Looking for screen-free fun or simple ways to keep kids engaged? This section includes some of our favorite activities — from scavenger hunts and crafts to hands-on STEM ideas. Most of these have been tested in real life (usually at the kitchen table) and are perfect for home, classrooms, or just rainy afternoons.
Letter N activities in our house ended up being a mix of nests, noses, noodles, and a lot of noise. Some things worked better than others, but the goal was just to keep it fun and hands-on. We didn’t always follow a perfect plan, some days we read books or built with blocks, other days…
Fun homeschool activities for kindergarten are a great way to mix learning with play, helping little ones start loving learning early on. These homeschool ideas cover everything from simple science experiments to arts and crafts. Making each day full of new and exciting discoveries. By mixing lessons with play, parents can make a learning space…
Our free Ramadan printables make it easy for kids to learn about this important month while having fun. With coloring pages, puzzles, and hands-on activities, these resources help children explore traditions in an engaging way. From creative crafts to free holiday worksheets, there’s something for every learner to enjoy. Let’s make Ramadan both meaningful and…
Printable Valentine’s Day crafts for preschoolers offer a delightful and engaging way to celebrate the holiday of love. These activities are specifically designed to suit the skills and interests of young children. Combining creativity with simple learning concepts. From symmetry heart paintings that introduce basic math concepts to adorable butterfly crafts that enhance fine motor…
Letter T activities help preschoolers recognize and remember this important letter in a fun and engaging way. From tracing and crafts to hands-on games, there are plenty of creative ways to reinforce early literacy skills. Whether it’s making a tree handprint craft, singing songs filled with T-words, or hunting for objects that start with T,…
Presidents Day printables are a simple way to bring history to life for younger learners, especially during February. We’ve used them in our homeschool over the years to introduce Washington, Lincoln, and other presidents through hands-on activities like word scrambles, writing prompts, and coloring pages. If you’re planning a themed day or just need something…
These printable George Washington activities make history fun for young learners. With coloring pages, word games, and puzzles, kids can explore the life of America’s first President. These free patriotic printables are easy to use at home or in school. Ideal for elementary students, they bring George Washington’s story to life in simple, engaging ways….
When my son was learning the alphabet, the letter W quickly became a favorite, whales, waffles, wizards… there were so many fun directions to take. These letter W activities for preschoolers include crafts, tracing worksheets, and games that make early literacy feel like play. Whether you’re working on phonics, handwriting, or just looking for something…
Valentine’s Day middle school activities provide a creative way to engage students while celebrating themes of love and friendship. Whether you’re looking for hands-on crafts, interactive group games, or fun classroom challenges, these activities are tailored to make February 14th meaningful for older students. Along with exciting projects, we’ve included free Valentine’s Day worksheets to…
Outdoor activities for homeschoolers are a great way to learn while having fun outside. The natural world is like a big classroom where kids can explore and discover new things. Places like parks or even your own backyard are perfect for all sorts of outdoor learning activities. Doing things like science experiments outdoors or playing…
When creating black history writing prompts for kindergarten, it’s essential to strike a balance between education and age-appropriate engagement. At this early educational stage, kindergarteners are just beginning to grasp the broad strokes of history and culture. By introducing them to the diverse narratives within Black history through tailored writing prompts, we not only broaden…
Letter P activities are an easy way to turn early literacy into something fun and hands-on for preschoolers. Whether you’re crafting a peacock, going on a pumpkin scavenger hunt, or playing pirate bingo, these activities help kids connect the letter P to things they already know and love. We’ve used them during themed weeks, seasonal…
Discover engaging and educational free Black History Month printable activities. Perfect for parents and educators looking to introduce and celebrate the rich history and contributions of African Americans. These printables are not only educational tools but also a fun and interactive way for elementary students to learn about important historical figures and events. Whether you’re…
Handprint art is one of those crafts that never gets old. Kids love getting messy with paint, and parents love the keepsakes that come from it. Whether you’re making a homemade gift, decorating for the holidays, or just looking for a fun afternoon activity, these free printable handprint art templates make it easy. With designs…
Every December, we look for easy ways to add a bit of festive fun to our reading time, and Christmas bookmark ideas have become one of our favorite go-to crafts. Whether we’re slipping one into a holiday gift or coloring them together during quiet afternoons, these bookmarks turn reading into something even more special. I’ve…