staff, this set makes it easy to start conversations about work, fairness, and community….
If you’re about to explore the solar system with the kids, this planet matching game printable offers a hands-on way to learn about space. Printable memory games like this one are a favorite in our house, adding a bit of fun competition to learning, and my son especially loves to win. This space-themed activity will…
Start the countdown with a New Year’s color by number free printable that keeps kids engaged and entertained. This collection of coloring pages not only adds a creative spark to your celebration but also provides a calm, focused activity amid the holiday energy. With seven unique designs, these New Year’s Eve printable activities offer festive…
We’ve made a new Santa handprint every December since my son was little, and I’ve saved most of them with our Christmas decorations. It’s one of those crafts that’s quick to prep, fun for kids, and turns into a sweet keepsake without much effort. Whether you’re planning a holiday activity for home or the classroom,…
Some of our favorite holiday moments aren’t the big events, they’re the quiet ones. When the decorations are up, the cocoa’s warm, and everyone just needs a calm, low-key activity. This Christmas memory game printable has become one of our go-tos. It takes just a few minutes to prep and works for a wide age…
Making a handprint snow globe has become one of those sweet holiday crafts we do every year. It started as a simple preschool activity, but now it’s a keepsake I love pulling out each December. It’s quick to prep, fun for little hands, and the kind of project that actually feels special, especially when you…
A penguin handprint printable is a simple but memorable way for kids to get creative during the holidays. With just a bit of paint and the free template, their handprints transform into cheerful penguins that make sweet keepsakes or festive classroom displays. It’s one of those Christmas printable activities that feels low-prep for adults but…
Thanksgiving graphing worksheets are a simple way to add seasonal fun to early math lessons. These printables give young children the chance to color festive pictures, count how many of each they see, and record the results on a bar graph. Activities like this help preschool and kindergarten students practice number recognition, comparing amounts, and…
This pirate memory game has been a favorite in our house for years, easy to set up, fun for all ages, and surprisingly competitive. When my son was little, he loved matching the pirate cards and trying to beat me (which he often did). Now we still bring it out on quiet afternoons or during…