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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! 

Groundhog Day is February 2nd. Check out these fun Groundhog day coloring pages, worksheets and mini books.  Grab your crayons and color Grif the Groundhog! What will Punxsutawney Phil predict? 

1. Play a game of candy heart bingo. 

Have your students create a bingo board. You can use words found on the candy hearts or, for younger students, the candy colors.  Each child will need their bingo board and a box of candy hearts. 

Create your own fancy Christmas trees! We used pipe cleaners, pom poms, glitter, and oil pastels to make our trees shine.

Our math worksheets are perfect for elementary school kids. Practice subtracting Christmas trees, adding candy canes and ornaments.

We have free placemats for all of the letters. Print one to take to dinner at a restaurant or keep your kids entertained while you cook. Can you help the alligator find his way out of the maze?

Autumn is here! It's time for leaf projects and activities! Check out our leaf coloring pages.  Grab your favorite Fall colors and decorate some leaves! Buttons, pom poms and glitter are really fun to add to your Autumn pictures.

We had so much fun with a little glue and some orange pom poms. Print a pumpkin coloring page and create your own fancy pumpkin! We used orange pom poms, but buttons or cheerios would work too!

Gobble Gobble! Print a turkey coloring page (or two) to decorate!  We used colorful feathers, sand, and markers to make these fancy turkeys.

Our haunted house activities will keep you busy this Halloween!

Make your house super spooky! Decorate a haunted house coloring page using crayons, markers, buttons and pompons. Create a display using your coloring pages and real pumpkins or gourds. 

Practice your cutting skills and have fun with printable puzzles.