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.
Get ready for some fun Halloween games for kids! For kids, October signifies just one thing, Halloween! This month is filled with candy, pumpkins, costumes, and parties, making it the best time of the year. Prepare to create lasting memories and host a spooky celebration with these engaging Halloween activities for kids. These fun Halloween…
A Thanksgiving word search has become one of our favorite go-to activities during the holiday week, especially when I need something screen-free and festive. This free printable includes 15 themed words like pumpkin, pilgrims, and gratitude, plus a few fun extras to keep kids engaged even after they finish. It’s a simple way to sneak…
We’ve used these Christmas Around the World coloring pages as part of our December homeschool routine for a few years now, and they’ve become one of my favorite ways to sneak in geography and cultural learning without it feeling like a lesson. Each page introduces a different country’s holiday traditions through simple facts and a…
Halloween Scattergories is one of our favorite printable games to pull out in October, especially when we’re looking for something quick, low-prep, and guaranteed to make everyone laugh. We’ve used it for everything from family game night to classroom brain breaks, and each time, the silly answers and surprise wins make it a hit. Our…
We made this mummy handprint one rainy October afternoon when my son was bouncing off the walls and needed something fun but low-prep. I grabbed some purple paint, printed the template, and we turned a messy moment into a spooky little keepsake that still makes us smile. This Halloween printable is simple enough for toddlers…
This Halloween word scramble ended up being a surprisingly good challenge in our house, especially without a word list. I handed it to my son thinking he’d breeze through it, but he ended up asking for help on scarecrow (which, to be fair, even slowed my husband down). It’s a fun way to mix in…
Looking to keep your kids engaged and entertained this New Year’s Eve? Look no further than these captivating printable New Year’s word scramble puzzles. These engaging New Year’s Eve activities for kids serve as an ideal addition to your family festivities, offering both fun and educational value. The anticipation of New Year’s Eve is a…
We first made this owl handprint craft as a quick Halloween activity when my son wanted to paint but I didn’t want a huge mess. The free printable includes not just the owl template but also Halloween-themed stickers that kids can cut out and add to their artwork. It only takes about ten minutes from…
Kwanzaa worksheets are a meaningful way to help kids connect with the traditions of this celebration while still having fun. When my son was younger, I found that hands-on activities like coloring the Kinara or matching symbols to their meanings kept him engaged far more than just reading about them. These worksheets make it easy…
We’ve made a lot of Halloween crafts over the years, but this Frankenstein handprint is one of our favorites. It’s simple enough for preschoolers but still fun for older kids who like to get creative with paint or paper. Whether we’re using green paint for a classic look or tearing up colored paper for texture,…
This Christmas in Germany worksheet set is an easy way to bring cultural learning into your holiday plans. Kids explore traditions like Saint Nicholas Day, Christkind, and Advent calendars through simple facts and engaging coloring pages. It’s a low-prep activity that blends reading, geography, and seasonal fun, great for homeschool or classroom use. Whether you’re…
Free fall printable activities are one of the easiest ways I’ve kept my son engaged during the season. Especially on those slower afternoons when we need something simple but still fun. Over the years, we’ve used these printables at the table after lunch, packed them for fall road trips, and even brought a few along…
When my son was younger, Halloween crafts were our favorite way to kick off spooky season, and this bat handprint was one of the first ones we ever tried. It’s messy in the best way, simple enough for preschoolers, and turns out adorable every single time. We’ve used it for homemade cards, decorations, and even…
In December, when our regular routine starts to slip, this Christmas in Ireland worksheet has helped us keep learning fun and meaningful, without the usual pushback. They’re part of our Christmas Around the World plans and cover simple, engaging topics like Daidi na Nollaig, Irish holiday foods, and how to say “Merry Christmas” in Irish….
Advent calendars for teen girls can still feel fun and festive without being too young or too gimmicky. I pulled this list together after trying to find one for my niece that wasn’t full of junk or random filler. These picks focus on what teens actually like, whether that’s beauty, puzzles, collectibles, or something a…