Fall is on the way, and September brings a fresh start. Explore Constitution Day, Labor Day, and seasonal themes with these engaging printables and activities designed for early fall learning.
These Johnny Appleseed activities are designed to make September lessons more engaging with a mix of printables, crafts, and early learning worksheets. They work especially well alongside apple-themed books and simple science lessons, whether you’re marking Johnny Appleseed Day or just adding seasonal activities to your week. Most of these are low prep and easy…
Roald Dahl Day activities have become a yearly tradition in our house, usually a mix of books, crafts, and printables that celebrate his wonderfully weird stories. September 13th is the perfect excuse to dive back into our favorites like Matilda and The BFG, and we always try to add something new each year. Whether you’re…
Fall alphabet worksheets are one of the easiest ways to keep early literacy practice fun and seasonal for young kids. With pumpkins, apples, and leaves worked into each activity, these free fall printables help children build letter recognition, handwriting, and phonics skills without losing interest. Whether you’re teaching uppercase and lowercase letters or adding a…
A my favorite things worksheet is one of the easiest ways to break the ice and get kids talking about what they love. Whether you’re in a classroom or learning at home, this activity helps students share their interests in a fun, low-pressure way. We’ve used it as a lighthearted first day of class worksheet…
A first day of school handprint is one of the easiest ways to capture the excitement of a new school year. These simple keepsakes turn messy hands into meaningful memories, and they’ve become one of our favorite traditions. If you’re looking for a fun, creative way to mark the moment, these free back to school…
When it comes to our first day of homeschool ideas, I’ve learned to keep it relaxed but meaningful. This year marks our sixth homeschooling anniversary, and it’s funny looking back, I still remember how nervous I was that very first day! Now, we’ve found our rhythm, but I still love making that first morning feel…
First day of homeschool printables have become a little tradition in our house. We never start with a full schedule, instead, we ease in with photo signs, silly icebreakers, and a few keepsakes I know I’ll stash in our portfolio. Over the years, I’ve realized the first day doesn’t have to be perfect, it just…
First day of school worksheets have always been my go-to for easing into a new year without overwhelming anyone, especially in those early grades. Having a few light, engaging activities ready helped calm first-day jitters and set the tone for a positive start. These printables mix creativity with just enough structure to keep things moving….
Back to school bingo is a fun and easy way to kick off the new school year with energy and connection, whether you’re teaching in a classroom or gathering at home. These free printable bingo cards feature school-themed images that help kids get comfortable, spark conversation, and ease back into routines through play. With simple…
Back to school alphabet worksheets are a simple way to ease into learning during those first few days back in the classroom. These printable activities double as fun first day of school worksheets, helping kids review letter recognition and practice fine motor skills without pressure. Ideal for preschool, kindergarten, or even first grade, they offer…
A Roald Dahl word search is a fun way to celebrate his unforgettable characters while building reading and spelling skills. Whether your kids are already fans of Matilda and The BFG or just starting to explore his quirky stories, this printable adds a bit of learning to the fun. We used it during our own…
Fall I spy printable activities are one of our favorite ways to mix learning and fun during the autumn season. With cozy images like pumpkins, crunchy leaves, and acorns, these pages keep kids engaged while helping them build counting and observation skills. We’ve used them on quiet afternoons at home and even as a quick…
The Johnny Appleseed word search is a fun way to introduce kids to this American folk hero while building their vocabulary and spelling skills. Whether you’re teaching a lesson on American history or just looking for an engaging fall activity, this printable puzzle works well for both home and classroom use. It’s a simple, hands-on…
A fall handprint printable is one of those easy, meaningful crafts we come back to every year. When my son was younger, we used these to slow down during busy autumn days and make something we could hang up or keep. They’re simple enough for toddlers and preschoolers, but still fun for older kids who…
Fall graphing worksheets are a fun way to combine early math skills with seasonal themes kids actually enjoy. These simple activities help children practice counting, comparing, and interpreting data while working with familiar fall images like pumpkins and leaves. Whether you’re teaching at home or in the classroom, these free fall printables are an easy,…