Have fun in June with these entertaining and educational puzzles. Printable jigsaw puzzles are great for preschool and elementary school kids. Students will work on cutting out the pieces, then reassembling them.
Print your favorite animal puzzle.
Father's Day is just around the corner, and a handmade gift for dad or grandpa is just perfect! Choose one of our customizable pages to create a special Father's Day keepsake. Whether it's a colorful card, a painted picture frame, or an "All about My Dad" worksheet, crafts made with love are something that Dad will cherish.
These cutting worksheets are fun for coloring, gluing, and working on scissor skills. You can glue them on individual pages or combine them to make one big picture.
We gathered some flower petals and grass from our garden. They made the perfect addition to some flower coloring pages. Coloring can be a fun way to learn about May Day. Use flower coloring pages to teach children about different types of flowers, plants, and animals associated with spring.
Mother's Day is just around the corner, and what better way to show your love and appreciation for your mom or grandma than by making a personalized card or picture. Choose one of our Mother's Day printables to customize. When decorating your page, pick your mom's favorite colors. Frame or display the picture on a table or wall.
Hop on over to our Easter coloring pages. Today we placed some coloring pages around our yard for an Easter egg hunt.
St. Patrick's Day is the perfect time to party and play games! Our printable games are ideal for preschool, kindergarten, and first-grade students.
This tic-tac-toe game also allows students to work on their cutting skills.
Hello March! We have tons of free printable March coloring pages and worksheets. They are perfect for a rainy (or snowy) day. Try using items you have around the house to decorate your pages.
-Noodles make a fun mane; cotton balls are great for a fluffy sheep.
St. Patrick's Day is a great holiday to engage children in fun activities. A scavenger hunt is a perfect way to do this. Try using one of our scavenger hunt printables.
Try creating your own scavenger hunt in 5 easy steps.
Try cutting 100 shapes for the 100th day of school.
All you'll need for our fun 100th-day project is crayons, scissors, glue, and a poster board. Print out the 4 sheets below. Each one is 25 shapes. Color the 100 shapes and cut them out. Now, they are ready to be glued to your poster board. Students can practice grouping the shapes and counting by tens. Don't forget to add your name!
