Kids will love practicing addition and subtraction during December with super cute, free printable Christmas fact families. Simply print the pdf file with these Christmas Math Worksheets to help first grade, 2nd grade, and 3rd grade students sneak in some fun Christmas Math to make learning fun during the holidays.

A great opportunity to practice your numbers to 120, and have some coloring fun at the !same time These coloring sheets are based on some of our coordinate sheets and the aim is to color .the number the correct color .Each square has its own number which follows the numbers from 1 to 120

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!

These Christmas Pixel Puzzles are a great way to introduce image representation on computers as well as work on number and color recognition. Computers break pictures down into tiny blocks of color known as pixels. Pixels are organized in a grid and each block contains a single color. When you combine the pixels, they create pictures.

These Christmas Origami Printables are great for keeping the kids busy. Each of these printable folding sheets makes it easy for kids to fold and create their own Christmas origami designs. These make the best paper holiday crafts because of the basic design. Children need only one sheet of paper and these printable patterns to create a classic paper Christmas craft. They simply fold the piece of paper along the dotted lines to make a Christmas tree, Santa hat or star. The best way to utilize these free Christmas origami printables is to print them off and make them into little booklets to share and use as inspiration. I like to hole punch the pages and !place them into duotangs because then they can be used over and over again

We’ve added too many Christmas pages to fit in our holiday section. From stockings to presents, add a little color to your Christmas with these fun multiplication and division coloring pages. Grab the crayons, ready your brain, and enjoy these cool Christmas coloring pages.

Each page features a Black creator, thinker or leader, as well as a mini-biography to help kids learn how that individual’s talent and tenacity has changed our world. Read on for ideas on how to make these Black History Month coloring pages part of your family or classroom celebration! These Black History Month coloring pages are a great together-time activity. Not only do you get to do something creative as a family, but it also gives you an opportunity for casual, yet meaningful conversation. This can be really helpful for discussing all kinds of Black History Month topics, from slavery and civil rights, to art and community leadership. Each page offers you the chance to talk about different individuals and ideas, and gives your child the opportunity to ask questions in a low-pressure situation

We’ve whipped up a delightful selection of free Christmas and Winter word search puzzles in various themes and difficulty levels, so there’s something for everyone. Whether your kiddo is a newbie or a word search whiz, they can start from the basics and challenge themselves as they go. And hey, adults! Don’t be shy - these puzzles are a delightful way for you to unwind .and get into the festive mood too Not only are these free printable Christmas word search puzzles buckets of fun, but they’re also little treasure troves of new words for your little ones to learn. Ready to dive in? Simply print out your chosen Christmas word search PDF and start your word-finding adventure. Mark off each word as you discover them, and once you’re done, the colorful artwork awaits .your creative touch

Need an easy activity for Groundhog Day? Then print off these Groundhog Day Color By Number pages. This is a fun activity to discuss what Groundhog day is about and make predictions on whether the groundhog will see its shadow! These printable Groundhog Day color by code pages are a great way for kids to learn about the holiday as well as practice their colors and numbers! Groundhog Day falls on February 2nd and celebrates the day groundhogs around the world are observed to see if they see their shadow. If they see their shadow, the prediction is that there will will be 6 more weeks of winter. And if they do not see their shadow, that means the prediction is that spring is on its way!

Enjoy a sweet Valentine’s Day story time followed by this Valentines Day Math Worksheets to help pre-k, kindergarten, and first grade students work on numbers 1-100. This fun Valentines Day color by number helps children work on number recognition to 100 using a hundreds chart. As students color by code on these valentines day worksheets they will reveal a mystery picture from the story. SImply download Valentines Day Math pdf file to your Valentines Themes. Kids will love this fun valentines day activity kindergarten. Valentines Day Math We love engaging activities to make learning fun. When teaching preschoolers, kindergartners, and grade 1 students they will love reading a story together and then doing a fun, educationa, book based activity together. This Valentines day math was a fun way for students to work on number recognition as they navigate a 100s chart. After printing the valentines day worksheets, students will colour by number to reveal a hidden picture. THis is such a fun valentines day activity for February 14th.

