If you’re always on the hunt for printable activities that are both fun and educational, you’re in the right place. Our collection of free printables covers everything from coloring pages to worksheets and games, all designed to make learning hands-on and enjoyable for kids of different ages.
A summer acrostic poem is one of our favorite low-prep ways to mix writing and creativity when school’s out. These free summer printables include six “SUNSHINE” poem templates—three in color and three in black and white, so kids can write and decorate their own poems about the season. Whether you use them during quiet time,…
A free printable homeschool planner can make a big difference when you’re juggling lessons, activities, and record keeping. This one includes 13 flexible pages, like weekly and daily schedules, attendance and reading logs, and space for planning lessons and tracking goals. Whether you like to plan everything out or keep it simple, these pages are…
Using a Bill of Rights worksheet has been one of the most effective ways we’ve reviewed the first ten amendments in our civics lessons. This fill-in-the-blank activity isn’t just about memorization—it really helps students connect each amendment to real-life rights and freedoms. It’s worked especially well in our home when paired with a short discussion…
Get ready for summer fun with our I spy summer printable set! This engaging activity features three different pages to keep your kids entertained and learning. These free summer printables provide a fun way to practice counting and number recognition while keeping the summer vibes alive. Whether your child is counting colorful beach balls or…
The August word search has been a favorite in our summer routine, it’s such an easy way to sneak in some learning during the hot, slow days. My son enjoys spotting the seasonal words (especially anything weather-related), and I love that it keeps him focused without much prep on my end. Whether you’re using it…
A July word scramble is a fun and easy way to keep kids learning while celebrating everything summer has to offer. This printable gives children a chance to build spelling and vocabulary skills as they work through words connected to Independence Day, family vacations, and outdoor adventures. Whether you’re looking for a quiet activity at…
Summer word scramble puzzles are one of our favorite ways to sneak in a bit of learning while still keeping things light and fun. Whether we’re at home or on the road, these brain-teasing games help keep spelling skills sharp without feeling like schoolwork. These free summer worksheets include two word scrambles—one easier, one more…
A July word search is a simple and fun way to celebrate the summer season while keeping kids engaged and learning. Featuring words like Independence, Summer, and Fireworks, this activity captures the excitement of July traditions in an easy-to-use format. Free word search printables like this one offer a great way to reinforce vocabulary skills…
Every fall, we end up coming back to these fall color by number worksheets because they just work, no prep, no fuss, and they actually get used. I’ve found them especially helpful when we need something calm but still purposeful, whether it’s a slow morning at home or a quick add-on for co-op. They give…
Unleash the creativity of children while they learn American Sign Language (ASL) with our free ASL worksheets. These resources are designed to be both educational and fun, incorporating famous works of art to teach fingerspelling and ASL comprehension. Perfect for teachers, parents, and learners of all ages, these free homeschool printables offer a unique way…
Ice cream math worksheets have always been a go-to in our summer rotation, simple counting practice disguised as a sweet treat theme. This set focuses on numbers up to 10, with cones, bowls, and lollies that kids can count, color, and match. Whether you’re refreshing number skills before a new school year or just leaning…
A Canada Day worksheet is a simple but meaningful way to help kids understand why July 1st is such an important day in Canadian history. When we first moved to North America, I wanted my son to learn not just about the United States, but about Canada too. This free fill-in-the-blank activity offers young learners…
This free parts of a shark worksheet made shark anatomy more approachable when we worked through an ocean unit at home. My son found it easier to remember each part once he could label them himself and connect the names to their functions. This printable introduces key anatomy terms through labeling, coloring, and tracing, ideal…
Explore the vast and diverse history, geography, and culture of America with our 90-page United States unit study designed for students from preschool through high school. This guide offers detailed outlines, engaging writing prompts, and activities tailored to four different age groups, ensuring a rich and dynamic learning experience. This is the best geography homeschool…
When my son was little, math clicked best when it was tied to something he already loved, like the ocean. This free under the sea graphing worksheet turns counting and graphing into a playful activity with sharks, jellyfish, octopuses, and more. Kids get to color the sea creatures, track how many they find, and then…