If you’re always on the hunt for printable activities that are both fun and educational, you’re in the right place. Our collection of free printables covers everything from coloring pages to worksheets and games, all designed to make learning hands-on and enjoyable for kids of different ages.
New Year reflection questions have become a tradition in our home because they always bring out little surprises. My son often remembers things I’d completely forgotten, a funny trip moment, a new skill he was proud of, or even something small like a board game we played together. These prompts turn New Year’s Eve into…
Every December, I pull out this Christmas word scramble as a quick, no-fuss activity that still feels festive and fun. It’s one of those printables that works for almost any setting, quiet homeschool days, classroom stations, or even casual holiday get-togethers with family. With 13 scrambled holiday words and no word bank, it’s a good…
Every year around December 1st, we print this Christmas bucket list and hang it on the fridge. It gives us a simple way to plan fun, low-stress activities without feeling overwhelmed by everything the season throws at us. With 25 color-in squares featuring easy, screen-free ideas like “bake cookies,” “make hot chocolate,” and “visit Christmas…
If you’re looking for a fun way to add some holiday cheer, this Christmas elf name generator has been a festive hit in our house for years. We love pulling it out at the start of December, everyone finds their elf name and suddenly we’re Sparkle Everfrost or Tinsel Clauson for the season. It’s such…
Stay cozy this season with our winter Mad Libs printable! My son and I always love how these silly stories bring so much laughter to a snowy afternoon. With just a few adjectives, nouns, and verbs, you can turn a simple story into something completely hilarious. These printable Mad Libs are a great way to…
Thanksgiving color by number printables are a fun way to mix creativity with learning during the holiday season. These festive worksheets feature autumn-inspired designs like turkeys, pumpkins, and fall leaves, all ready to be brought to life with color. Ideal for engaging kids during Thanksgiving gatherings or in a classroom setting, these printables combine number…
A scarecrow acrostic poem ended up being one of the first writing prompts that actually got my son excited about poetry. Something about the fall theme and having a visual like the scarecrow helped him focus, and made the whole thing feel more like a creative challenge than a writing assignment. These printable templates give…
Keeping track of your child’s reading progress is essential, and a reading log printable can be a helpful tool. A book reading log is a great way to encourage a good reading habit in children. Fostering a love for books and helping them develop essential literacy skills that will benefit them throughout their lives. These…
Bring the magic of a Mexican Christmas into your holiday learning with our Christmas in Mexico worksheet! This simple, hands-on activity invites kids to discover Mexican holiday traditions, from festive foods to beloved customs like Las Posadas. These free printable Christmas activities add a fun, cultural twist to the season, making it easy to explore…
Printable Mad Libs have been one of our go-to language arts tools when we need something fun, low-prep, and still educational. My son doesn’t even realize he’s practicing grammar, he’s too busy laughing at the ridiculous stories we end up with. These fill-in-the-blank games are a clever way to build vocabulary, reinforce parts of speech,…
If you’re exploring Christmas Around the World with your kids, this Christmas in the Philippines worksheet is a fun, low-prep way to bring Filipino holiday traditions to life. The six printable pages include activities like coloring a parol lantern, learning about Simbang Gabi, and discovering favorite Filipino Christmas foods. Designed to be both educational and…
A Thanksgiving word search has become one of our favorite go-to activities during the holiday week, especially when I need something screen-free and festive. This free printable includes 15 themed words like pumpkin, pilgrims, and gratitude, plus a few fun extras to keep kids engaged even after they finish. It’s a simple way to sneak…
We’ve used these Christmas Around the World coloring pages as part of our December homeschool routine for a few years now, and they’ve become one of my favorite ways to sneak in geography and cultural learning without it feeling like a lesson. Each page introduces a different country’s holiday traditions through simple facts and a…
Halloween Scattergories is one of our favorite printable games to pull out in October, especially when we’re looking for something quick, low-prep, and guaranteed to make everyone laugh. We’ve used it for everything from family game night to classroom brain breaks, and each time, the silly answers and surprise wins make it a hit. Our…
We made this mummy handprint one rainy October afternoon when my son was bouncing off the walls and needed something fun but low-prep. I grabbed some purple paint, printed the template, and we turned a messy moment into a spooky little keepsake that still makes us smile. This Halloween printable is simple enough for toddlers…