Practice Reading Clocks-Clock Workbook For Kids Ages 5-8 To Learn How To Tell Time-Reproducible Math Drills for Elementary Students Grades 1-3, Hour, Half Hour, Quarter Hour, Five Minutes, Minutes, Matching Timed. Reproducible Math Drills, Clocks, Hours, Quarter Hours, Five Minutes, Minutes, Word Problems. A great resource for students that could use more practice reading clocks. This practice book will build basic abilities through action stuffed fun. The activities are intended to give children a genuine feeling of accomplishment.It is recommended for students to attempt at least one page daily for consistent practice. The book is for kids who learn hours and minutes. Help kids learn to tell time with this easy-to-read book Promotes hand-eye coordination and concepts of telling time Practice again and again - Movable time clock with minute and second hand to adjust Perfect Gift for kids who learn about time Features you’ll love: 100 full pages of analog clocks that show hours and minutes, Large size - 8.5" x 11"

Mother’s Day is right around the corner…Have you made a homemade card to give to Mom or Grandma yet? This butterfly card craft is perfect for that! It’s a simple paper craft that comes with a free printable template so it’s easy to make in 15 minutes or less! We love the idea of having each of the kids make their own so Mom gets a unique, handmade card from every child. This craft is great for making with preschoolers, kindergarten and elementary children, whether at home or at school. How To Make A Butterfly Card Directions Download the butterfly template, print and cut out the pieces. Begin by writing your child’s message on the white inside of the card. Because the wings are the only part that will open, write the messages near the edges of each wing, like in the pictures. hands holding butterfly craft template hands writing inside butterfly card Place the wing cutout above the white butterfly cut out and staple twice in the middle of the butterfly body. Use a black marker to draw a smile on the butterfly’s head. Draw any decoration you want on the butterfly body. We did curved lines but you can do anything you want. Some other ideas include polka dots or stripes. hands drawing on lines to butterfly body with black sharpie Glue the butterfly eyes on just above the smile. Place glue along the back of the completed butterfly body and secure it to the middle of the butterfly card. hands gluing on googly eye to paper butterfly body hands gluing on butterfly body to wings Use the circle punch or any decorative items to decorate the butterfly’s wings. We like the idea of making this educational by using shape stickers. You can have the kids place a sticker on and then tell you what shape it is. You can do thesame sort of thing with solid colored stickers as well. hands gluing on blue circle to butterfly card craft Cut out two long thin strips from the black cardstock to be the butterfly’s antennae. Glue them to the back of the head. hands gluing on black antenna to paper butterfly craft This butterfly craft is a simple and cute handmade card that Mom or Grandma will love getting for Mother’s Day! hand opening butterfly card craft to read inside of text “happy mother’s day! love, Ella” We’re sure Mom, Grandma or even Auntie would love to receive one of these adorable butterfly cards!

Make this fun and cute apple stamp ladybug craft for kids for spring or anytime you’re learning about insects! If you haven’t been following along lately, we’ve been doing a new unit study that’s all about insects. So far we’ve made this recycled bee craft for kids and had the kids play with this engaging insect sensory bin. They’ve had a lot of fun so far and today we’re making one of the cutest bugs aroundladybugs! Read on below to see how to make this easy insect craft with your kids or students. Ladybug Art Project Supplies An apple White card stock Scissors Red paint Paintbrush Black marker Glue stick (I prefer this heavy duty one) ladybug craft supplies Directions Download and print out the ladybug head template on the white card stock. Cut out the ladybug heads you want to use. Adults Only: Cut an apple in half with a knife to prepare for the craft. Paint the cut side of an apple with the red paint, then press it onto the white cardstock to make the ladybug body. Repeat for each ladybug you want to make. Let the paint dry completely. ladybug stamp craft Using the black marker, draw spots and a line down the middle of the ladybug’s body. Using the green sheet of card stock, cut out a large leaf shape. If you want, draw a vein down the middle of the leaf and other veins branching outward with a green marker. Cut out the leaf stem and glue it to the base of the leaf. Cut out each ladybug body and glue onto the green leaf you made in step 8. Glue the ladybug heads onto the top of each apple stamp. Using the black marker, add antennas and the flying trails.

