Our printable worksheets cover early math, writing, reading, and more — designed to keep kids engaged while building essential skills. These are perfect for homeschool, classrooms, or any family looking for meaningful learning at home.
This my favorite color worksheet has quietly become a favorite in our house. It’s simple, creative, and gets kids thinking in unexpected ways. Freddie used it during a color unit years ago, and it turned into a whole conversation about superheroes, emotions, and how colors make us feel. It’s a fun mix of writing and…
The what I did this summer worksheet has become one of our favorite ways to ease back into writing after a long break. I’ve used it with my son every August. It’s simple, open-ended, and actually gets him talking (and writing) about more than just “it was hot.” Whether he’s remembering a road trip or…
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…
The my favorite book worksheet is one of those simple activities that sticks. Whenever Freddie finishes a book he loves, he grabs this sheet to draw a scene, describe the characters, and share what stood out to him. It’s an easy way to keep the reading momentum going, and it often leads to thoughtful conversations…
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 getting to know you worksheet is perfect for the classroom, where kids can pair up and learn a little about each other on the first day. Even though it’s just the two of us at home, we’ve still used it over the years as a light way to ease into the school year. It’s…
Back to school color by number worksheets are a fun and low-prep way to ease into the new school year. These printables combine coloring with simple number recognition, helping kids settle in while staying engaged. Whether you’re in the classroom or at home, they’re a great addition to your collection of first day of school…
These Supreme Court worksheets are a simple, engaging way to introduce kids to the highest court in the United States. Created for elementary-aged learners, these educational coloring pages explore key civics topics like the Judiciary Act, Lady Justice, and the nine Justices. Whether you’re covering U.S. government at home or in the classroom, these pages…
The June word search is a simple way to keep kids thinking during those early summer days when routines start to shift. With 20 themed words tied to sunshine, travel, and end-of-school fun, it offers just enough challenge to hold their focus, without needing a screen. Whether you’re a teacher easing into break or a…
Flag Day worksheets are a great way to help kids learn about the history of the American flag while celebrating this important part of American heritage. Observed every year on June 14, Flag Day marks the day in 1777 when the Second Continental Congress approved the design of the nation’s first flag. Although President Woodrow…
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…
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…
Life cycle playdough mats ended up being one of our favorite ways to explore science at home. My son would get completely focused—rolling tiny eggs, squishing larva, and proudly showing off each stage he made. These free printable playdough mats gave us a creative, hands-on way to dig into animal life cycle activities without feeling…
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 life cycle of a penguin worksheet is a fun and engaging way for kids to explore how penguins grow, from egg to adulthood. With a mix of coloring, labeling, writing prompts, and memory games, it’s ideal for 1st to 4th grade and works well in both homeschool and classroom settings. We’ve used it as…