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.
Halloween is creeping closer! Kids love mazes; they're festive, fun, and a way to practice problem-solving and fine motor skills.
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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!
Coloring Pages are a fun way to teach about the life cycle of a butterfly.
A butterfly lays its egg on the underside of a leaf. We used buttons in shades of green and yellow for our leaf. We added a sparkly little pom pom for our egg.
When the egg hatches a caterpillar emerges. A caterpillar eats and eats! Try adding some real leaves to your coloring page. As soon as a caterpillar is done growing they form themselves into a pupa or chrysalis. A hole punch created perfect circles for our caterpillars.
When the caterpillar is done changing and forming a butterfly emerges from the pupa. It's tme to decorate your butterfly! We purchased these 8 x10 foam glitter sticker sheets from Michael's. Cutting small triangles develops fine motor skills. Arranging the triangles fosters puzzle and logic development.
Welcome April! We added cotton balls and painted beans to our April Showers coloring page. April coloring pages make a great addition to your weather lesson plans.
St. Patrick's Day can be fun and educational. Print some free math worksheets for kids to work on in March. We have math sheets perfect for elementary school kids. St. Patrick's Day printables are also great for a school party. Let's get excited about math!
How should we create our rainbow?
You can create a rainbow with your child in many relatively simple ways. Here are ten great things that you can create your Springtime rainbow with:
1. Paint – It might seem simple, but sometimes simple is best. You can create a wonderful and bright-colored rainbow with your child using finger paints or paint brushes. The best part about painting is that you can get different colors to decorate various materials. You can paint rainbows on coloring pages, but you can also get puff paints and make rainbow shirts. You can even paint your rainbows on plates or mugs to share with everyone in your family.
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.
Arbor Day is April 26th. It's the perfect day to celebrate trees! We found some leaves and a pinecone in our yard. They made a perfect addition to our coloring pages.
