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.
We always look forward to adding new activities to our fall routine, and these spooky coloring pages have been such a fun way to celebrate Halloween without being too scary. They’re especially good for younger kids who are still practicing pencil grip and early handwriting, since each page includes a bold Halloween picture to color…
A scarecrow coloring page is one of those fall activities that instantly sets the tone for the season. When the leaves start to change, I like to pull out scarecrow printables because they bring a cozy harvest feel into our lessons and crafts. Kids get the fun of coloring pumpkins, cornfields, and friendly scarecrows, while…
A 2026 printable monthly calendar with holidays is my go-to for staying organized, I honestly don’t know how I’d function without it! While some people swear by phone apps and digital reminders, I’m all about a paper calendar. Ours lives in the kitchen, covered in scribbles for birthdays, appointments, and everything in between. This year,…
This October word scramble is a fun way to mix seasonal themes with learning. With words like pumpkin, ghost, and scarecrow, it’s great for reinforcing vocabulary and spelling in a light, festive way. We’ve used it in quiet moments during homeschool, but it also works well for classroom stations, early finishers, or rainy-day activities at…
A fall bucket list is one of the easiest ways to make the season feel extra special for kids. In our homeschool, it’s become a fun tradition that keeps us looking forward to cooler days, pumpkin treats, and time outdoors. From apple picking and leaf collecting to cozy crafts and baking together, having a list…
Thanksgiving homeschool activities are one of my favorite ways to keep learning fun during the holiday season. When my son was younger, we always slowed down that week, but I still wanted lessons to feel meaningful. Adding Thanksgiving-themed games, worksheets, and crafts gave us just the right mix of structure and celebration. Whether you’re cooking…
Thanksgiving word games are a fun way to bring everyone together during the holiday, whether it’s around the dinner table, in the classroom, or at home. These printables add a festive twist to language practice, giving kids a chance to build vocabulary and spelling skills while having fun. From scrambles and word searches to trivia…
A Halloween crown printable is a fantastic way to bring creativity, color, and festive fun into your Halloween celebrations. Printable crowns are perfect for classroom parties, homeschool crafts, or simple afternoon fun. They encourage creativity and help build fine motor skills along the way. When my son was younger, he loved little projects like this…
Hispanic Heritage Month bookmarks have been such a fun way to mix reading time with learning about inspiring leaders in our homeschool. I first made them for September and October when we wanted something simple but meaningful to celebrate, and they quickly became a favorite. The kids loved that each bookmark wasn’t just colorful, but…
Turkey coloring sheet activities are a simple and fun way to bring Thanksgiving into your lessons or home routine. This free set of five printable pages gives kids an easy, no-prep project that works well for quiet time, classroom centers, or even the kids’ table on Thanksgiving Day. Each sheet features a cheerful turkey design…
An October reading log printable is a fun way to keep kids excited about books during one of the coziest months of the year. When my son was younger, we loved curling up with seasonal stories as the evenings got darker, and this pumpkin-themed tracker made it even more rewarding. Every finished book earns a…
As autumn rolls in and leaves start to change color, it’s the perfect time to engage children with themed activities that reflect the beauty of the season. A fall leaves coloring sheet offers a simple yet powerful way to combine fun with learning. Whether you’re a parent, teacher, or homeschooler, this seasonal resource provides an…
If your kids are anything like mine, they’re fascinated by creepy crawlies, especially around Halloween. These spider coloring pages were a hit in our homeschool when we needed something simple, seasonal, and a little bit spooky (but not scary). With just four easy-to-use pages, this printable pack is perfect for preschoolers and kindergarten kids who…
Use this free time calculator to find out how many days are left until major U.S. holidays, and figure out your 100th day of school based on your start date. Time & School Day Calculator Reference date 100th Day of School Enter your school start date to compute the 100th day. School start date (optional)…
A pirate word search is a simple but brilliant way to sneak a little learning into your child’s day. This themed puzzle is packed with adventurous words like treasure, buccaneer, and Jolly Roger, sparking curiosity while improving spelling and focus. I love using it as a quiet-time activity, a fun classroom warm-up, or even part…