History comes to life when kids can connect with the people, events, and stories that shaped the world. Whether you’re teaching at home or in the classroom, these history printables and activities make learning about the past more interactive and meaningful.
From U.S. presidents and historical figures to themed worksheets and educational games, you’ll find plenty of resources to support history lessons across a variety of topics and age groups.
Explore the story of an American hero with our Martin Luther King Jr. color by number printables. These fun and educational coloring pages are a great way for kids to learn about Martin Luther King Jr. By using different colors for each number, kids can create a beautiful picture while also learning about the life…
Engaging in Black History Month activities is a great way to celebrate African American achievements. This February, we’re using over 47 resources to make learning fun and meaningful. These include hands-on projects and Black History Month free printables for kids of all ages. Free Black History Month worksheets Elevate your lessons with these engaging and…
If you’re searching for the best homeschool curriculum for high school, this list is built from what we’ve actually used and trusted over the years. From math and science to electives and foreign languages, we’ve tried a wide range of options, some that worked brilliantly, and others we quickly replaced. What we’ve learned is that…
Introducing Martin Luther King activities for kids is a wonderful way to educate and inspire young minds about the legacy of this civil rights icon. Dr. King’s teachings continue to resonate with people of all ages, making it a perfect opportunity for children to learn about equality, social justice, and unity. Through engaging crafts, interactive…
Thanksgiving picture books have always been part of our holiday season, especially when my son was younger. Reading together gave us a chance to slow down, laugh, and talk about what being thankful really means. Some of these stories are lighthearted and fun, perfect for keeping little ones engaged while you’re cooking, while others open…
Over the past seven years of homeschooling, I’ve tested a lot of homeschooling resources, some were game-changers, others didn’t quite fit. This page brings together the ones we’ve actually used and found helpful, from free printables and full curriculum reviews to hands-on projects and high school prep. Whether you’re just starting out or teaching across…
Finding a secular homeschool curriculum that’s truly non-religious and still high quality can be frustrating. When we started homeschooling in 2018, I spent hours sorting through programs that claimed to be neutral but still slipped in religious content. Over the years, I’ve tested dozens of options with my son, from preschool to high school. This…
This free history of Valentine’s Day worksheet is perfect for kids in grades K-5. We love learning about all of the holidays and these Valentine’s Day activities for kids make a great addition to your history lesson this February. Valentine’s Day is celebrated on February 14th in many countries around the world. It began to…
Although we homeschool, there is no reason we shouldn’t have fun on the holidays. I have put together our favorite homeschool Valentine’s Day ideas. Which include lesson plans, books, and fun activities. These Valentine’s Day printable activities are not just educational though. I have included Valentine’s arts and crafts and lots of fun. Valentine’s Day…
Are you looking for the best homeschool world history curriculum? If you are looking for an engaging and comprehensive social studies curriculum that not only educates but also inspires a love for history and reading, look no further than Sonlight. The Sonlight World History homeschool curriculum is designed to take your homeschooler on an incredible…
Thanksgiving read alouds are one of my favorite ways to slow down and enjoy the holiday with kids. Sharing these stories together brings more than just fun, it sparks conversations about gratitude, family, and traditions while building a love for reading. Some books make us laugh with silly turkeys, others open the door to history…
St David’s Day for those that don’t know commemorates the Patron Saint of Wales, David. It is celebrated on March 1st. Check out our favourite St David’s Day activities that we will be doing this year. Perfect for kids aged 3-12, have fun learning about Welsh traditions with these crafts, worksheets, and coloring pages. St…
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…
Taking time for Remembrance Day activities has helped us slow down and reflect as a family. Whether you’re teaching at home or in the classroom, it’s a meaningful opportunity to help kids of all ages understand why we pause on November 11th. This list includes free Remembrance Day crafts, books, and printables that make it…
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…