Spring is here, and that means it’s the perfect time to be on the lookout for ladybugs! Ladybugs are one of those insects that kids actually like. They are often seen as a symbol of good luck, so it’s no wonder they have become popular. If you want to make a fun insect craft with the kids, try out this ladybug paper bag ladybug puppet. This activity is easy and fun and comes with a free printable template. Your kids will enjoy putting on their own puppet show after following these simple steps! Also, be sure to look through all of our paper bag puppets for even more fun ideas. Easy Ladybug Craft paper bag ladybug craft image collage with the words paper bag ladybug craft How To Make A Paper Bag Ladybug Puppet Directions Download the ladybug template, print, and cut out the pieces you need. hand holding paper bag ladybug craft template Begin by creating the ladybug’s head. Glue the eyes in the middle of the head, just above the mouth. If you’re using black paper, glue the white mouth just below the eyes. hand gluing eye to paper bag ladybug head hand gluing smile to paper bag ladybug head Place the cheeks just below and slightly outside the eyes and glue them in place. hand gluing cheek to paper bag ladybug head Take the antennae and glue them to the top and back of the head. hand gluing antenna to paper bag ladybug head Position the completed ladybug head on the flap portion of the brown paper bag and glue it in place. hand gluing head to ladybug paper bag craft Next, create the ladybug’s body. Glue the black spots all over the wings. hand gluing spots to paper bag ladybug wings Glue the ladybug wings slightly angled inward onto the ladybug’s body. hand gluing wings to ladybug paper bag craft Finish up by gluing the ladybug’s body to the main piece of the brown paper bag. hand gluing body to ladybug paper bag craft That’s it! It’s so cute! hand holding paper bag ladybug craft Spring Unit For Kids If you want to create an entire spring-themed unit for kids around this ladybug craft, keep reading! We have some great ideas to get you started. Reading aloud to children is beneficial in so many ways! Reading can help encourage early literacy skills and can help kids learn new vocabulary. That’s just 2 reasons why you should read aloud to kids and why we recommend starting a unit with books! Below are some of our favorite spring books for kids.

Kids love butterflies plus they’re a great way to introduce life cycles and metamorphosis in a fun setting. Learn all about insects and make this popsicle stick butterfly craft with the kids! It’s an easy butterfly craft for kids that comes with a free printable template! Buttefly On A Stick Craft popsicle stick butterfly craft image collage with the words popsicle stick butterfly in the middle How To Make A Popsicle Stick Butterfly Popsicle Stick Butterfly Craft For Kids Supplies Popsicle sticks Paint Paintbrush Permanent glue dots Glue Colored cardstock or construction paper Scissors Black marker Butterfly template Directions Download the butterfly template, print, and cut out the pieces you need. hand holding popsicle stick butterfly template Place 3 popsicle sticks in line vertically. Cut a 4th popsicle stick into thirds and stretch a glue dot on each cut popsicle stick. Use these to glue the 3 popsicle sticks in place, positioning one at the top, middle, and back. hand gluing popsicle stick together Paint the popsicle sticks in 1-2 thin coats of paint and let dry completely. hand painting popsicle stick orange Glue the butterfly body to the middle of the wing paper. We used glue dots to do this, but you can use liquid glue or a glue stick as well. hand gluing popsicle stick body to popsicle stick butterfly craft Glue the eyes to the top of one end of the popsicle sticks, then use the black marker to draw on a smile below the eyes. hand gluing eyes to popsicle stick butterfly craft Assemble the wing decorations all over the wings, then glue them in place. hand gluing wing decorations to popsicle stick butterfly craft Finish off the butterfly by cutting 2 small strips of paper in the same color as the body. Glue these to the back of the butterfly wings, by the head to create the antennae. hand gluing antennae to the back of popsicle stick butterfly craft Aren’t these so colorful and fun?! That’s another reason they’re great for springtime!

