On Saturday, February 10, 2024, the Year of the Dragon will begin. Below is a collection of printable patterns for lucky red envelopes and bookmarks to celebrate this holiday. Group leaders can use these craft projects with large groups of children, or parents can use them in the family. They are simple and designed for preschool, kindergarteners, or elementary-age children to color and cut.

Today we have some cute and printable Easter baskets! These are fun and easy printables where you print the design and cut, fold and glue your basket templates. It’s both a fun Easter craft and creates useful diy baskets. This project is great for anyone of any age. Younger kids will enjoy coloring and helping add their “designs” to the baskets, while older kids and adults will enjoy putting the together. We also made sure to include plenty of designs to choose from! From cute animals to more realistic baskets. I’m sure you’ll find something to fit your tastes or needs.

These super cute easter color by number are a fun Easter activity to help children practice identifying numbers. Children from toddler, preschool, pre-k, and kindergarten will love these easter colour by number. As children color by code they will reveal mystery easter sciences featuring Easter eggs, bunny, Easter bunny, Easter eggs in a basket, jelly beans and Pepps, and more! Simply print pdf file with color by number easter and you are ready to play and learn with this free printable Easter worksheets.

Today we have lots of fun printable Easter crafts! These are perfect for younger kids, like preschoolers and kindergartners, but older kids will love crating these cute Easter figures too! Easter crafts are a wonderful way to celebrate the season while engaging your little ones in creative play. Our printable Easter crafts collection is designed with young children in mind, helping to develop fine motor skills, encourage creativity, and offer a fun, hands-on way to talk about the Easter season. Whether you’re preparing for a classroom activity or looking for something fun to do at home, these crafts are ideal for kindergartners and preschoolers.

Day of the Dead is a Mexican holiday observed throughout Mexico and around the world in other cultures. The holiday focuses on gatherings of family and friends to pray for and remember friends and family members who have died. This holiday is celebrated at the end of October and into the first couple days of November These Coloring Pages for all grade levels from kindergarten to elementary, middle, or high school Spanish classrooms. These coloring pages for Day of the Dead are also ideal for any English, Social Studies, or culture class looking to add Mexican culture to class on November 1st-2nd and celebrate Día de Muertos. These Day of the Dead Coloring pages are a fantastic resource for any Halloween or Day of the Dead lesson plans or lesson “fillers”. Use them as simple mindful coloring time, or turn them into Sugar Skull Masks!

Day of the Dead is a Mexican holiday observed throughout Mexico and around the world in other cultures. The holiday focuses on gatherings of family and friends to pray for and remember friends and family members who have died. This holiday is celebrated at the end of October and into the first couple days of November These Coloring Pages for all grade levels from kindergarten to elementary, middle, or high school Spanish classrooms. These coloring pages for Day of the Dead are also ideal for any English, Social Studies, or culture class looking to add Mexican culture to class on November 1st-2nd and celebrate Día de Muertos. These Day of the Dead Coloring pages are a fantastic resource for any Halloween or Day of the Dead lesson plans or lesson “fillers”. Use them as simple mindful coloring time, or turn them into Sugar Skull Masks!

Day of the Dead is a Mexican holiday observed throughout Mexico and around the world in other cultures. The holiday focuses on gatherings of family and friends to pray for and remember friends and family members who have died. This holiday is celebrated at the end of October and into the first couple days of November These Coloring Pages for all grade levels from kindergarten to elementary, middle, or high school Spanish classrooms. These coloring pages for Day of the Dead are also ideal for any English, Social Studies, or culture class looking to add Mexican culture to class on November 1st-2nd and celebrate Día de Muertos. These Day of the Dead Coloring pages are a fantastic resource for any Halloween or Day of the Dead lesson plans or lesson “fillers”. Use them as simple mindful coloring time, or turn them into Sugar Skull Masks!

Day of the Dead is a Mexican holiday observed throughout Mexico and around the world in other cultures. The holiday focuses on gatherings of family and friends to pray for and remember friends and family members who have died. This holiday is celebrated at the end of October and into the first couple days of November These Coloring Pages for all grade levels from kindergarten to elementary, middle, or high school Spanish classrooms. These coloring pages for Day of the Dead are also ideal for any English, Social Studies, or culture class looking to add Mexican culture to class on November 1st-2nd and celebrate Día de Muertos. These Day of the Dead Coloring pages are a fantastic resource for any Halloween or Day of the Dead lesson plans or lesson “fillers”. Use them as simple mindful coloring time, or turn them into Sugar Skull Masks!

