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 is for apple handprint is one of those classic preschool crafts that never gets old. It’s quick, a little messy, and makes a perfect keepsake while helping kids connect the letter A to something they know and love. We’ve used this one every year in early learning, and it’s always a hit. If you’re…
A Thanksgiving acrostic poem template is a creative way to bring some festive spirit into learning. These templates are a fun, adaptable tool for kids to explore writing by expressing their thoughts around Thanksgiving themes. Acrostic poems have become a favorite in our home, sparking creativity and letting kids of all ages experiment with words…
These fun Halloween writing prompts are perfect for sparking creativity in young writers. Ideal for elementary and middle school students, these Halloween printables offer a mix of spooky themes like haunted houses, trick-or-treating adventures, and mystical creatures. They provide a chance for kids to dive into storytelling while getting into the Halloween spirit, all in…
Halloween acrostic poems are a fun and engaging way to get kids and adults into the spooky spirit of the season. Our Halloween printable templates provide a simple structure, with each line starting with a letter from the word “HALLOWEEN,” making it easy for anyone to create their own poem. Whether you’re a teacher planning…
Thanksgiving is almost here, and if you’re hosting younger kids, these free printable Thanksgiving bingo cards will be a hit! These bingo cards work great in the classroom, during homeschool, or while hanging out with family and friends. If you’re playing with older kids, consider giving them multiple boards to keep things interesting. Getting ready…
This 4th of July word scramble is a great way to celebrate Independence Day. Add a twist of brain-teasing fun to your holiday activities for kids with our 4th of July word scramble. There are 13 4th of July-themed words to unscramble and to help out I have included the answers in the download. Check out all…
Creating a Mother’s Day scavenger hunt has become one of our favorite traditions—it’s a fun way for the kids to celebrate Mom with a bit of adventure and laughter. Instead of just handing over a card, we turn the day into a little game with this free Mother’s Day printable where they race around the…
Are you taking the kids to the beach this summer and looking for fun ways to keep them occupied? Download and print our beach scavenger hunt free printable and have fun. Scavenger hunts are so much fun, we loved them when the kids were really little, but even now he is in middle school he…
A Mother’s Day acrostic poem is a meaningful and creative way for kids to show appreciation, whether it’s for mom, grandma, or someone special. These Mother’s Day printables make it easy for children of all ages to express their love through simple, thoughtful poems. Using words like MOTHER, GRANDMA, or even ILOVEMOM, kids can fill…
A zoo scavenger hunt printable is a simple way to turn a day at the zoo into an adventure kids won’t forget. My son always gets excited spotting animals in real life that he’s only read about, and having a scavenger hunt makes the experience even more interactive. These scavenger hunt printables offer a picture-based…
Are you taking the kids camping and looking for fun ways to keep them occupied? Download our free camping scavenger hunt printable for the kids and have fun. Scavenger hunts are so much fun, we loved them when the kids were really little, but even now our son is in middle school he and his…
As we have started introducing Shakespeare in our homeschool it has certainly made us question all of the periods in English literature. We are from England and have been living in America for a number of years. It is so wonderful to look back over the books and poems that we studied when we were…
Celebrate Roald Dahl Day with this free Roald Dahl word search, a fun and educational activity perfect for kids. Featuring characters and themes from his beloved books, it’s a great way to bring his stories to life. Roald Dahl activity ideas are a wonderful way to honor one of the greatest children’s authors of all…
An all about me worksheet is a fun and meaningful way for kids to share their interests, favorites, and personality while helping teachers and classmates get to know them. Whether in a classroom or at home, this activity encourages self-expression and builds connections, making it a great icebreaker. As a first day of school worksheet,…
These free Bill of Rights coloring pages are perfect for kids in grades K-5. Written by James Madison in 1789, there were originally 12 amendments. By the time it was ratified (approved) by Congress on December 15th, 1791 there were only 10. These 10 amendments are now called the Bill of Rights. There are currently…