History comes to life when kids can connect with the people, events, and stories that shaped the world. Whether you’re teaching at home or in the classroom, these history printables and activities make learning about the past more interactive and meaningful.
From U.S. presidents and historical figures to themed worksheets and educational games, you’ll find plenty of resources to support history lessons across a variety of topics and age groups.
Learn all about 13 of the most famous Greek mythological characters with our Greek mythology worksheets. Including Greek Gods, Goddesses, Titans, and just plain old monsters! The kids will enjoy these Greek mythology coloring pages as not only will they color them in they will learn all about them. Add these Greek Gods worksheets to…
Constitution coloring pages helped make our U.S. government unit feel a lot less dry and a lot more engaging. My son loved the chance to color while learning about key figures like James Madison and the three branches of government, and it sparked great conversations about how our country was formed. Whether you’re teaching for…
If I Were King for a Day worksheets offer a fun and imaginative way for kids to explore what they would do if they had royal power for a day. These free writing prompts for kids are designed to inspire creativity across all age groups, making them perfect for classroom activities or at-home learning. Whether…
Royal family coloring pages were an instant yes for us. As someone born and raised in England, with more than a few trips to Buckingham Palace under my belt, I’ve always loved sharing a bit of that history with my son. This printable set includes King Charles III, Queen Camilla, and the next eight in…
This Pledge of Allegiance coloring page set quickly became one of our go-to printables for introducing the words, meaning, and history of the pledge at home. With six printable pages, including the full text, Francis Bellamy, and simple illustrations of kids saying the pledge, this is a great resource for grades K-4. Whether you’re using…
Statue of Liberty worksheets were a great way to bring our American history lesson to life. My son was curious about the statue’s torch and crown, and these geography printables helped him stay engaged while learning real facts about her height, materials, and symbolism. The mix of coloring, labeling, and research made it feel more…
The history of St Patrick’s Day worksheet is a fun way for kids to explore the traditions and stories behind this beloved holiday. From learning about St. Patrick’s life to discovering how Irish culture is celebrated today, these free St Patrick’s Day printables bring history to life. It’s a great addition to March lessons! What…
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…
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…
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…
We are loving playing this President’s Day word scramble printable this February. We have created an easier and harder version, perfect for kids in upper elementary and middle school. President’s Day is held on the third Monday in February, and these word scrambles are great free patriotic printables that can be enjoyed with both kids…
Although we are fairly structured in our homeschool, we still enjoy playing educational board games as part of our home education. But what is gameschooling? It is just a more fun way to learn that also encourages free thinking and less pressure, gameschooling is the best! In this post, I am going to share with…
Our history of Groundhog Day worksheet is a fun way to explore the story behind this quirky tradition. Celebrated every year on February 2nd, Groundhog Day predicts the coming of spring in a unique way. Perfect for homeschool or a quick seasonal activity, these free Groundhog Day printables make learning simple and engaging. Explore Groundhog…