Language arts is at the heart of how kids learn to communicate, read, and express themselves. Whether you’re working on grammar, writing, or reading comprehension, these language arts activities and printables are designed to make learning more enjoyable and effective.
You’ll find book lists, writing prompts, reading challenges, and engaging worksheets to support learners at various levels. Perfect for use in the classroom or at home, these resources help build strong literacy skills with a creative touch.
Star Wars educational activities are a fun way to bring learning to life—especially if you have a young Jedi at home who’s obsessed with the galaxy far, far away (like my son!). Whether you’re looking for themed math games, writing prompts, science experiments, or art projects, these ideas blend Star Wars fun with real educational…
Introducing Shakespeare to the kids, but want to make it fun? Look no further! Discover creative and exciting ways to bring the world of Shakespeare to life for young minds while keeping the learning enjoyable and memorable. Prepare to ignite curiosity and imagination as you embark on a captivating exploration of Shakespeare with a delightful…
There’s something about a pirate Mad Libs printable that instantly lightens the mood, even my reluctant writer gets pulled in. The mix of silly words, unexpected story twists, and pirate nonsense always leads to laughter (and a bit of accidental grammar practice). It’s become one of our favorite ways to fill a quiet afternoon without…
Celebrate Dia de los Muertos with our fun and educational Day of the Dead word scramble! This printable activity is perfect for engaging kids while teaching them about the rich traditions of this cultural celebration. With both easier and harder versions available, it’s ideal for upper elementary and middle school students. Whether you’re in the…
Choosing the best middle school homeschool curriculum felt like a big leap for us. By this stage, my son was ready for more independence, but he still needed guidance and structure. We went through a lot of trial and error, some programs clicked right away, others were set aside after a few weeks. These years…
Talk Like a Pirate Day activities are a fun way to mix learning, creativity, and a little silliness into your day, whether you’re at home or in the classroom. We’ve used these themed printables and games over the years to bring out some big laughs, practice writing skills, and sneak in a bit of pirate-themed…
Preschool alphabet worksheets were one of the first things I reached for when we started working on letters at home. They gave us something simple and structured to do together, tracing, coloring, matching, all while building those early literacy skills in a way that didn’t feel overwhelming. Over time, they just became part of our…
As Christmas will be with us any minute (I have no idea where this year has gone already!) I wanted to put together a list of educational Christmas activities that we will be doing this December. In December we tend to put away the core curriculum we have been working on, and instead focus on…
Halloween homeschool activities have become a favorite part of our fall routine, even though Halloween was never really my thing until my son got completely obsessed with it. Over the years, I’ve found that leaning into the excitement with themed lessons, spooky books, and hands-on projects actually makes our homeschool days smoother, and a lot…
Back to school writing prompts help kids ease into the new school year with simple, creative activities that support reflection and expression. These printable activities make great first day of school worksheets, encouraging students to reflect, imagine, and express themselves right from the start. With 36 themed prompts to choose from, they offer just enough…
Finding the best word games for kids is essential in our home, especially since my son isn’t a fan of writing. We’ve discovered that incorporating games can boost his literacy skills while making learning enjoyable. Whether we’re diving into a word board game or exploring online options, these activities have transformed our homeschool routine. I…
A Juneteenth word scramble is a fun and meaningful way to celebrate June 19th while learning about the importance of freedom and equality. This free printable offers two versions—one easier, one harder—making it a great activity for upper elementary and middle school students. Whether you’re marking the day at home, in the classroom, or with…
Educational board games are the best way to combine fun and learning! In our homeschool journey, board games have become an essential tool for teaching. For over seven years now, we’ve incorporated them into our daily lessons, turning what could be seen as “just playing” into valuable learning moments. Board games have a special way…
A book subscription for kids is a fun and effortless way to keep your child excited about reading with fresh, age-appropriate books delivered each month. Whether you’re looking for engaging picture books for toddlers, exciting chapter books for young readers, or diverse stories that spark imagination, there’s a subscription box to fit every interest. These…
An astronaut coloring page is usually just a picture to fill in, but this one tells a story. Instead of a random rocket or a single space suit, this printable follows four astronauts through an entire mission: from liftoff and meteor showers to a moon landing and their return to Earth. Each page adds a…