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.
Our Halloween memory game printable was something I pulled together when we needed a simple, no-fuss activity that still felt festive, and it ended up being a big hit. My son got really into matching the spooky characters, and it turned into a fun little competition between us. If you’re looking for a low-prep way…
Free printable Thanksgiving cards to color have become a little tradition in our house. Every year while the turkey’s cooking, my son grabs the markers and picks out which card he wants to send to Grandma. Sometimes he draws a silly turkey inside, other times it’s a sweet message about what he’s thankful for. If…
This angel handprint craft is a simple way to turn a child’s handprint into something meaningful for the holidays. We’ve used it on those slower December days when I want a low-mess activity that still feels special. The printable makes it easy to set up, and there’s enough room for kids to get creative with…
These Halloween alphabet worksheets were a hit in our house last October. My son loved spotting the letters hidden in spooky shapes and tracing each one with his favorite markers. It kept him engaged and learning without any pressure, especially when we paired the pages with a few themed books and simple crafts. Whether you’re…
We first used this Roald Dahl memory game after finishing Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, and it instantly became a hit. Matching familiar characters made the stories stick a little more, especially for my son who learns best through hands-on play. Whether you’re planning for Roald Dahl Day or just want a low-prep activity tied…
These Christmas color by number printables started as a last-minute solution one snowy afternoon and ended up becoming one of our favorite December traditions. I was scrambling to finish wrapping presents, and my son needed something quiet, but still fun. I printed a few of these, handed him some markers, and he was hooked. Now…
This reindeer handprint template is one of those crafts that just worked. I needed something quick and festive, and this ended up being simple, mess-free, and actually fun. My son got really into choosing the paint colors and adding extras like sparkles and wobbly eyes. It didn’t take long, but it was one of those…
We’ve been making this snowman handprint for years now, and it’s one of those crafts that always feels worth it. Simple, a little messy, and full of charm. It’s become a bit of a tradition at our house, just printing the template, pulling out the paints, and seeing how much those little hands have grown…
Every December, we pull out our favorite paints and revisit the messiest, sweetest tradition we started when my son was in preschool, this Christmas tree handprint template. It’s simple, it’s personal, and every year his hands grow just a little bigger, which somehow makes it more special. If you’re looking for a keepsake that captures…
The life cycle of a goose worksheet has been such a fun way for us to bring science to life at home. My son loved seeing how an egg slowly becomes a gosling and then a full-grown goose, and the hands-on activities really helped him remember the stages. Whether you’re homeschooling or adding a quick…
This gnome handprint craft is one we come back to every December. It’s simple to set up, doesn’t make a huge mess, and turns out really sweet. My son likes picking the paint colors and adding extras to make each gnome look different. It’s a fun way to make something festive together, and it works…
Landmarks worksheets have been a fun way for us to mix U.S. geography and history without it feeling like a textbook lesson. My son enjoyed learning real facts about the White House, Mount Rushmore, and other iconic places while labeling maps, drawing the landmarks, and filling in details like who designed them and what they’re…
A Bill of Rights word search is a fun and simple way to help kids remember the key freedoms and amendments that shape American democracy. We’ve used this printable as part of our U.S. history lessons to reinforce terms like “freedom of speech,” “due process,” and “jury.” It’s a great screen-free activity that blends vocabulary,…
Alphabet coloring pages were one of the first tools I turned to when helping my son learn his letters at home. They gave us something fun and low-pressure to work on together, and I noticed how quickly he started recognizing each letter just by coloring and talking about the pictures. Whether you’re doing letter-of-the-week activities,…
If you’re working on the letter Z, this letter Z coloring page is a fun way to reinforce learning. This free abc color sheet includes a big letter Z for kids to color, along with three images that begin with Z. It’s a simple, engaging way to boost letter recognition and vocabulary while letting kids…