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.
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…
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…
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…
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…
This Memorial Day word search has become one of our go-to activities in late May. It’s a quiet, reflective way to introduce the meaning behind the holiday while giving kids something engaging to do. I like using it as a conversation starter—my son usually finishes it quickly, and then we talk about some of the…
Earth Day writing prompts are a fun and engaging way to inspire kids to think about our planet and its care. These prompts are perfect for sparking creativity and encouraging thoughtful discussions about environmental topics. Whether you’re exploring ways to reduce waste, conserve water, or grow your own vegetables, these free Earth Day worksheets offer…
An Easter acrostic poem is a fun and creative way for kids to explore poetry while celebrating the season. These free templates make it easy to add a bit of writing practice to your Easter activities, whether you’re homeschooling or in the classroom. We’ve used acrostic poems for years, and letting kids choose their own…
This Mother’s Day word search has become one of our go-to activities each year—especially when we need a quiet moment between brunch and gifts. It’s an easy way to keep the kids busy, but it also gets them thinking about what makes their mom (or grandma) special. Out of all the Mother’s Day printables, this…
Have fun writing this March with these St Patrick’s Day writing prompt printables. These St Patrick’s Day activities for kids are perfect for both elementary and middle school-aged children. Encourage young writers to explore the magic of the holiday through their creative expressions and written narratives. These prompts not only ignite imaginative storytelling but also…
How to write essays that have impact with Heron Books. We are a math-loving family, we love the fact that it is either right or wrong. However, this has its challenges. He loves math, but guess what he doesn’t love! Writing! Over the last year, his writing has definitely improved but it was missing something….
Celebrating Earth Day can be both educational and fun with our Earth Day word search printable. This engaging activity is not only a great way to introduce kids to environmental vocabulary, but also a creative method to discuss the importance of Earth Day. Ideal for parents and teachers, this printable word search helps in playfully…
Free printables for kids can make learning and playtime more engaging, and at Homeschool of 1, we’ve created a growing collection of them. Whether you’re looking for educational worksheets, coloring pages, printable games, or seasonal activities, you’ll find hundreds of free resources here. With new printables added regularly, there’s always something fresh to explore—perfect for…
Presidents’ Day is nearly upon us so I have created this free if I were President worksheet for you to print out and have fun with. These free printable story starters can be used with all age groups. It is a perfect way to have fun on President’s Day whether you homeschool, or you are just trying…