Celebrate the season with these fun Christmas coloring pages. They are so much fun for school activities or coloring time at home or even at a holiday party. These colorful pieces of art work make a great addition to festive decorations. Kids and adults of all ages will love this old fashioned entertainment.

Celebrate the season with these fun Christmas coloring pages. They are so much fun for school activities or coloring time at home or even at a holiday party. These colorful pieces of art work make a great addition to festive decorations. Kids and adults of all ages will love this old fashioned entertainment.

These Christmas Word Searches are fun, engaging activity for kids during December. These christmas word search printable pages have varying degrees of difficulty making these holiday word search fun for children in preschool, pre-k, kindergarten, first grade, 2nd grade, 3rd grade, 4th grade, and 5th graders too. Simply print the free printable christmas word search for kids to play and learn while finding words to do with December 25th like wreath, tree, bow, sleigh, Santa, gifts, cookies, carols, and more!

There are different sheets to choose from or you can print them all. It is great for number recognition worksheets or matching basically. Colour by number is another name for it. If you wanted to make a math color by number out of it you could white out the spots. Put problems in there with answers at the top and photo copy that way.

Get ready to add some colorful fun to your Pi Day celebrations with my vibrant Pi Day Color by Multiplication Worksheets. Discover a world of math and creativity as we explore how these engaging worksheets can bring an extra dash of excitement to your Pi Day festivities. Search for more printables like this, check out my amazing Math Worksheets for Kids! These worksheets are designed to make math a blast for kids while celebrating the fascinating concept of Pi

Celebrate this sprint season with these cute Valentine’s Day coloring pages. They are so much fun for school activities or coloring time at home or even at a holiday party. These colorful pieces of art work make a great addition to festive decorations. Let someone know how much you care for them with these fun coloring pages

Martin Luther King Jr. was an American pastor, activist, humanitarian, and leader in the African-American Civil Rights Movement. He is best known for his role in the advancement of civil rights using nonviolent civil disobedience based on his Christian beliefs. He was assassinated on April 4, 1968. Martin Luther King Jr. Day is an American federal holiday marking the birthday his birthday. It is observed on the third Monday of January each year. Use these coloring pages and school and home to learn more about this holiday and the great man it celebrates.

Happy Groundhog Day! Kids of all ages will love these printable Groundhog Day coloring pages. The pixel style page is a challenge. It is a fun way to strengthen hand-eye coordination and fine motor skills. When I was younger I didn’t really understand what Groundhog Day was all about. I just knew we celebrated it and people were usually mad about more weeks of Winter or cheering for an early Spring. Coloring these Groundhog coloring pages together gives you a chance to start talking about what this holiday is all about and what it means when the groundhog sees his shadow or doesn’t. It is a great way to talk and connect with your child.

Kids will have fun practicing identifying and sorting shapes with this Groundhog day math. This groundhog day activity allows preschool, pre-k, and kindergarten students to practice identifying shapes to make a cute groundhog day puzzle. As children work on shape recognition they will reveal a cute mystery picture. Simply download pdf file with groundhog day printables and you are ready to play and learn this February!

National Hispanic Heritage month is the period from September 15 to October 15 in the United States when people recognize the contributions of Hispanic and Latino Americans to the group’s heritage and culture. This resource include: Individual general printables and coloring pages for Hispanic Heritage Month Specific influential Hispanic Heritage Individuals and Quote Categories ● Jaime Escalante ● Sonia Sotomayor ● Pele ● Ellen Ochoa ● Cesar Chavez ● Frida Kahlo

If you’re looking for a fun way to engage your children during National Hispanic Heritage Month, why not try a coloring activity? Children in kindergarten through to second grade can explore the flags of Spanish-speaking countries with these Hispanic Heritage Month Colouring pages

So this is a super fun Monster version of my Doodle Caricatures Activity. This makes for a simple, yet entertaining activity for those rainy day recess’ or early finishers or quiet time activities. Students young and old will get a kick out of thier finished creations. You just need a pencil and paper, then start tracing the different parts. The instructions are easy: Print out all the following pages. Then get a plain piece of paper and a drawing utensil. Start with tracing a head near the top of the paper. Make sure you leave froom for the body! Finish tracing all the other parts - eyes, ears, nose, mouth & body. Add in any of your own fun designs, then give your monster a name. Sit back and enjoy your creation! Share with your friends.