These printable games make learning feel like play. From memory match and bingo to scavenger hunts and word searches, they’re designed to be easy to prep and fun to use — ideal for quiet time, group play, or reinforcing key skills.
A turkey scavenger hunt is such a fun way to keep kids busy and smiling during Thanksgiving. Whether you’re hosting family at home, planning a classroom activity, or just looking for a low-prep holiday game, this printable is easy to set up and works for all ages. Kids love racing around to find the hidden…
Turkey bingo is one of those games that brings everyone together on Thanksgiving, whether it’s around the classroom table or with family after dinner. These free printable bingo cards are simple to set up, and with five unique boards plus calling cards, kids and adults can jump right into the fun. It’s a low-prep activity…
When December gets hectic, I always come back to a few easy wins, this Elf on the Shelf matching game is one of them. It’s quick to prep, fun for all ages, and gives us a festive way to slow down for a few minutes. My son used to love flipping over the cards and…
A garden scavenger hunt is a simple way to get kids outside and explore nature. This free scavenger hunt printable features 15 garden-themed items to find, from bugs and tools to flowers and rocks—perfect for backyard fun or a walk around the neighborhood. It’s an easy, screen-free way to keep kids engaged and curious about…
This pumpkin patch scavenger hunt has saved more than one fall outing for us. My son likes having a bit of a challenge while we walk the fields. It keeps him focused, gives him something to do, and makes the whole trip feel like an adventure. We keep a laminated copy and a marker in…
This pumpkin bingo printable is one of those easy fall activities that always goes over well in our house. It’s simple to set up, fun for all ages, and a great way to add some pumpkin-themed learning without it feeling like a lesson. We’ve used it for family game night, quiet time, and even a…
Halloween candy scavenger hunt printables have been a lifesaver in our house, especially the year my son wanted something fun but wasn’t into trick-or-treating anymore. This version includes 12 simple rhyming clues that lead kids through the house, with hiding spots like the laundry room, pantry, and even the light switch. It’s low-prep, screen-free, and…
If you’re looking for printable Mad Libs for teens, these free word games are a fun way to spark creativity, laughter, and a bit of grammar practice. Whether it’s for a classroom activity, party icebreaker, or just something silly to do at home, these Mad Libs printables are designed with older kids in mind. With…
We always bring out a Thanksgiving word scramble while we’re waiting for the turkey to cook. It’s become one of those easy traditions that keeps everyone busy without needing screens or extra prep. Some years we turn it into a challenge (my son loves timing us), other times it’s just something quiet for the kids…
A Thanksgiving photo scavenger hunt has become one of our favorite ways to keep older kids and teens engaged while the adults prep dinner or watch football. Everyone grabs a phone and sets off to capture a mix of silly, festive, and unexpected moments, from dirty dishes to parade scenes on TV. This printable checklist…
The Elf on the Shelf will be here before you know it, and I am so excited! We are loving playing this tricky Elf on the Shelf word scramble. These are great Elf on the Shelf classroom ideas and the kids are going to love them. There are 13 Elf-themed words to unscramble and to…
Every December, I pull out this Christmas word scramble as a quick, no-fuss activity that still feels festive and fun. It’s one of those printables that works for almost any setting, quiet homeschool days, classroom stations, or even casual holiday get-togethers with family. With 13 scrambled holiday words and no word bank, it’s a good…
Stay cozy this season with our winter Mad Libs printable! My son and I always love how these silly stories bring so much laughter to a snowy afternoon. With just a few adjectives, nouns, and verbs, you can turn a simple story into something completely hilarious. These printable Mad Libs are a great way to…
Printable Mad Libs have been one of our go-to language arts tools when we need something fun, low-prep, and still educational. My son doesn’t even realize he’s practicing grammar, he’s too busy laughing at the ridiculous stories we end up with. These fill-in-the-blank games are a clever way to build vocabulary, reinforce parts of speech,…
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…