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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? 

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! 

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. 

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

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

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?

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

Print some pumpkin coloring pages and make your own goodie bags. We're filling these fun orange treat bags with crayons, markers, and personalized Halloween coloring pages.

Halloween is on the way! Kids always love mazes. They are fun and educational! Mazes are good for problem-solving and fine motor skills. 

Scavenger hunts are a fun way to explore your neigborhood and get some exercise. Grab a grown up, the printed coloring page, a pen, and head out of the house for a little walk.  

Check out these other fun Fall coloring pages, worksheets, and mini books!