We celebrate every holiday like it’s the main event — and if you’re anything like us, you probably do too. This section is full of creative ways to mark each season, from fun holiday crafts to themed learning activities. Whether it’s Halloween, Christmas, or something quirky like Star Wars Day, you’ll find something to make it memorable.
The January reading log printable is one of my favorite ways to make reading extra special during the winter months. With its cheerful snowman theme, it turns tracking books into something kids genuinely look forward to. As a homeschool mom, I love how this free printable worksheet keeps things simple yet so effective—it’s an easy…
Our January word search printable is a favorite in our home—it’s a fun way to keep kids learning and entertained all winter long. It’s packed with seasonal words that celebrate January traditions. Whether you’re homeschooling or need a quick classroom activity, it’s perfect for keeping kids busy. On a chilly day, it’s great for some…
A New Year’s resolution worksheet for kids has always been a simple but powerful way in our home to turn January into a time of reflection and fresh starts. My son loved filling in the “I want to learn” and “best of the year” boxes, it gave us real insight into what mattered most to…
This New Year crossword puzzle has been a favorite in our house for kicking off January with a mix of fun and learning. My son loved figuring out clues about fireworks, countdowns, and resolutions, it kept him engaged while sneaking in some vocabulary practice. The puzzle works just as well in the classroom as it…
Winter I spy printables are a go-to activity in our house during the colder months. They’re an easy way to keep kids entertained while quietly building skills like observation and counting. If you’re looking for free I Spy worksheets to add some fun to a winter day or use in a classroom setting, these simple…
Every December, I look for simple ways to keep learning going without overwhelming my son, or myself. These Christmas math worksheets have become part of our routine because they mix just enough structure with festive fun. He gets to practice counting and number recognition while I get a quiet moment to sip my coffee. Whether…
The Christmas crossword printable has become one of my favorite go-to activities during the holiday season. With simple clues and cheerful illustrations like Santa, reindeer, and ornaments, it’s a great fit for early elementary ages. Whether we’re using it on a cozy afternoon at home or adding it to a holiday classroom station, this puzzle…
Elf on the Shelf printable games are one of my favorite ways to keep the holiday magic going without adding extra stress. These mini activities are quick to prep and always get a laugh when the kids discover what the elf was “playing” overnight. It’s a simple trick that turns a regular morning into something…
These Christmas tracing worksheets have been a go-to in our house every December. They’re festive, low-prep, and perfect for keeping little hands busy while building fine motor skills. My son started with finger tracing as a toddler and now enjoys using crayons and markers to complete each page, especially anything with Santa or a Christmas…
The if I were Santa writing prompt printable has become one of our favorite ways to add a little extra magic to the holidays. Watching my son dream up ideas like a rainbow-powered sleigh or Santa snacking on tacos instead of cookies always leaves me smiling. It’s a simple activity that sparks big imaginations, giving…
This Elf on the Shelf hat printable started out as a last-minute idea and somehow became one of our most memorable elf antics ever. One December morning, after completely forgetting to move the elf, I grabbed some tape, cut out a few hats, and stuck them onto our family photos. The kids were howling, they…
The phases of the moon Elf on the Shelf printable is a creative way to mix holiday fun with a bit of science. Our elf has been causing mischief in our home for over 10 years, and for at least the last five, he’s found his way into our homeschool routine too. This year, we’re…
Las Posadas color by number is a creative way we’ve found to bring this beautiful tradition into our home. These free color by number printables not only keep kids engaged but also open the door to meaningful conversations about the holiday’s rich history. Whether it’s part of our homeschool day or a festive family evening,…
A Christmas I Spy printable is one of those simple activities that has saved my sanity more than once during the holidays. Whether I’m finishing up last-minute wrapping or just need ten quiet minutes, this seek-and-find worksheet keeps my son busy in the best way, he’s focused, he’s counting, and he’s having fun. We’ve made…
The December reading log has been a favorite in our home for making holiday reading extra special. Each time my child finishes a book, they excitedly grab their crayons to color in one of the 12 gingerbread men on the page. It’s not just a way to track their progress, it’s become a fun and…