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.
Father’s Day coloring pages have become one of our favorite ways to slow down and do something meaningful together. Over the years, my son has colored everything from superhero dads to barbecue scenes, and we’ve turned them into cards, keepsakes, and fridge-worthy art. This set of free Father’s Day printables tells a simple story that…
A Father’s Day word search is one of the easiest (and most fun) ways to keep kids entertained while celebrating Dad. Whether you’re hosting a family gathering or planning a quiet day at home, this screen-free printable adds something special to the celebration. This free Father’s Day worksheet is a fun way for kids to…
Kindergarten graduation printables are a simple way to make the end of the school year feel special, without needing a full party plan or Pinterest-level prep. Whether your kindergartener is wrapping up homeschool or heading out of the classroom with a cap and smile, this printable pack adds just the right mix of fun and…
Father’s Day Scattergories has quietly become one of our most-loved traditions. What started as a quick game to fill time between lunch and dessert turned into an annual laugh-fest—especially when someone insists that “hot dog” counts as a type of car. This year’s version includes a free Father’s Day printable with four themed boards using…
Father’s Day activities for kids have always been a big part of how we celebrate—especially when my son gets to take the lead. Over the years, we’ve skipped the store-bought gifts and focused on things he can make or do himself, from silly crafts to backyard games. It’s those personal touches that make the day…
This all about my dad printable is one of those simple traditions that ends up meaning a lot. It’s funny, heartfelt, and sometimes surprisingly accurate—like the year my son insisted his dad’s job was “making coffee and fixing stuff.” This free Father’s Day printable is so easy to do and turns into something worth keeping…
Father’s Day books for kids became part of our tradition when my son was little and wanted to “read something just for Dad.” Some of those stories turned into yearly favorites—ones we still pull off the shelf every June. From sweet board books to laugh-out-loud picture books and even chapter reads we tackled together, these…
A Juneteenth word search is a fun way to introduce kids to the history behind this important day. In our house, these kinds of activities open up opportunities to talk about freedom, resilience, and the progress we continue to make. It’s a great opportunity to reflect on the holiday while keeping the kids engaged. Free…
Juneteenth color by number pages offer a fun and meaningful way to introduce kids to this important part of American history. As a mom, I’ve found that combining art with learning is a great way to help kids connect with the significance of historical events. These free color by number worksheets highlight symbols of freedom…
Free printable teacher appreciation cards to color have always been one of my favorite ways to help kids say thank you in a way that feels personal and thoughtful. My son has given these to a few of his teachers over the years, and every time, it meant more than a store-bought card. Coloring the…
When my son finished kindergarten, a kindergarten graduation worksheet felt like the perfect way to save the moment. Something simple, fun, and easy to personalize. With a cute animal to color, a space for their name and date, and a few thoughtful questions, it helps kids capture their dreams, friendships, and favorite memories. Whether you’re…
This Cinco de Mayo I Spy printable has become one of our favorite ways to celebrate the holiday together. My son always gets a kick out of spotting tacos, piñatas, and mariachi bands, and I love how it blends fun with quiet learning time. If you’re looking for something festive that also encourages observation and…
May printables are a great way to bring seasonal learning into your homeschool or classroom while exploring fun holidays and observances throughout the month. Whether you’re recognizing cultural contributions during Asian Pacific Heritage Month, diving into galactic adventures on Star Wars Day, or celebrating Mother’s Day with heartfelt crafts, these free May-themed worksheets offer something…
This May word search brought a fun pause to our usual spring routine. My son liked spotting words like “greenery” and “renewal,” and it gave us a quiet break that didn’t feel like schoolwork. It’s a simple way to bring the season into your day—whether you’re using it in the classroom or at the kitchen…
Using a Father’s Day handprint printable has become one of our favorite traditions, something simple, messy, and meaningful that Dad actually keeps. Over the years, we’ve tried lots of handprint and footprint crafts, but these are the ones we come back to. They’re easy for little hands, make sweet keepsakes, and always get a smile…