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.
Today we are learning all about the 32nd President of America with our free Franklin D Roosevelt worksheets. These free patriotic printables are a great way to celebrate President’s Day. There are 10 coloring pages to print out and learn all about Franklin D. Roosevelt. This is perfect for kindergarten, first, and second-grade students. Franklin…
St Patrick’s Day handprint art is a fun and creative way to celebrate the holiday with your kids while making lasting keepsakes. Whether you’re looking for a quick craft or a memorable activity, these handprint templates offer endless possibilities for holiday fun. These free St Patrick’s Day printables will get your little ones engaged and…
Free Abraham Lincoln worksheets help kids connect with history in a hands-on, age-appropriate way. My son always found it easier to remember facts when he could color and interact with the content, and these pages do just that, covering Lincoln’s early life, presidency, and legacy through fun, simple visuals. Perfect for President’s Day or a…
A Founding Fathers coloring page is one of my favorite low-prep ways to introduce early American history to younger learners. When my son was first learning about U.S. presidents and independence, simple activities like these helped him remember the names and faces behind the big events. This free printable set includes eight key figures, each…
These Women’s History Month coloring pages have been such a meaningful addition to our homeschool. In March, we like to focus on women in STEM, and this set of 15 free printables makes it easy for kids to learn while they color. Each page highlights a trailblazing woman with her achievements and dates, turning a…
Valentine’s Day will be here before we know it, this year why not make it even more special with these free printable Valentine’s Day cards to color? The kids can send the cards to their families or just give them to friends. There are eight different cards to choose from and they are a great way…
These free printable Christmas bookmarks to color are a fun way to mix creativity with reading during the holiday season. My son enjoys choosing his favorite designs, like the snowman or hot cocoa, and turning them into little gifts for friends and family. They’re great for quiet afternoons, classroom activities, or slipping into a festive…
If you’re searching for an Easter memory game printable that’s both fun and easy to prep, this one is a great pick for kids of all ages. With bright, playful images and simple matching rules, it’s perfect for quiet afternoons, classroom centers, or family game time. We’ve used it year after year, and it still…
The Earth Day word scramble has been one of our favorite ways to mix learning and fun each April. I created it originally to help my son practice vocabulary and spelling while sneaking in some Earth Day awareness — and it quickly became part of our spring routine. Whether you’re adding it to your lesson…
A life cycle of a groundhog worksheet is a hands-on way for kids to learn how these curious creatures grow and change throughout the year. From baby groundhogs to full-grown adults preparing for hibernation, this topic sparks great discussions, especially around Groundhog Day. These free life cycle printables include a variety of coloring pages, writing…
Scattergories is one of our favorite family games, we just love it. So we thought we would create our own Valentine’s Day scattergories to have fun with. There are 4 boards to print, Love, Gift, Rose, and Care. A great game for all the family to enjoy. Let’s add a little competition to these Valentine’s…
This pirate bingo free printable has been one of the easiest ways to keep kids engaged while sneaking in a little themed fun. We’ve used it during rainy days, game nights, and even quiet mornings when something light and low-prep was just what we needed. With five different bingo boards and a set of picture…
A Thomas Jefferson worksheet can be a great way to help kids understand early American history in a hands-on, age-appropriate way. These educational coloring pages includes a timeline activity, matching cards, and coloring sheets that introduce key moments from Jefferson’s life, from writing the Declaration of Independence to commissioning the Lewis and Clark expedition. Whether…
Let’s have some this St Patrick’s Day with this free if I were a leprechaun writing prompt. This is a great fun writing activity for elementary children and is one of our favorite St Patrick’s Day activities for our homeschool. This is perfect for all children, but especially great for reluctant writers. St Patrick’s Day…
Water cycle worksheets have always been one of my favorite ways to bring science to life at home. When my son was younger, we used these simple activities—coloring the stages, labeling diagrams, even playing a matching game—to make sense of big ideas like evaporation and runoff. These life cycle printables aren’t just educational—they’re part of…