How to have fun with preschool-aged children, including educational fun and homeschool curriculums for when they start kindergarten.
Letter J activities felt like a turning point for us when we first started working through the alphabet. Something about jelly beans, jaguars, and jumping games just clicked. My son was suddenly more engaged, and the mix of hands-on learning and movement made it all stick. This collection includes the letter worksheets, crafts, and simple…
These colors worksheets make learning fun for preschoolers by helping them recognize and associate colors with familiar objects. Each page highlights a single color—red, blue, green, yellow, orange, or pink—featuring bold splashes and simple images to color, like fire trucks for red or frogs for green. These free homeschool printables reinforce color recognition while strengthening…
Letter I activities were a fun mix of creativity and chaos in our house, especially when we pulled out ice cream crafts or started hunting for insects in the backyard. Teaching this letter felt easier when we focused on hands-on projects that didn’t feel like formal lessons. From sensory bins to simple alphabet printables, these…
We’ve done our fair share of alphabet activities over the years, but this alphabet scavenger hunt printable actually got my son excited to practice letters. No whining, no distractions, just a clipboard, a mission, and a reason to move. We’ve used it in so many ways: racing to find toys that start with each letter,…
Turtle math worksheets are a fun way to help young kids practice early counting skills while enjoying an ocean animal theme. These free printable counting worksheets include five engaging pages filled with simple activities that reinforce number recognition, sequencing, and quantity matching up to 10. With cheerful sea turtles and other marine creatures on each…
Letter U activities help preschoolers build early literacy skills through playful, hands-on learning. Whether they’re making umbrella crafts, tracing letters, or exploring fun movement games, these activities reinforce letter recognition in a natural way. Using a mix of crafts, sensory play, and storytelling, kids stay engaged while practicing important pre-reading skills. Plus, with free alphabet…
Scavenger hunt printables are one of the easiest ways to turn an ordinary day into something kids actually get excited about. Whether you’re planning a birthday party, filling time during a holiday break, or just looking for a low-prep way to get everyone moving, this page is packed with ready-to-use ideas that work in real…
Turtle activities for preschoolers are a great way to introduce early science concepts through fun, hands-on learning. With crafts, games, and science worksheets for preschoolers, you can explore turtle anatomy, life cycles, and habitats in a way that keeps kids curious and engaged. These turtle-themed ideas have been a favorite in our home—simple to prep,…
A ladybug math worksheet is a fun way to help young kids practice counting and number recognition while staying engaged. With simple visuals, playful bugs, and hands-on activities, these printable pages turn early math into something kids actually look forward to. Whether you’re working on numbers 1–10 or building basic math confidence, these worksheets are…
Penguin activities for preschoolers were some of the earliest themed projects I remember doing with my son, mostly because he couldn’t get enough of those little wobbly birds. What started as a quick winter craft turned into a whole collection of sensory bins, early learning worksheets, and art projects we kept coming back to. These…
Get kids excited about literature with this Shakespeare memory game, a playful way to explore the Bard’s world. This free printable memory game features iconic images that make learning feel like play, perfect for homeschool or classroom fun. It’s an easy way to add a touch of Shakespearean magic to any lesson! Shakespeare-themed memory game…
Polar bear activities have always been a winter favorite in our house, especially on cold afternoons when we needed something fun and educational to do inside. Over the years, we’ve used these kinds of crafts and worksheets not just to pass the time, but to explore Arctic animals in a hands-on way. From cotton ball…
Our clothes memory game printable is a fun, hands-on way to help kids learn about different types of clothing. From cozy winter boots to everyday T-shirts, this game lets them explore the clothes they see and wear. With 24 illustrated cards to match, it’s perfect for building memory skills and sparking conversations about seasons, colors,…
Rock activities for preschoolers are a fun and hands-on way to explore early learning skills through play. From simple painting projects to counting games and science-based sensory play, these ideas help young children connect with nature while building fine motor skills, color recognition, and creativity. Whether you’re looking for easy crafts or educational extensions for…
The I is for ice cream handprint craft was a fun way to keep our letter I activities feeling fresh. By turning a simple handprint into an ice cream cone, we added just enough creativity to hold my son’s attention without needing a complicated setup. If you’re working through the alphabet, this printable makes it…