This spring crafts for toddlers activity allows your kid to totally flaunt his or her creativity.That’s because he or she can wear the end product of this spring crafts for preschoolersproject. These spring bracelets feature some of the season’s cutest creatures!

Ladybugs are probably one of the easiest insects to love! Somehow, they’re just so cute and they’re actually great for eating insect pests. They’re also one of the first bugs that come to mind during spring time. This ladybug headband craft is a fun and easy headband craft for kids to make at home, school, or daycare. Grab the printable template and make it with preschool, kindergarten, and elementary children. Easy Ladybug Craft How To Make A Paper Ladybug Headband Supplies Colored cardstock or construction paper Scissors Glue Tape Markers or crayons (if using the color in version) Ladybug template Directions Download the ladybug template, print, and cut out the pieces you need. hand holding ladybug headband craft template Glue the eyes in the middle of the ladybug head. hand gluing eyes to ladybug headband craft Take the mouth and glue it just below the eyes, in the middle of the head. hand gluing mouth to ladybug headband craft Create the ladybug wings, by gluing the black spots all over red wings. Repeat on both sides. hand gluing spots to ladybug headband craft wings Place the wings behind the head facing vertically and glue the head to the front of the wings. hand gluing head to wings of ladybug headband craft Position the headband extenders on each side of the base and tape them together. hand taping extender to ladybug headband craft Isn’t this craft so cute?

Celebrate spring with these 4 kid’s crafts! Our Spring Crafts help children work on their hand-eye coordination and fine motor skills as they cut and paste each craft. We have included a frog, kite, flower and umbrella! Each craft has step-by-step instructions for children to assemble independently. This product includes: 4 crafts in black and white with step by step instructions: flower pot, frog, kite, umbrella with butterfly

spring crafts for kids project could serve as an adorable Mother’s Day gift for Mom or Grandma! Even without an upcoming occasion, these paper flowers are a great “just thinking of you” gift and are sure to brighten anyone’s day

This paper bag butterfly craft is great for little kids in preschool, kindergarten, and elementary school. It’s the newest addition to our butterfly crafts for kids. And, like many of our other posts, we’ve included a free printable butterfly template to make it even easier on you to make with the kids! There’s something kids just love about butterflies. It could be their bright colors, their large wings or something else entirely, but kids (and adults!) are mesmerized by them. We’re showing you how to turn a plain ‘ol brown paper bag into a bright butterfly ready to take flight! Directions Download the butterfly craft template, print out and cut out the pieces you’ll need. Hands holding butterfly craft template Take each of the butterfly’s eyes and glue them to the middle of the head piece. Use your .25″ circle punch, scissors or markers to make or draw on a small nose underneath the two eyes. Hands gluing eyes onto yellow rectangle Eyes gluing on nose to butterfly face Place the pink cheeks on either side of the mouth and glue in place. Like the nose, if you don’t have a circle punch or you want to save steps, you can have kids color in the cheeks too! Make the butterfly’s striped body by gluing on the light orange stripes onto the yellow body piece. Once they’re glued on, cut off the excess paper with the scissors. If you need to simplify this craft you can always skip this step or let the kids use markers to decorate instead of adding the paper. Hands gluing dark yellow stripes to yellow rectangle Glue the completed butterfly face onto the top flap of the brown paper bag. Hands gluing butterfly face to paper bag Place the striped body on the bottom part of the paper bag and glue in place. Hands gluing butterfly body onto paper bag Make the butterfly’s wings by gluing the paper accents on the inside of the wings. You can get extra fancy and glue on rhinestones, sequins, glitter or stickers too! Hands gluing details onto paper bag butterfly wings Take the completed butterfly wings and glue them to the inside of the paper bag. You can also glue it to the back of the paper bag, but we think the inside looks better when you’re using it as a puppet. Hands gluing butterfly wings to paper bag craft Take your pipe cleaner and cut it in half. Wrap one end of each pipe cleaner around a marker to make the butterfly’s antennae. Hands twisting pink pipe cleaner around marker