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.
If you are celebrating the lunar new year, you are going to love our Chinese New Year word scramble printable. The Chinese New Year coincides with the lunar calendar. On the lunar calendar, the first day of the month begins during the new moon. Because of this, the Chinese New Year falls on different dates each…
With this free Martin Luther King Jr word search, kids can explore the life and legacy of one of history’s most inspiring figures in a fun and educational way. Featuring 16 important vocabulary words, this activity is a great addition to your Martin Luther King jr worksheets for kids, whether you’re teaching at home or…
New Year’s Scattergories is a quick, low-prep game that brings kids and adults together for plenty of laughs on New Year’s Eve. This free printable version includes four themed boards, YEAR, TIME, DROP, and WISH, so you can play without needing the official set. We’ve used it at family parties and even in small classroom…
We absolutely love ALL things Star Wars in our home. So I have created this Star Wars word search free printable for you to download and enjoy with the kids. You don’t need to wait for May the 4th to have fun with this Star Wars word search. This can be played year-round, especially after…
Gifts for Shakespeare lovers are always fun to shop for in our house. Our teen is obsessed with the Bard, so we’ve hunted down some real gems over the years. This list includes things we’ve actually bought (or have bookmarked), from clever wordplay games to quirky mugs and even a Lego-style minifig. It’s not just…
A Johnny Appleseed coloring page was exactly what we needed last September when we were exploring American folk heroes. My son had already heard the story, but seeing it come to life through coloring made it click in a different way. He especially liked the page with the bear, he asked if that really happened!…
Have you heard about BrainPOP but are looking for an honest BrainPOP review? We have been using it for months in our homeschool and love it, carry on reading to see why. Finding good homeschooling online resources is hard. Really hard, we have been homeschooling for over 4 years now and it still amazes me…
These homeschool curriculum reviews are based on seven years of trial, error, and a lot of real-life experience. We’ve used over 70 programs across every subject, some were a perfect fit, others not so much. This guide brings them together so you can find options that match your child’s learning style and your teaching goals….
Free homeschool printables are one of the easiest ways to make learning more engaging without spending a fortune. At Homeschool of 1, I’ve pulled together over 500 printable worksheets, planners, games, and activities for kids in preschool through middle school, all designed to support real learning in a fun, low-prep way. Instead of relying on…
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,…
The phases of the moon word search is one of our favorite ways to reinforce lunar vocabulary while keeping things low-key and fun. This free word search printable fits nicely into any moon phases worksheet set, and it’s been especially handy during quiet mornings or when we’re wrapping up a space science unit. It’s simple,…
We have finally found the best homeschool literature curriculum! We have struggled over the years to find something that actually works for us, but I can happily inform you we have found it. Learning Language Arts Through Literature is one of the best home school programs. I mean the name is in the title. How…
After not focussing on handwriting in our homeschool for the last few years I needed to find the best homeschool cursive curriculum. The main reason I chose to teach cursive handwriting was solely the fact that it is quicker to write. Of course, it looks nice but my main reason was to help my son…
We’ve used a Thanksgiving acrostic poem template every year since my son was in preschool. It’s an easy, low-prep way to sneak in a little writing while talking about gratitude. These free printables include four poem pages using the words THANKFUL or GRATEFUL. They work well for classrooms, homeschool, or quiet time at the table…
These Halloween writing prompts have become a fun tradition in our house each October, especially when we need a little help getting words on the page. Whether your kids love spooky stories or just need a nudge to start writing, these prompts mix humor, creativity, and just the right amount of fright. They’re ideal for…